Can Patents be a True Property Right When They Expire?
This article explains the basis and limitations of all property rights.
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People always seem to lose sight of this, which you pointed out.
"You might argue that the law does not precisely follow the philosophical basis of the law and that would be correct. However, the law has to consider factors that the pure philosopher does not, for instance, efficiency, evidentiary issues, and certainty of title. "