I wrote already here on Feb 6th, 2013 about the neuropsychological attitude towards a God and its existence, but since I also recently advised to one of those Losers to learn about Pascal Wager.
I decided to make his mathematical approach to the demonstration to the existence of God more known – at least for those who read my blog here.
Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) was a 17th century French mathematician and scientist who, sadly, died at the age of 39 in a vehicle accident. He is considered to be the father of modern probability theory. He created the first calculating machine, invented the syringe, developed the hydraulic press, and refined the barometer for measuring atmospheric pressure.
I’m going to try here to explain his logic with very simple math:
1=we believe in God + 0= God doesn’t exist = 1, we had a good life anyway
1=we believe in God + 1= God is real = 2, we go to heaven after death
-1= we don’t believe in any God + 1=God is real = 0 or hell/eternal oblivion
-1= we don’t believe in any God + 0= God doesn’t exist = -1 = sure eternal hell
Since my brain is injured I’m not sure to have explained and simplified correctly the theory of Pascal, but you can look at the links posted here below to check for yourself.
Can also anyone explain to Michele that 1Carlo + 1Michele = 2Heaven, please?
Can also anyone explain to Michele that 1Carlo + 1Michele = 2Heaven, please?
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