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You made a claim of fact, thus inheriting a burden of proof (or so "they" say). > The truth of my statement is inherent in the structure of solipsism. For eff
by mistermann 3y ago
You made a claim of fact, thus inheriting a burden of proof (or so "they" say).
> The truth of my statement is inherent in the structure of solipsism.
For efficiency: are you describing map or territory?
- svnt 3y agoI don’t think I get a map and territory with solipsism. It is all my mind, or it isn’t. If I introduce map and territory with any integrity to the terms now there must be an ontological truth that I can’t access but must have an idea of. If I have an idea of it then it means I am assessing something else. But we are talking about a monolithic reality. The map is the territory in solipsism.