What are the greatest contributions of analytic philosophy?

Bertrand Russell may be the worst human being and the shittiest philosopher who ever lived on this planet.

>>9900932
/thread. This should have never been bumped.

>>9900932
Could you elaborate? Not OP, btw, just interested in Russel

>>9902063
All I know about him is that Gödel completely BTFO his theories on mathematics

>>9900921
Wittgenstein is the greatest thing to come out of the analytic tradition. Quine a close second.

>>9902068

Godel proved a result that shed additional light on the sorts of axiom systems developed by Russell and others.

He did not invalidate their work, he showed us a funny loophole sort of thing that exists in their systems.

>>9902068
>>9902111
I'm not sure that the incompleteness results have much direct relevance to the logicist program, which was already essentially dead by the time the '30s rolled around. Russell discovered his paradox in 1901 and then showed that you need something equivalent in power to set theory to handle full arithmetic by like 1908, so they had long knew first-order logic alone couldn't cut it.