Each is dependent on the other for existence, but they are fundamentally different in their essential properties. The most important difference is that mind can move at the speed of light while bodies cannot. The creatures of mind idea can reproduce themselves at rates that exceed by many orders of magnitude the reproductive capacity of human bodies. The relationship between mind and body is paradoxical, not contradictory. And resolution would murder both sides of the dynamic.
Value lies less in possessing the fruits of creativity than in having the ability to create.
In other words, the truly original whether individuals or organizations will prosper materially from an economy in which the grist of thought is freely available. They will be paid in proportion to their ability to process information in unique and useful ways, a capacity that, unlike their works, cannot be taken from them by anyone. Once again, this is a paradox, not a contradiction. If one truly has faith in his own ability to put good information to use, he is happy to trade freely of his own, on the premise that he can utilize what he knows better than the others who are, like him, contributing to the general store of awareness. I come from a culture the American West where the enforceability of an agreement still depends less on The Law than on the character of the transacting parties.