Russell claims that some questions
A) Cannot be demonstrably answered.
B) Are valuable in themselves.
C) Help one break free from one's prejudices.
D) All of the above.

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Bertrand Russell, a prominent philosopher, argued that some questions, even if they cannot be definitively answered, are valuable for their own sake and can help individuals break free from their prejudices. This encompasses all the options provided: the unanswerability of some questions, their intrinsic value, and their role in challenging personal biases.

Russell Claims That Some Questions