Which theory of personal identity rules out any sort of splitting?
A) nonbranching
B) closest continuer
C) impressible
D) singular
E) thread

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The nonbranching theory of personal identity rules out any sort of splitting because it requires that a person at one time is identical to a person at another time if and only if they are connected by the right kind of psychological continuity and there are no branching paths of psychological continuity.

Which Theory of Personal Identity Rules Out Any Sort of Splitting