The p.(x) is a book of original philosophical thought; literary ontology merged with philosophy. Historical vectors of metaphysical structure are examined throughout with a chronology that begins with the prehistory of humanity and covers a variety of themes including free will, big data determinism, artificial intelligence, ethics, and more.
Pascal's argument assumes that God rewards all and only those who believe in him with an eternity of unimaginable bliss.
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