What Is the Name or Any Type of Association Given to the Thought That Everyone Is a Pre-Programmed “robot”?

by U.S. Naval Forces Central Command/U.S. Fifth Fleet

Question by shakleburge: What is the name or any type of association given to the thought that everyone is a pre-programmed “robot”?
What is the name or any type of association given to the thought that everyone is a pre-programmed “robot” except for one’s self? If anyone could give me a book, article, movie, tv shows, other media, that features this thought that would be great.

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Answer by My User Name
That sounds like something a crazy person would think. Seriously, no one really thinks that do they?

Answer by Snowyowl
Solipism. Or one of the variations on it, anyway.

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