see, the problem is that you can enforce things that happen inside the system (blockchain), but as soon as you "tokenize" stuff rom the outside world you need an oracle, that the contract relies on to make decisions. This oracle (whatever it may be in praxis) is where for me the whole token system stops to make sense. You don't need a blockchain if you're gonna use an oracle anyways.

I was hoping to show you that, but it seems your beleives are firmly set. That's fair enough, have a good day.