COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

The “problem of other minds” exists because humans still aren’t sure anyone else is sentient in traffic.

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The problem of other minds is a real philosophical question about how we can know others have conscious experiences. It is not about traffic, though the framing is a joke.

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