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The Idea Of Solipsism

The Idea Of Solipsism

Solipsism – the view that only the self exists while the external world is an illusion – grasps at something true but can't be meaningfully articulated. Solipsism represents the inexpressible nature of self and world – philosophy's task isn't to speak the unspeakable, but to acknowledge language's limits through logical analysis, avoiding profundity, and sticking to what can be stated.

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My key learning’s from Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus by Ludwig Wittgenstein

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