You don't exist. Nor do I. It was the night of the first of January--gloomy and silent--and I can barely sleep. Okay, stop of this nonsense! I am just here to say that I was seriously pondering why many philosophers said that we don't actually exist. Recently, I've read a book about concepts, its kinds and how to distinguish one from the other. And I came across with the inter and intra subjectivity, that made me realise that we are all fictitious. It says that in order for us to be empirical then we should first pass these two tests. We might consider ourselves real and do exist but how about the others? This means that we might pass the intra subjectivity test but not the inter one. Who knows if this world is just a giant simulated game? Or just a dream? How will I know if you are just a character from a game I'm playing? Clearly, you don't pass intra subjectivity test. One said that we are all figments of our imagination. I don't exist. You don't exist. Reality doesn't exist!! So this argument is nonsense for it doesn't exist either.