The Ethic of Freethought; a Selection of Essays and Lectures

A collection of essays and lectures by Karl Pearson, a prominent British mathematician and philosopher. Pearson discusses topics such as ethics, religion, science, and politics from a freethinking perspective. His arguments are backed by rigorous analysis and empirical evidence, making this a valuable read for anyone interested in philosophy or social issues.
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