> Seems to me this "personhood" concept mainly muddies the waters As personhood is legally expanded it only follows that other consequences of it will change a

> Seems to me this "personhood" concept mainly muddies the waters As personhood is legally expanded it only follows that other consequences of it will change as well. If it's traditional for personhood to stipulate responsibilities but personhood is too good of a defense for these assets, then I'd bet the responsibilities will shift into a different classification. We already have similar splits between personhood and citizenship.