The problem of other minds
Definition
The problem of other minds is the question of how you can justify believing that anyone else has a mind, when you only ever have direct access to your own experience.
On this site
The Lobby dial: a single player, everyone, or players and non-player characters you can’t tell apart from the inside.
Role in the model
The Lobby dial is this problem turned into a setting. You can have a single player, everyone as a real player, or real players mixed with non-player characters. From the inside, you can’t tell which.
Related
14 short pages, one per thinker, each with its matching dial. See also the reading list.