Bertrand Russell Philosophy: On Human Desire

I always liked Bertrand Russell because I see myself quite often in his writings.

After reading this essay (which is an abridged version of the speech he gave after winning the Nobel prize in literature in 1950), his genius became even more clear to me.

Realizing these four desires, as the main pillars, so to speak, of human motivation, can offer a lot of clarity in one’s orientation within a social ecosystem.

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