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A book that presents the concept of the scientific mindset and its impact on shaping modern thought, and examines the relationship between science and philosophy and their impact on society.
Bertrand Russell Nobel 1950 – Born on 18/5/1872 to a British aristocratic family. His father was Prime Minister twice during the reign of Queen Victoria – Philosopher, historian, researcher in logic and mathematics, and advocate for civil and social rights and peace issues – He witnessed the two major world wars. He had positions against them. And against the Vietnam War and nuclear armament. – He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1950 for his distinguished activities and writings in support of humanitarian issues and his defense of freedom.. He died on 2/2/1970 at the age of ninety-eight.
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