Alfred North Whitehead was a prominent philosopher and mathematician known for his contributions to various fields, including logic, science, and metaphysics. Born in 1861 in England, he was initially involved in mathematics and served as a fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge. His work laid the groundwork for modern logic and set theory. Whitehead collaborated with Bertrand Russell on the monumental work "Principia Mathematica," which aimed to provide a solid foundation for mathematics through logical...