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"Ownership" is something that is a product of society. You can hold something in your hand and claim you own it, but someone else can very easily kill you and take it from you, at which point you no longer have ownership of it. Everything you own, you're allowed to own because the society has provided rules, law, customs, and the basic framework for you to take possession of it. If you buy something, you own that only because you and everyone else recognize your ownership of it. Even the thieves that steal from you recognize that you own it.
So if we start having "products" in virtual space, it'll be the systems, rules, and laws in that virtual space that give rise to the ownership of that product, and nothing else.
On the other side of the coin, whatever you consider you "own" in meatspace is based on the same social rules as the things you own in virtual space, and if you deny ownership of virtual products, you must also recognize that you can't truly own anything in meatspace.