Seated Here In My Head...

Seated here in my head looking at the allusions to things outside in outer space I am forced to acknowledge it is a very good puzzle explanation of the appearances! The story of an external universe reflected in the back of your head, filled with illusions of shrinkage and out of hearing range, blindness and the deaf, all makes sense of the experiences we receive. Just who could say it is not so, as described by physics, and the rest of the sciences based on describing our common human experience heritage?
Yet seated here I remember, if I am in my head, so much looking like a dining room (where I work on the tabletop), under a roof, under a sky, reflecting the night sky show of stars, instead of the daylight at this time regularly, how would anyone prove anywhere not such an illusion in some other form of head? Maybe even a godhead...
"So, is it true" both can ask their teachers, Creationists, and sciences Cosmologists, students alike. Would they ask though, "can we prove our view?"  There is my dilemma, I know I exist, and I experience a scene full of illusion, including the aforementioned allusion of a universe in outer space.  There is no doubt in my mind that I experience this, and that it is real, yet which explanation neither arguments school seems to prove beyond the shadow of a doubt with just the facts instead of jumping to conclusions based on circumstantial evidence like questions such as "where is God when a building is burning down around people in their sleep?" Or the other schools' obvious questions "where did the Big Bang come from" or "who caused the big bang?'
Still, the scene and my existing do satisfy me with the view of accepting what I know real and keeping the dilemma an unanswered question, with only views competing for descriptions of it. To quote an old song, "I know this much is true..." (Tears for Fears, 1985).  

Tears For Fears, (1985). See Google Search Engine for more.