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Question 20 is based on the passage below.
Solipsism is the belief that only oneself and one’s own experiences are real, while anything else—a physical object or another person—is nothing more than an object of one’s consciousness. Thus, in a sense, solipsism is the concept that nothing “exists” outside of one’s own mind. As a philosophical position, solipsism is usually the unintended consequence of an overemphasis on the reliability of internal mental states, which provide no evidence for the existence of external referents.
Question 20 is based on the passage below.
Solipsism is the belief that only oneself and one’s own experiences are real, while anything else—a physical object or another person—is nothing more than an object of one’s consciousness. Thus, in a sense, solipsism is the concept that nothing “exists” outside of one’s own mind. As a philosophical position, solipsism is usually the unintended consequence of an overemphasis on the reliability of internal mental states, which provide no evidence for the existence of external referents.
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