This philosopher argued for the coherence of relative truth value of propositions in his 2001 book Invariances. The counterfactual “if it were the case that not P, S would not believe that P” appears as the third of four conditions for knowledge in a text by this philosopher. A thought experiment by this philosopher uses the premise that “we want to be a certain kind of person” to argue that we have reason not to want to plug into an (*) “experience machine.” This philosopher formulated a (10[1])truth-tracking theory of knowledge in Philosophical Explanations and imagined 1 million people paying 25 extra cents to watch Wilt (10[1])Chamberlain in a book refuting A Theory of (-5[1])Justice (-5[1])by John Rawls. For 10 points, name this American philosopher who argued for a minimal state (10[1])in Anarchy, (10[1])State, and Utopia. (10[1])■END■ (10[1]0[2])