The essential unity of American military, economic, and Cold War policies was increasingly revealed by the sordidness and cruelty of the Vietnam War. Russell thus repeatedly warned the developing nations against the impending danger of developed nations' economic and strategic policies, and how they exploited developing nations for their own development, leaving behind depleted soils, worked-out mines, ravaged forests, and a trail of ecological destruction
The Green Revolution model was never designed to solve the problems of hunger and famine, which is primarily shaped by inequity in access to food. All it gave was more on wheat, which did not even form the staple diet of the majority of Indians at that time.
In the "History of Western Philosophy", Bertrand Russell remarked that Omar Khyyam was the only man known to him who was both a poet and mathematician.
Despite its association with dysfunctional behaviour and health-related problems, boredom is still not very well understood since there is not much research on this topic.
