The reason why branching cases pose a problem for personal i…

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The reаsоn why brаnching cаses pоse a prоblem for personal identity (synchronic [at a time] and diachronic [over time]) is because there cannot be two of the numerically identical person (while there could be two qualitatively identical persons, e.g., twins). Put differently, if person A and person B were numerically identical, they would occupy the same space-time region during the whole of "their" existence. This latter is not true in a branching case. 

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