Imagine a mind sensing and making models and thinking. What exactly is happening in their mind when they say "there is an external world"?
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good answer. Now what's the difference between that and noticing that experiences can violate expectations?
One may notice this but not further notice that this implies more than an internal world
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There's the additional realization that's about epistemology more generally-
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different phenomena are easier or harder to explain. The harder are more "real"/"external". That's when solipsism dies
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