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Why do we believe the sun will rise tomorrow? Why do we trust scientific laws and everyday expectations? Bertrand Russell explores the principle of induction, the idea that past experiences shape our beliefs about the future. He argues that while repeated observations make an outcome more probable, they can never guarantee certainty. Science and daily life rely on this assumption, yet it cannot...

Russell’s theory of knowledge distinguishes between knowledge of things and knowledge of truths. Within knowledge of things, he differentiates between knowledge by acquaintance and knowledge by description. Knowledge by acquaintance is direct and non-inferential, such as perceiving a color or texture, whereas knowledge by description is indirect, relying on sense-data and inference to refer to ...

This discussion delves into the philosophical concepts of idealism as proposed by Berkeley, who asserted that reality consists only of ideas and perceptions, sustained by God's mind. The critique by Bertrand Russell highlights the limitations and contradictions in Berkeley's arguments, emphasising the distinction between the mind and the external objects of knowledge. Explore the intriguing int...

This is a discussion on the chapter titled The Nature of Matter from Russell's The Problems of Philosophy. Here we will be discussing Russell's ideas on space and time, his idea of personal and private experience, and how science views reality. He concludes by critiquing the naive relaist position and sets up the stage for discussion of idealism.

This is a discussion on the chapter titled The Existence of Matter from Russell's The Problems of Philosophy. Here we will be discussing Russell's radical doubt to question the existence of matter. We will also ponder the problems of other minds and solipsism. Lastly, we will delve into the issue of instinctive belief as a medium for transaction with the world.

This is a discussion of the first chapter of the book, The Problems of Philosophy, titled Appearance and Reality. Here we will be discussing one of the most critical dichotomies in philosophy. This dichotomy is between appearance and reality. By delving into the epistemic nature of cognition of matter, we shall try to understand the apparent and real distinction between the nature of matter.

This is to help my peers for their PhD Pre-submission Seminar

This is a lecture I gave at the School of Interwoven Arts and Sciences, Krea University. The copyrights to this video are held with KREA University. The video is placed here strictly for educational purposes.

Thank you, Pallavi Ma'am for recording the video. Thank you, Alok Sir, for giving a direction to my madness.

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From my Poetry Book Rejected You can buy the book on Amazon. amzn.in/d/guM0jqC

From my Poetry Book Rejected You can buy the book on Amazon. amzn.in/d/guM0jqC

From my Poetry Book Rejected You can buy the book on Amazon. amzn.in/d/guM0jqC

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