How does Russell's passage reflect existential themes?

By denying the value of human experience

By exploring the struggle with meaning and suffering

By advocating for nihilism and despair

By asserting that life has no purpose

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B. By exploring the struggle with meaning and suffering

The passage engages with existential themes by discussing the search for meaning in love, knowledge, and the awareness of human suffering.

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