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An International Symposium to commemorate the centenary of the publication of Whitehead's the Concept of Nature was held on January 09 in Zhuhai, China – Center for Process Studies
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Bertrand Russell and his claim that Scientific Mysticism is 'the highest eminence…that it is possible to achieve in the world of thought.' Circa 1910 : r/philosophy
Bertrand Russell Considers the Post–Cold War Future - The Atlantic
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We Have Come to Believe That Boredom - Bertrand Russell - Spirited Thinking
