Philosophy, Bertrand Russell, Subatomic Particles, Quantum Physics, Monism.
inferred from their effect on eyes, photographic plates, and other instruments.” As for the specifics of the rejection of a (as it were) thing-ontology, Russell went on to say that “[t]here is no reason to suppose that there is a ‘thing’ at the place where the ‘crinkle’ is most crinkly”. In