I ' m pretty sure that Island hopping is accepted in many academic circles <| sep |> From what I ' ve read and listened to one of her former pastors , people who know her , some of her writings , she is very privately devout in her Methodist faith . When you say she is not , what are you referring to ? <| sep |> Well some people are saying Here in UK like 2016 never happened . <| sep |> From Denmark Guess the US doesn ' t like us any longer . <| sep |> how do we do this every week ? <| sep |> Everyone is going to be different , each hand packed by me . <| sep |> I also have a huejanus <| sep |> Why don ' t I try out Occam ' s Razor ? That could help . The answer that is most likely true , is the one where I have to make the least amount of assumptions . Solipsism requires me to assume that I am some sort of incredibly powerful mind , able to imagine all these complex algorithms , laws of physics , an evergrowing universe etc . A mind that can ' t predict upcoming global events even though it is the one who ' s going to imagine them , A mind that has , for no apparent reason , put some sort of limit on itself so it can ' t remember imagining anything , and predict what he ' s going to imagine . That ' s a whole lot of assumptions . Now , on the other hand I could assume that each individual has it ' s own mind . And that events happen based on laws of phsyics and other natural processes without having an allpowerful mind imagine it . That is whole lot less assumption . If I were to use Occam ' s Razor , I could reach the conclusion that solipsism is most likely not true . Just because solipsism is unfalsifiable , that doesn ' t mean it ' s true . Still , a solipsistic universe is ofcourse a possibilty , it ' s just not as likely as a nonsolipsistic universe .