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The Problems of Philosophy - Russell, Bertrand ยท 50 words
We have now seen that there are propositions known a priori, and that among them are the propositions of logic and pure mathematics, as well as the fundamental propositions of ethics. The question which must next occupy us is this. How is it possible that there should be such knowledge.
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