The authors of this book are world—renowned scientists, Nobel Prize laureates. Bertrand Russell is a British scientist who has made invaluable contributions to mathematical logic, the history of philosophy and the theory of knowledge. Russell is considered one of the founders of English Neorealism, as well as neo-positivism. Albert Einstein, in addition to his outstanding work on physics, wrote a lot about the problems of sociology and politics, and was keenly interested in philosophy throughout his life. Both scientists were quite skeptical about many aspects of the development of the modern world; it was no accident that Einstein asked: "Am I crazy or is everyone around me?". This book includes the most significant articles by Einstein and Russell on social issues.