It's kind of fundamental to a moral view of the world to believe that you are no more or less a person than any other person. It would definitely be weird for

It's kind of fundamental to a moral view of the world to believe that you are no more or less a person than any other person. It would definitely be weird for one to have free will and everyone else not to, and I am certainly not making that claim. However, if you believe that one can behave morally with respect to dolphins, cockroaches or the environment--and most people would agree that some or all of the members of that set are mere bundles of state and/or lack free will--then it seems that one should be able to act morally with respect to a bundle of state person, too.