Bertrand Russell Discusses Mankind's Future
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Duration: 14
Genre: Educational | Historical | Interview
Year Published: 1961
Creator: CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION
Format: 16mm
Color: B&W
Sound: sound
Description: Interview with Lord Russell, in which he discusses his fears and hopes for the future; an organized and static world or an abolishing of war, poverty and disease through education; and productive use of leisure time and adventure., Lord Russell speaks about his fears and hopes for the future, and explains that he sees the possibility of a world so organized and static that there will be no fun to be had anywhere. He points out also that with education and realization that many of the world's troubles lie in individual psychology, we could abolish war, poverty and disease.
Complete Record: Interview with Lord Russell, in which he discusses his fears and hopes for the future; an organized and static world or an abolishing of war, poverty and disease through education; and productive use of leisure time and adventure., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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