According to Philos, which of the following isn't a circumstance that creates misery in the universe?

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Philos, reflecting on the nature of misery in the universe, does not attribute it to God's absence. Instead, Philos focuses on the inherent aspects of the natural world and human condition, such as the fragility of nature's mechanisms, the necessity of pain for motivation, and the imperfection of nature, as sources of misery.

According to Philos, Which of the Following Isn't a Circumstance