He was married to a countess and traded up to princess Caroline von Sein Wittgenstein anyway She left her own marriage for him and there was this whole thing about whether they could annul the marriage

Yeah, he could have sold them on eBay afterwards Yeah, and Caroline de Sein Wittgenstein She was a Catholic princess wasn't she and she got him into Catholicism and then he went on to try and become the

Can we talk a bit about his family as well so I'm sure you guys came across this book The House of Wittgenstein which is a book about the entire clan and it sounds insane I mean the book sounds remarkable

I think but yeah who did we mention had done it in a previous episode was it hook Robert hook yes that's it but Wittgenstein continued that tradition and he wrote in his diary during World War one he

would write in his diary when he'd masturbated and actually this is a I couldn't find a verification of this except in a Slavoj Zizek book but I think we trust him and he said that Wittgenstein used to

So there was a researcher called Ava Wittgenstein, and she was looking into... There were some children who were having problems, their bodies were having problems in breaking down glucose.

So did Eva Wittgenstein, did she see this little bit of orange-ness and think, what if that was my whole face? Or she's more of a scientist than someone else picked up on the idea?

All he could find was an Eva Wittgenstein who died age 97 in North Carolina. We don't know if it's her, but she showed up as being on a government watch list.

He married this ballerina eventually and he took her on honeymoon to, I think it was Sussex, but he had this honeymoon where he invited some other people, and one of the people he invited was Wittgenstein

, the philosopher of Wittgenstein, who was not that much of a laugh to have a honeymoon with.

So did Eva, Wittgenstein, did she see this little bit of orangeness and think what if that was my whole face or she's more of a scientist and someone else picked up on the idea she's more of the scientist

All he could find was in Eva Wittgenstein, who died age 97 in North Carolina. We don't know if it's her, but she showed up as being on a government watch list. Oh.

I don't know the Wittgenstein situation. Yeah. And this was in Berlin, which showed that 24 hours after having the tanner on, ultraviolet, you become more susceptible to it in a 24-hour period.

So, Wittgenstein, philosopher, mid-20th century, very well-renowned, pupil of Bertrand Russell, and kind of influence pretty much everyone who came after him.

They did have, I think they had the largest private fortune in Europe, possibly, didn't they, the Wittgenstein. Really? They were loaded.

So I'm sure you guys came across this book, The House of Wittgenstein, which is a book about the entire clan, and it sounds insane.