Stephen Hawking has died.
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Always enjoyed his work. A brilliant mind trapped by a terrible disease
In the words of Fred Durst, keep rollin rollin rollin rollin
Wonder if he saw that coming??
He spoke twice at A&M I believe
RIP
RIP
I wonder if he is still an atheist
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His theory of relativity truly changed the way we see the universe. RIP.
Kool said:
I wonder if he is still an atheist
He's pretty warm right about now.
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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.
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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.
It's like my senior year at A&M all over again. Except it was a she, and blonde, and a total ****.
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I don't recall using a hawking constant in any of my classes, although I do recognize him. Why is he famous in the science world?
RIP, my dude
RIP, my dude
DrHeadShrink said:
He spoke twice at A&M I believe
RIP
That voice you heard was actually a pimped out Speak n'Spell .
HC said:
I don't recall using a hawking constant in any of my classes, although I do recognize him. Why is he famous in the science world?
RIP, my dude
No one wants to dispute a guy in a wheelchair.
Kool said:
I wonder if he is still an atheist
One of his more famous quotes was that he would never say time travel wasn't possible because he could never be certain that the person he was arguing with wasn't from the future.
Maybe he was actually agnostic.
My drywall guy is named Steve Hawkins. But he's alive, and pretty stupid.
so he spent a life time worrying about **** that doesn't matter instead of coming up with solutions to problems in our physical world. Seems like a misapplication of brain power.AstroAg17 said:
He's basically been the most important figure in the study of black holes and singularities. He has his name on all sorts of laws and phenomena related to those things.
His daughter had a few pop hits in the '90s.
This is a naive statement
Negro is more than likely in hell, just sayin''
oh boo hoo.Chipotlemonger said:
This is a naive statement
I read this entire thread in robot voice.
Chipotlemonger said:
This is a naive statement
Incredibly.
Yeah, looks like we found the fool in this thread.
I hope there are strippers in the afterlife, buddy.
He spoke at least once while I was there. Possibly 2005 or 2006.DrHeadShrink said:
He spoke twice at A&M I believe
RIP
Dude loved tiddies. He'd have been a great GB poster, actually
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