>I don't think this guy is confused, nor that he needs any god. Solipsism is flawless. Now would this guy wish to split his personality into "Me, the only real person in this world" and "Me, the god of this world", or would he think that the first person suffices - you'd have to find him and ask.

Well that's all very nice fancy psyco talk. But any time someone believes that he is the lone human in the world and that everyone else is just his imagination, I say he need professional help; or he's got the worst case of narcissism. Know what I mean? :-)


>Of course, anyone can argue that solipsism begins with a false assumption of reality as being nonexistent outside the solipsist's mind - but within the solipsist dogma, that's the only reality possible. It's perfect as a simple example of a closed dogma which can't be proven or disproven.

That why we have mental institutions. *g*

>... if you insert one where there wasn't one, a similar mess creates even more confusion as it clashes against the rest of what was already there.

You gotta break some eggs to make omelettes. :-)