 On a person-affecting view, future people count if, and insofar as, they have interests, just claims, or rights vis-à-vis currently living people. Some philosophers deny that this can ever be the case. In addition to an argument reflecting the “Non-Identity-Problem”  (§§2.2; 3–4.3)  we can distinguish at least three further arguments in support of the denial of the possibility of future people having rights vis-à-vis us.