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Land as an Asset - Land appreciates and does not depreciate, making it a timeless asset [1] - Only 10% of the world's population controls about 70% of the world's land [2] - The total land area in the world is approximately 149 billion hectares, with 48 billion hectares being usable or arable land, and 44% of that being cultivable [3] - There is approximately 006 hectares of land per person, given a global population approaching 8 billion [4] Land's Enduring Nature - Throughout history, empires and regimes have come and gone, but land remains constant [5][6] - Land's permanent nature makes it a safe and realistic asset [13] Land Literacy and Investment - Land literacy is lacking, unlike discussions about stocks, cryptos, and other assets [7] - Investing in land early creates generational wealth, rewarding vision over velocity [10][11] - Awareness, cognizance, and early investment are key to participating in land wealth creation [10] Land's Resilience - Land is not hampered by economic events like demonetization, oil recessions, or wars [12] - Understanding land classes, titles, registries, and value creation is crucial for building a resilient portfolio [13][14]