These are the words said by Bertrand Russell in February 1901 at the age of 29 after witnessing the angina attack of the wife of British mathematician Alfred Whitehead with whom he co-authored the book "Principia Matematica". Russell calls this some sort of mystical illumination. He finishes his quote with these lines: "At the end of those five minutes, I had become a completely different person."
Answer:
d
Explanation:
The other choices are unrelated and will not really show how many people are moving to a country.
The migration rate is the difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants per year, which is what we are looking for.
Answer:
i dont they believe in the virgin birth but i believe tht they believe that she is real
Explanation:
<span>The temptation Nelly feels to try the cocaine is more than likely dictated by her id. The fact that she was able to resist the temptation was dictated by her ego. In this case, Nelly recognized that using the cocaine would be a bad decision and her ego won out.</span>