> reduces very quickly to solipsism Not necessarily. Solipsism generally is the idea that only one's own mind exists (or at least, it's the only mind whose exi

> reduces very quickly to solipsism Not necessarily. Solipsism generally is the idea that only one's own mind exists (or at least, it's the only mind whose existence one can supposedly be certain of.) But the gp description seems to encompass something like idealistic monism, where consciousness is fundamental, but it's not necessarily that of one person's mind. This is not equivalent to solipsism in general.