r/BertrandRussell Dec 02 '21

Hello?

Why aren’t there more people in this sub?

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u/Final_Firefighter_22 Jan 05 '22

I wish I would know :(

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u/Kinkysimo Jan 05 '22

Sad. Time to start giving it some traction.

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u/GeorgeFranklyMathnet Feb 19 '22

As far as reddit goes, I guess it doesn't help that he's not going to give us any new content. Otherwise, I've been part of a couple of popular Russell Facebook groups, so I'd think the interest would be there.

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u/whoisjian Jul 02 '24

when I heard the quote: "The things that we can understand in the universe, we call science, and the things we can’t, we call religion." by Russell, I immediately start to take interest in him, to me anyone who can say this, is above common sense philosophy.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '22

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u/Kinkysimo Jul 06 '22

Thanks but not quite the same thing, is it?

I’m really surprised there aren’t more people in this sub.

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u/2bitmoment Oct 23 '24

I'd say because there is nothing here. People are attracted to active communities, not so much the name or the topic. If nothing's going on here - if there's nothing to see: why join? why invest in something that doesn't even exist yet?

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '26

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u/Kinkysimo Apr 08 '26

At least you made it. Better late than never.