`50, 27 February 2007 (UTC)  == Egoism objection ==  So as not to have the page read like a usenet debate, I have removed another counterargument that does not address the original point.  : ``2) The common sense approach: The solipsist position that only one's personal perception exists requires one to hold that all the creations of which one is aware were created within one's own perceptual functioning``.  :``This objection essentially suggests that to be a solipsist means to have an ego so large as to be socially unacceptable``.  What the objection actually says is that solipsism is opposed to common-sense, not that it is socially unacceptable. Solipsists are willing to accept evidence about the indirectness of perception, but they ignore evidence that no single person is smart enough to invent every scientific theory, compose every piece of music, etc, etc.   What the objection to the objection actually says ... is that if the mind of the solipsist is the only thing that exists, there is no requirement that its nature be that of a biological human being, nor that any aspects of itself have to be designed by itself. As such, the inability of a biological human brain to generate all of science in one lifetime is beside the point. A key point is that the solipsistic point of view does not require that the mind of the solipisist was designed by the mind of the solipsist  in fact that would be a tad circular. The same issues of why something rather than nothing are still left open, as per materialism, but the materialist universe did not have to be manufactured as a product of the materialist universe either.  Of course the mind of a metaphysical solipsist cannot have been designed by something else. So its existence is presumably an incomprehensible miracle. But I have already given a counter-counter-argument to the Superhuman Solipsist objection. The solipsist who goes down that route cannot also use the kind of argument found under the ``neuroscience`` heading.(Note you have switched from your usual Epistemological Solipsism to Metaphysical Solipsism here. Unsignalled switches of this kind are very confusing to the reader).  13:`