OK, good point. I'm not exactly sure what they mean, but you could be right.
But for some things, it's a mixed bag. I got quite attached my LP collection, but it's a pain in the butt when you need to move. Now, all my music is on Youtube. I can access the music even when I'm on vacation from any device. This convenience overrides the need to own a music library.
Let's extend it to cars. Some people might rather die than give up car ownership, but I'm quite looking forward to robo-taxis. Let someone else worry about maintenance, rotating the tires, oil changes, insurance, finding parking, parking tickets ... Ownership is burdensome. It can be fun especially if you can afford a cool car. But it's also a burden to own a lot of stuff. And most people cannot afford cool cars anyway and drive sh&t boxes, so Karl Schwab is putting them out of their misery, as far as I'm concerned. Why would anyone want to bother owning and maintaining a crappy Toyota when cheap robo-taxis are available?