It's not inevitable but it would require some major changes in policy.
Not sure if it's planned that way but concentrating property is one way for powerful to keep their power in the future. It's pretty safe to assume that in some decades you can have a robot that will be able to provide with your basic needs for free and live autonomously and not have to buy many things anymore. The way to get around this for the powerful is to own the land and intellectual property so people will have to pay rent (tribute?) forever.
This sounds a little extreme but I honestly thinks it's where things are going without major changes.
Not sure if it's planned that way but concentrating property is one way for powerful to keep their power in the future. It's pretty safe to assume that in some decades you can have a robot that will be able to provide with your basic needs for free and live autonomously and not have to buy many things anymore. The way to get around this for the powerful is to own the land and intellectual property so people will have to pay rent (tribute?) forever.
This sounds a little extreme but I honestly thinks it's where things are going without major changes.