The claim that all entities demand the same careful scrutiny conflates methodological thoroughness with ontological egalitarianism, an error that obscures real asymmetries in the structure of being.

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Asymmetries in the structure of being(as used in metaphysics): The observation that different types of things in existence have different properties, importance, or characteristics—they're not all built the same way.
Conflates(in argumentation and logic): Treats two different things as if they're the same thing, or mixes them up in a way that causes confusion.
Methodological thoroughness(as used in philosophy of science and epistemology): The practice of being extremely careful and rigorous about how you investigate or study something, making sure you check everything thoroughly.
Ontological egalitarianism(as used in metaphysics): The idea that all things that exist deserve equal treatment or consideration simply because they exist, without recognizing that some things might be fundamentally different from others.

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The claim that all entities demand the *same* careful scrutiny conflates methodological thoroughness with ontological egalitarianism, an error that obscures real asymmetries in the structure of being.