Diderot speaks with a famous contemporary mathematician about life; this mathematician has a dream that is interpreted by a doctor and a friend.
Diderot speaks with a famous contemporary mathematician about life; this mathematician has a dream that is interpreted by a doctor and a friend. But the content dares to strike unorthodox perceptions in many fields of study. What eventually is formed is a picture of man as a mechanical instrument, and dissassembles morality and man-made institutions as falsity built on  misperceptions.
Diderot speaks with a famous contemporary mathematician about life; this mathematician has a dream that is interpreted by a doctor and a friend.
{D'Alembert's Dream}