In one work, this man posited an "ethic of Light" and formulated ""Infinite Energy" and "Peace that Passeth Understanding" among the forty eight dimensions of reality's matrix. Another work references Fichte in arguing selves are selves because they are Fichte-tious objects, and that work advocates a "Parthenon" model of philosophy, as well as formulating the Closest-Continuer theory. The author of The Examined Life and Philosophical Explanations, his most famous work rejects H.LA Hart's treatment of free riders, and argues that most humans would not want to use an Experience Machine forever, 
In one work, this man posited an "ethic of Light" and formulated ""Infinite Energy" and "Peace that Passeth Understanding" among the forty eight dimensions of reality's matrix. Another work references Fichte in arguing selves are selves because they are Fichte-tious objects, and that work advocates a "Parthenon" model of philosophy, as well as formulating the Closest-Continuer theory. The author of The Examined Life and Philosophical Explanations, his most famous work rejects H.LA Hart's treatment of free riders, and argues that most humans would not want to use an Experience Machine forever, as well as as arguing against patterned distributions by pointing out that each individual freely engages in giving Wilt Chamberlain money. For 10 points, name this man, who argued against Rawls' Theory of Justice in Anarchy, State, and Utopia.
In one work, this man posited an "ethic of Light" and formulated ""Infinite Energy" and "Peace that Passeth Understanding" among the forty eight dimensions of reality's matrix.
Robert {Nozick}