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This thinker argued that W.V.O. Quine proposed ignoring questions about rationality, justice, and knowledge, and  instead suggested investigating the causal connections between sensory evidence and beliefs about the world, in this  thinker's influential critique of naturalized epistemology. This philosopher developed the distinction between concepts,  one in which "no possible world that contains individuals that are B-indiscernible but A-discernible," the other in which  "no possible individuals that are B-indiscernible but A-discernible, whether they are in the same world or different  worlds." This formulator of the bifurcation between weak and strong supervenience proposed that one cannot be both a  physicalist and a (*) non-reductivist. For 10 points, name this author of Supervenience and Mind, a Brown University-based  Korean-American philosopher of mind.
This thinker argued that W.V.O. Quine proposed ignoring questions about rationality, justice, and knowledge, and  instead suggested investigating the causal connections between sensory evidence and beliefs about the world, in this  thinker's influential critique of naturalized epistemology.
Jaegwon Kim