First off, allow me to apologize for yet another (I promise the last) reiteration of my next to last work. I thought it important to post the full book here as radical changes to the art occurred for the first three chapters. In fact, consider the first three chapters as individual and separate threads in the Philosophy Section of I Love Philosophy obsolete.
Once again, I am especially grateful to the ILP Moderators for allowing the ability and space to produce input in the graphic nature you see before you. They are insightful, intelligent, wonderful human beings that allow a range of freedom of expression…and that’s rare.
So enjoy, if you will, the final, finished, absolute product of my upcoming book: The True Nature of YOUR Existence.
[Note: Glossary of Terms and Reference page not included here, but will appear in actual book]
Well… very picturesque, if not psychedelic.
But I’m afraid that I have to completely disagree with your conclusion.
Solipsism is an incoherent ontology.
Yes. I’m more interested in an actual, hard copy you can hold in your hands. Really excited about creating that or having it created by an actual publisher. I have posted this on philosophyforums.com and plan to do so with dissidentphilosophy.com.
James S. Saint:
I deny literal Solipsism: the belief that only one’s mind exists and all other humans, etc. are philosopher’s zombies and aspects of one’s own percept.
But it does not matter what I believe or disbelieve, or what I accept or deny. Existence as we experience it is quasi-solipistic; say what you wish about “incoherency”, etc. You experience only yourself and the things that you, personally, experience–and everything appears to you ONLY in this form (i.e. other people exist or appear within existence only in the form of “YOUR experience of other people”; pencils exist, but only in the form of “YOUR experience of some object, distinct from all others, that is collectively termed ‘a pencil’”, etc. etc…). The existence of everything else regardless of the objective, actual existence of these others (which ‘true’ Solipsism denies) are known to you only in the form of your experience of them as mental concepts; their objective existence independent of your consciousness is, like God, ultimately a matter of faith.
