Two possible worlds could be micro-physically identical yet differ in which legal facts obtain if legal facts depend on intentional attitudes not fully fixed by local physical states.
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Having exactly the same physical properties at the smallest level—same atoms, same particles, same physical arrangement—with no physical differences whatsoever.
possible worlds(Leibniz's modal semantics, anticipating contemporary possible-worlds semantics)
Worlds that have existence in a tenuous sense; fictional worlds used to characterize the nature of possibles that are never actualized