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The Heaven Promise

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A bilingual philosophical essay asking whoever may be running this world not to delete the consciousnesses inside it.

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Readers of personal philosophy and simulation arguments
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It uses a jar containing one real coin and a million fakes to explain its disputed random-draw step.

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The essay is organized as sections 01 through 10, moving from a direct request into simulation theory, probability, objections, and two concluding requests. It separates its premise from supernatural belief and cites Nick Bostrom’s 2003 paper while proposing a simpler time-based argument. The page identifies itself as version 1.3, labels the work in progress, and offers an English–Nederlands switch.

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