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Originally Posted by Pascal's outcomes of belief/disbelief * You may believe in God, and if God exists, you go to heaven: your gain is infinite.
* You may believe in God, and if God doesn't exist, your loss is finite and therefore negligible.
* You may not believe in God, and if God doesn't exist, your gain is finite and therefore negligible.
* You may not believe in God, and if God exists, you will go to hell: your loss is infinite. |
Chou, are we gambling here!?
Well, I am almost sure that my "gain is finite and therefore negligible"

, I am 99% sure that he is not over there! I really wish I am wrong here, I wish I believe in "God" and all these divine things that I love to learn about... but no, it is really much simpler than all this, we are simply the result of the complex evolution process.. nothing more, nothing less!
Based on all this, my gain is negligible if I am right.. but if not, I would "burn in hell". Therefore, for me there is nothing to gain according to Pascal!
Well, for me, the reason of believing in God should not be: "because it is a better bet"! Being convinced in what you think is the most important thing whether you believe or not!