Bertrand Russell always struck me as conspicuously lacking in human intelligence, otherwise known as Wisdom. He showed no awareness of the darkness and depth in men’s souls. His mind whirred like a clock endlessly doing logico-mathematical puzzles, and applying it to human matters. He was rationalistic, humanistic and pacifistic, and believed in his own goodness because goodness, you see, is what he intended. He had simple-mindedly rationalistic and often materialistic…