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Pensées

Blaise Pascal

An incredibly modern, psychologically acute analysis of human boredom, ego, and our inability to sit quietly in a room.

“The heart has its reasons of which reason knows nothing”

— Blaise Pascal

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An incredibly modern, psychologically acute analysis of human boredom, ego, and our inability to sit quietly in a room.

About This Volume

A collection of fragments on theology, philosophy, and human distraction.

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An incredibly modern, psychologically acute analysis of human boredom, ego, and our inability to sit quietly in a room.

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A collection of fragments on theology, philosophy, and human distraction.

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