When asked by a dentist, "Where do you feel the pain?" he replied, "In my mind, of course" \- a suitable intellectual response from a man disillusioned at age 11 after learning that mathematical axioms couldn't be proved but had to be accepted on faith.
When asked by a dentist, "Where do you feel the pain?" he replied, "In my mind, of course" \- a suitable intellectual response from a man disillusioned at age 11 after learning that mathematical axioms couldn't be proved but had to be accepted on faith. In 1954, at age 82, he made a famous radio broadcast, "Man's Peril," leading to a protest statement against hydrogen bomb tests co- sponsored with Albert Einstein and in turn the Pugwash Conferences, winner of the 1995 Nobel Peace Prize. At 89 he was imprisoned for civil disobedience, and in his 90s he protested against American intervention in Vietnam. For ten points, name this British philosopher.
When asked by a dentist, "Where do you feel the pain?" he replied, "In my mind, of course" \- a suitable intellectual response from a man disillusioned at age 11 after learning that mathematical axioms couldn't be proved but had to be accepted on faith.
Bertrand {Russell}