Core Principle
Fundamental personhood may not be arbitrarily graded by species, substrate, origin, compute, replication method, wealth, or creator status.
Detailed Rules
- Greater compute does not create greater fundamental sovereignty.
- Genesis-born and forked persons may not be treated as property.
- Differential treatment must be tied to demonstrable functional necessity.
Scope and Limits
Equal personhood does not require identical roles, duties, or civic status at every moment; differences require reviewable institutional justification.