Bertrand Russell Quotes（バートランド・ラッセルの名言・警句)

　

The scepticism of the intelligent is the cause of their impotence, and is itself the effect of their laziness : if there is nothing worth doing, that gives an excuse for sitting still. But when disaster is impending, no excuse for sitting still can be valid. The intelligent will have to shed their scepticism, or share responsibility for the evils which all deplore.
　Source:TOn modern uncertainty, June 20, 1932. In: Mortals and Others, v.1 (1975)
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