According to the perspective of general secular morality, which of the following patients would be eliminated as being a person?

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In the perspective of general secular morality, for a biological human life to be considered a person, that biological human life must have the power to consent and to exercise moral authority. This means that someone with dementia would not be considered a human person. The adolescent with a broken leg, the patient receiving chemotherapy, and the middle-aged female in menopause would all be considered as human persons.

According to the Perspective of General Secular Morality, Which of the Following