Bertrand Russell

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Bertrand "Bertie" Russell (May 18, 1872 – Feb. 2, 1970) was a British mathematician and philosopher. He also wrote books and essays for popular consumption, and many were full of his style of snark about religion. Russell's Teapot is a good example of this.

His contributions to the development of the philosophy of language were significant, giving later troglodites at reactionary websites plenty to whine about.

[edit] Well known publications

  • History of Western Philosophy (1946)
  • Why I Am Not a Christian (1957)

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