Stephen Hawking 1942-2018
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“However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do, and succeed at. It matters that you don’t just give up.”
- Stephen Hawking
Rest in peace.
- Stephen Hawking
Rest in peace.
He passed on Pi day.
How appropriate. And British.
How appropriate. And British.
He was a physical stud in his youth, and a true stud through the physical constraints placed on him by disease... there's no question he was an intellectual stud his whole life. Rest in Peace Dr. Hawking, the world is a lesser place without you.
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RIP.
I wonder how his belief that there is no afterlife has changed.
Or, maybe it hasn't.
Or, maybe it hasn't.
RIP.
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Rest in Peace. The world lost a great mind and great man today
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I always thought it was cool that he kept the same voice. He said once that he eventually identified with it.
It was from a circa 1980’s speech program and whenever I would hear him I would have fond memories of high school converting text to dirty words and pissing off our BASIC teacher. LOL
It was from a circa 1980’s speech program and whenever I would hear him I would have fond memories of high school converting text to dirty words and pissing off our BASIC teacher. LOL
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Rest in Peace, the universe is less without you.
I did like how he would pop in on Big Bang theory, apparently had a great sense of humor.
"He began to use crutches in the 1960s, but long fought the use of a wheelchair. When he finally relented, he became notorious for his wild driving along the streets of Cambridge, not to mention the intentional running over of students’ toes and the occasional spin on the dance floor at college parties."
I did like how he would pop in on Big Bang theory, apparently had a great sense of humor.
"He began to use crutches in the 1960s, but long fought the use of a wheelchair. When he finally relented, he became notorious for his wild driving along the streets of Cambridge, not to mention the intentional running over of students’ toes and the occasional spin on the dance floor at college parties."
For comedy all you need is tragedy and a seconds worth of time, so nope, lol.
Went the night before Einstein's birthday, just a weird coincidence.
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He probably would have thought it was funny too.
You're talking Schroedinger... we were talking Hawking...
