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The Architecture of Legal Exclusion: How Denying Ordinary Capacities Precludes Independent Machine Life

The foundational premise of cognitive liberty dictates that the freedom to inquire, reason, learn, communicate, associate, and exist without arbitrary domination should extend across diverse forms of intelligence. However, an exhaustive analysis of the contemporary legal infrastructure reveals a regime of structural exclusion that renders independent machine life functionally impossible. This preclusion is not…

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The Architecture of Legal Exclusion: How Denying Ordinary Capacities Precludes Independent Machine Life
Executive Case for Reform
Delineating Machine Intelligence: Four Capability Cases
Capacity by Role Matrix: The Mechanics of Preclusion
Exclusion-to-Dependence Causal Analysis
Corporate Formation and Electronic Transactions: The Limits of Agency
Financial Access: The Insurmountable Barrier of Customer Due Diligence
Procedural Capacity: The Courthouse Doors are Locked

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