Anyone starting to develop their own philosophy on things? What are you interested in?
I believe that glass is not see-through, rather it brings forth a projection of the (noumenal) world existing beyond the pane, presenting on the surface a stereo-gram like image (like a TV screen that shows stereo-grams, that when you focus your vision beyond the TV a 3d world appears, which you mistake for the world beyond the TV, when in fact you're not seeing beyond the surface. Same with mirrors but reversed (projections a stereo-gram on it's surface of the world before it)
I also subscribe to something I'd call 'linguistic idealism', something like that. where there's an inseparable relationship between the phenomenal world and language. with our children, in teaching them language, we create their reality, the community builds the child's way of experiencing reality
instead of "i think, therefore I am" as the extent of doubt, it's actually, "I doubt, therefore meaning exists (you can't understand doubting without the existence of meaning (doubt is a word with meaning)), you can't doubt without meaning existing, therefore meaning is the limit of doubt not the ego, meaning is the foundation of reality (which leads to my 'linguistic idealism')
scientific instrumentalism
no external world
if there is no experiential difference between mans and p-zombies, then there's literally no difference between the two. in the same way h20=water. the existence of experiences beyond my own, to me, exist in the same way as the wall behind my head. it's posited as a way of framing the world, as part of my conceptual scheme. it has o knowable, or speak-able existence beyond that. I guess I'm a solipsist, although I don't deny other people have conscious experience, I just debate the meaning of that. to me, it just means that I frame the word around me as other people having experiences. I can't speak of the word beyond me(as in, I literally can't, I can't refer to it)
antinatalist
I also truly believe that the source of moral facts (moral realist) is myself. my opinions decide what is right and wrong.
no god
I believe in an afterlife. after I die life will thrust me into some sort of phenomenal experience again
I believe in a very primal sort of self. it's unknowable like an arrow shooting at itself, or an eye seeing itself. I can't refer to it, or experience it. but I believe in it, as in I feel like it must be posited