An argument removing the burden of proof from the skeptic envisions an undetectable orbiting object,
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]