Solipsism is an infantile and immature egotism, which fundamentally or completely rejects the “outside” world, rejects reality. Solipsists, like you Magnus, believe that existence is based upon consciousness. That if you are not conscious, then the rest of existence, humanity, reality, the world, disappears or dies with you. For a Solipsist, the world ends and begins each night when you go to sleep. Reality “revolves around you”. It is very immature and symbolic of cocooning, modernity, and subjectivism. Basically existence revolves around senses, rather than senses revolve around existence.
Solipsism: Consciousness > Existence. Subject > Object. Human Ego > Gods.
I am not a Solipsist because I know existence does not revolve around my ego, or really, does not revolve around anything at all. There is no “center of the universe” except for what humans hypothesize and begin Teleology. I believe in Infinity, that existence is greater than humanity, your ego, my ego, anybody, everybody. I reject the idea of a “beginning” of the universe. I am anti-Christian, anti-Abrahamism, anti-Judaism. I am anti-Catholic, no “Big Bang Theory”. I reject all of your falsities and lies. No beginnings. No ends. There is only infinity.
Rather, the reason humans believe in Teleology and “beginnings and ends” to the universe, is due to Anthropomorphization. Because you believe that you will die, Magnus Anderson, you then abstract your human condition back “onto reality”. You believe that existence will die, or be born, because you will die and were born. This is false. This is Anthropomorphization. You project the human, living, organic element upon non-living and inorganic materials. There is no reason and no cause for it. Because one entity does not necessarily reflect another. Life is finite. That does not mean existence and the universe is infinite. I’m speaking about individuals and particulars here.
It’s obvious that a Solipsist will not understand Causality, because there is a conflict of logic. For the Solipsist (Magnus Anderson), causes “begin and end” with the human ego. I reject this. There are “causes” in nature such that processes and events occur, with or without human intervention. A volcano erupts. You may or may not understand the causes of the eruption. But just because you are ignorant and unaware, does not erase the causes, and it certainly does not mean “the causes don’t exist” as Magnus indicates and implies.
They do exist, because those causes predicate the events. In other words, there are processes, relationships, interactions, chemical reactions, all occurring, at all times, beyond the knowledge and understanding of humanity, and certainly beyond the knowledge and understanding of individuals (like Magnus).
Solipsists have a very difficult time accepting there exist things, information, knowledge “beyond” themselves. Solispsists see other egos, organisms, individuals, other humans, as threats. And so any perspective that is not “my own” (Magnus) is a threat. This is extreme paranoia, distrust, and antagonism. Humans are not all solipsistic. In fact much the reason popular religions and Christianity exist, is to reduce and suppress Solipsistic/Individualistic urges in the populace, by supplanting ideas of “god” within people. Thus the only authority, other than the ego of the solipsist, would be god, as a means of overriding anti-social and infighting-competition between people, sentiments of distrust and contention, or resentiment.
Basically, TLDR, Magnus Anderson, you’re not going to understand Causality as a Solipsist, because you cannot link or fuse logic and rationality with “the real world” or “real/objective causes”. Obviously the link between subjective and objective causes are hypothetical and theoretical. Humans make “best guesses” and estimates as to why and how existence operates. But that only proves my case further. There are phenomenon “outside” humanity and petulant solipsistic egos.
If you’re not going to confront the “outside humanity”, reality, then you’re going to remain stuck in your own ego, childishness, adolescence, and fail to see beyond whatever small perspective and habitat in life you’ve been born into. You’re certainly not going to be stepping outside your comfort zone.
You are doomed to walk around in a small circle, within the Great Maze. You are too cowardly to venture into new sections, new understandings, and anything unfamiliar. Modern humans are babied, infantile, and served with silver spoons, very unwilling to acknowledge foreign perspectives even. Thus people cannot listen to each other, and cannot philosophize together.