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| Pg-45 | "A person, for instance, entirely fixed in the philosophy of scientific materialism, denying the reality of the 'invisibles' and confining his attention soley to what can be counted, measured and weighed, lives in a very poor world, so poor that he will experience it as a meaningless wasteland unfit for human habitation. Equally, if he sees it as nothing but an accidental collection of atoms he will agree with Betrand Russell that the only rational attitude is one of 'unyielding despair'.
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