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I'm Josh, and there's Chuck, and Jerry's not here.

We are.

And we're pretty sure that both of us are here, but it's possible just me is here.

And this is stuff you should know.

That's right.

Diving into philosophy again.

This one, solipsism, perhaps the most navel-gazy, sort of unintelligible aspect of all of them,

which is that sort of old classic stoner college dorm room thing, how do we know if anything is real? What if it's all, and it's part of it? What if it's all just a simulation? Yeah, that's one example of what it could be. But there's a couple of things about this. One,

as annoying as it is, because if you're arguing for solipsism, and I don't want to say you're a solopsis because there's basically nobody out there who's an actual solopsist. Like, you can

just keep saying, like, but yeah, how do you know?

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