Interesting, now it is a network. First it was some magic invisible coins. Then energy, work, commodity, whatever. A now it is a network. Ok let's see. A network is computers linked together. So you're saying that when you bought Bitcoin you own computers. And if for instance I join the network to "mine" Bitcoin you own a part of my computer. But... that's not true. I am the only one who owns my computer. Owning bitcoins doesn't mean owning computers linked together. So, you talk nonsense.
Look, buddy, I get it. You're confused, and that's okay.
But if you're so determined to misunderstand everything, then this conversation is a waste of time. Again, don't twist my words! Nobody said you own actual computers when you buy Bitcoin. That's a ridiculous take.
Dude, we've all tried with this guy. He's just too confidently dumb to understand the basic premise of what is being explained to him and so he's stuck in this position of believing his initial assertion is correct and every time somebody patiently tries to explain it in simple terms to him he only ever seeks to twist what is said into something which allows him to return to his initial premise.
He appears to be incapable of the intellectual honesty needed to reappraise ones own erroneous assumptions when presented with sound evidence and reasoning which conflicts with it.
It's classic cognitive dissonance.