Russell claims that when a question has a definite answer it ceases to be a philosophical question and becomes a part of the sciences.

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Bertrand Russell, a prominent philosopher, argued that once a question can be definitively answered through empirical evidence or logical proof, it transitions from the realm of philosophy to that of science. Philosophy often deals with questions that, at the time, cannot be empirically tested or are abstract in nature. Once a methodology is developed to test and verify answers to these questions, they move into the domain of science.

Russell Claims That When a Question Has a Definite Answer