Why does Russell consider his life worth living?

Due to wealth and fame

Because of his accomplishments

Because of his passions

Due to societal recognition

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C. Because of his passions

The answer is 'Because of his passions'. Russell finds fulfillment and worth in his passionate pursuit of love, knowledge, and compassion.

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