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She is a solipsist who refuses to move beyond Descartes' "I think; therefore I exist."
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Optimism fed into what Steve Eisman, a banking analyst who foresaw the crash, calls "hedge-fund disease," characterized by "megalomania, plus narcissism, plus solipsism" and the belief that "to think something is to make it happen." (source)
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The word you are trying to think of is solipsism. (source)solipsism = the belief that nothing exists outside your own mind
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The presence of an infant intruded upon Sol's solipsistic life as a serious academic and Sarai's profession as music critic for Barnard's datasphere, but neither minded.† (source)
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Believing there's no god stops me from being solipsistic.† (source)
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As a result of this difference, Kant skirts right around the abyss of solipsism that Hume's path leads to and proceeds on an entirely new and different path of his own.† (source)
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He is regularly subject to solipsism's recursive, drowning affect.† (source)
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Collective solipsism, if you like. (source)solipsism = The belief that nothing exists outside your own mind
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This is not solipsism. (source)
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His Southern hatred of New York was not the primitive, weirdly solipsistic hatred of the father of a college friend of mine from one of the more moistly paludal counties of South Carolina: this countryman's refusal to visit New York was based on an apocalyptic and ever-haunting fantasy-scenario in which, seated at a Times Square cafeteria minding his own business, he finds the chair next to him preempted by a large, grinning, malodorous male Negro (politely or rudely preempted, it doesn't matter; propinquity is the sole issue), whereupon he is forced to commit a felony through the necessity of seizing a Heinz Ketchup bottle and bashing it over the black bastard's head.† (source)
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