Its divisions include "Perpetuity," "A.P.R.," "Nature is corrupt," "Proofs of Moses," "Wretchedness," and "Boredom."  
Its divisions include "Perpetuity," "A.P.R.," "Nature is corrupt," "Proofs of Moses," "Wretchedness," and "Boredom."  Number 233 confesses that the "eternal silence of these infinite spaces terrifies me," while Number 32 states that "If Cleopatra's nose had been shorter, the whole face of the world would have changed."  FTP, identify this fragmentary philosophical work, which also compares man to a "thinking reed" and formulates a famous wager, a collection compiled in 1670 from notes left by Blaise Pascal.
Its divisions include "Perpetuity," "A.P.R.," "Nature is corrupt," "Proofs of Moses," "Wretchedness," and "Boredom."  
Pensees (pahn-say) or Thoughts