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Introducing the book Our Knowledge of the External World by Bertrand Russell
The World I Know is the text of an interview with Bertrand Russell and one of the best interpretations of his ideas.
The book’s questions and answers are about the following topics:
What is philosophy?
Religion
War and peace
Communism and capitalism
Taboo ethics (ignorant customs and habits)
the power
What is happiness?
Nationalism
The role of the character
Tolerance and exaggeration in prejudice
Hydrogen bomb
The future of humanity

Introducing the book The World I Know by Bertrand Russell
Russell is a prime example of a Western wanderer. He was raised in the lap of Western capitalism and was from the affluent classes of society, but he hated their actions, so he advocated Russian socialism, but after a while he realized that their method, like that of Western capitalism, was unsuccessful. And failed.
Christianity did not appeal to him either. Russell went to China for a while and became interested in the life of the Asian people, but the confusion did not leave him.
He did not feel any belief in socialism, capitalism, the white race and Western civilization. Bertrand Russell died on February 2, 1970, in Wales. The World Book I Know is one of his books that talks about this topic and expresses his views on the above topics.
Bertrand Russell (May 18, 1872 – February 2, 1970) was a twentieth-century English philosopher, logician, mathematician, historian, sociologist, Nobel laureate, and peace activist. In his early teens, Russell began to study works by Percy Be Shell, which changed the course of his life.
He then attended Trinity College, Cambridge, where he studied mathematics and philosophy. He discovered the “Russell Paradox” in 1901 and became a member of the Royal Society of British Sciences seven years later.
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