I have the answer.

I didn't bother reading everyone elses answer because frankly, I don't care. lol.

I know that objects "exist", and I'll use this term loosely here, when I am not looking at them, due to the fact that I believe in the existence of a higher power that is omnipotent and omnipresent. (I see you guys have already gotten sensitive about the whole issue, so I'm choosing my words carefully here). I choose to call this entity I believe in God. So I know those objects exist because I believe God can see them even when I cannot.

Now what you mean by exist is an entirely different matter. Question: Why do you think something actually exists just because you physically can view it? For that matter, why does something exist even if you can physically touch it?

Hm...........
BigVTDave Reviewed by BigVTDave on . A deep thinking question, for those that like to think. Simple question with many possibilities, "How do you know the world exists behind you?" When you turn around you can no longer see anything outside of your front and peripheral vision. How do you know that the world actually exists when you turn around? How do you know that the world doesn't simply exists where you can see it? A mirror, a camera, a friend telling you, etc. all have to exists in front of you for you to see what they are showing. As in, a mirror could show you what you Rating: 5