British mathematician and philosopher Bertrand Russell famously said:

1. War does not decide who is right, only who stays.

2. A beggar will not be jealous of a millionaire, but he will definitely be jealous of a beggar with a higher income.

3. If you can have fun wasting time, it is not a waste of time.

4. All great books have boring chapters, and all great men have boring moments in their lives.

5. A person's life should be like a river. It starts as a trickle, bound by narrow banks, and then rushes fiercely through boulders and over waterfalls. Gradually, the river widened, the banks on both sides receded, and the water flowed more calmly. Finally, it merges naturally into the sea and disappears itself painlessly.

6. Love will flourish only when it is free and unrestrained. The idea that love is some kind of obligation can only kill love. Just one sentence: You should love someone is enough to make you hate that person to the core.

7. If you get angry when you hear an opinion that is contrary to yours, it shows that you have subconsciously felt that there is no good reason for your opinion. If someone insisted that two plus two equals five, you would feel pity rather than anger.

8. I will never die for my beliefs because I might be wrong.

9. The problem in this world is that smart people are full of doubts, while fools are convinced.

10. The desire for love, the pursuit of knowledge, and the unstoppable sympathy for human suffering. These three pure and extremely strong passions dominate my life. These three passions were like hurricanes, blowing me here and there in a deep sea of ??suffering, blowing me to the brink of despair.