An argument removing the burden of proof from the skeptic envisions an undetectable orbiting object, this man's namesake "teapot". A principal follower of logical atomism, his namesake paradox asks, "Does the set of all sets that do not contain themselves contain itself?"  With Einstein, he names a 
An argument removing the burden of proof from the skeptic envisions an undetectable orbiting object, this man's namesake "teapot". A principal follower of logical atomism, his namesake paradox asks, "Does the set of all sets that do not contain themselves contain itself?"  With Einstein, he names a manifesto advocating [*] nuclear disarmament, signed by many nuclear physicists, and claimed that organized churches oppose moral progress in "Why I Am Not A Christian". Also known for his work with Alfred Whitehead, for 10 points, name this author who attempted a logical foundation for math in his Principia Mathematica.
An argument removing the burden of proof from the skeptic envisions an undetectable orbiting object, this man's namesake "teapot".
Bertrand {Russell} [accept {Russell's teapot} before “his namesake” is mentioned]