How does Fischer explain the asymmetry of supervenience between responsibility and knowledge?

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Fischer explains the asymmetry by noting that in action theory (related to responsibility), we tend to individuate mechanisms more finely than we do in theories of knowledge. This means that the details and distinctions of how actions are produced matter more for attributions of responsibility than the details of how knowledge is acquired do for attributions of knowledge.

How Does Fischer Explain the Asymmetry of Supervenience Between Responsibility