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Hermit wrote:

Frozenworld wrote:That's the main point of solipsism though. That we can't truly trust our senses and that the only thing we know is that we exist in some form.

The main point of solipsism is that you would not behave differently if solipsism turned out to be true. You can test it quite easily like this: Stand in the middle of a road. Try not to get out of the way of a truck bearing down at you because the truck exists only in your imagination. Go on, try it. After all you asserted yourself that you don't have a solid argument for "other things".