Baker's paper is visionary in that it announces a link between linear logic and move semantics for resources more than a decade in advance. As we know this was put into practice by C++ and Rust. Compared to linear types, it amounts to operating a change of perspective from the quantitative interpretation (is it copied? is it dropped?) to a qualitative one (how is it copied? how is it dropped?). This is very much in spirit of linear logic (though it takes a bit of work to relate these ideas to Girard's mathematics). It answers questions that linear types were never able to, such as how to mix linearity and control. I take this paper as an example that there is more to linear logic than linear types!