RIP Stephen Hawking

[King_Wailord 965 / 15,582]

http://abcnews.go.com/International/stephen-hawking-author-history-time-dies-76/story?id=53729818

 

The world-famous Stephen Hawking just passed away at age 76.

 

I thank him for all of his discoveries, and not letting his disabilities hinder his life. He’s been a role model not only to me, but hopefully many across the world. 

 

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Edit: didn't see this had already been posted. My apologies

 

 

Another reason we should have this 

 

Edited March 14, 2018 by King_Wailord

[Eli 708 / 11,596]

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[nocheat 548 / 16,539]

Yeah just heard about it today in school.Sad day for mankind.

[sl3yz 63 / 2,968]

76? Thats actually a great age to die at with this kind of disability. Rip my all time favorite lego man:

[NOT-LAW 183 / 4,921]

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[Haxx 6 / 2,506]

Looking into buying his books in the near future, he was very intelligent as we all know. I'm sure I'll learn a thing or two, or maybe have some theories for when I'm stoned

[Black 59 / 3,430]

How the hell is a bastard like Henry Kessinger still alive but this guy is died?

[flamingo 17 / 1,913]

Einstein's birthday is on March 14th, and Stephen died on March 14th.

 

f though.

[Joshy 4,364 / 44,945]

12 hours ago, Haxx said:

Looking into buying his books in the near future, he was very intelligent as we all know. I'm sure I'll learn a thing or two, or maybe have some theories for when I'm stoned

 

I've recommended the book on here at least twice It's really good

 

 

 

The first chapter might be okay for people without a STEM background.  The later chapters...  I'm not too sure.  It's very interesting, but I'm not sure if I would get it without my background.  He'll talk about things such as light bending.  I really like that there is a lot of personality in the book and it's not just spitting out information.