Individual Consciousness
| Abstract | An argument for the numerical identity of all conscious existence. | |||||||||
| Keywords | consciousness singular plural context | |||||||||
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Excellent paper first and foremost Mr. MacLeod! As I was reading your thoughts on plurality and the nature of the individual conscious, it made me think of the ideal of Solipsism. For those who don't know, Solipsism is defined as: The view or theory that the self is all that can be known to exist. Would you say that your case for a plurality of consciousness "immediately present." defeats the ideal of a Solipsistic Philosophy?
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