Solipsism is a. the idea that nothing exists except for one\'s own mind and the

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Solipsism is a. the idea that nothing exists except for one's own mind and the minds of those people closest to oneself. b. the idea that other minds do exist, but they doubt that I exist. c. the idea that psychology and philosophy have no relation to each other. d. none of the above. The rejection of the traditional idea of individual self-identity a. is consistent with the idea of each of us not having just 'one self, but 'many selves,' as writers like Hesse have shown. b. does not have anything to do with 'universal' self-identity. c. is not at all connected with Buddhism. d. is not to be found anywhere in Western philosophy. According to Hume, antecedent skepticism makes little sense from a philosophical standpoint. True False

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ans:a.the Idea that nothing exists except for one's own mind and minds of closest people to oneself

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ans is consistent with idea of each of us not having just one self but many selves as writers like Hess shown

12.True

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