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The Problems of Philosophy - Russell, Bertrand ยท 50 words
Let us take as an illustration a matter about which none of us, in fact, feel the slightest doubt. We are all convinced that the sun will rise to morrow. Why. Is this belief a mere blind outcome of past experience, or can it be justified as a reasonable belief.
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