The difference is Nitrogen forms more stable bonds with oxygen and carbon then Phosphorus does - look at the rapid metabolism of psilocybin.
That is not really a fair comparison is it? In psilocybin it is a phosphoryl ester, and it is one in 3C-PO as well. In 2C-N there is no oxygen and certainly no ester.
The point is that other esters like acetoxies are also readily cleaved but it says nothing about the carbon that is there in the acetoxy, which would bind quite strongly to another carbon.
By the way that phosphate is missing an oxygen

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