BREAKING: Physicist Stephen Hawking dies at the age of 76 – family

If nothing else the man should be admired for never quitting as his body betrayed him, I am not certain I could hold up near as well as him under similar circumstances.

originally posted by: neo96
BREAKING: Physicist Stephen Hawking dies at the age of 76 – family

Can't say I really care.

Flame away.

Whether you care or not doesn't matter to those that do.

Strange you thought enough otherwise to post at all.

originally posted by: burgerbuddy
Yeah he knows now, but do you?

Actually I do.

You want to wait or what?

Wait for what?

When Jesus grabs you by the throat and says, "wtf were you thinking?!"

What will you say?

He already tried and I told him to # off and he did.

a reply to: Cauliflower

According to this theory if you were able to survive the freefall across the event horizon of a black hole you would only appear to be dead by the observers you left behind!

It's more like his scientific way of saying there's something we can't explain yet that's beyond our realm of understanding?

originally posted by: 0bserver1
It's more like his scientific way of saying there's something we can't explain yet that's beyond our realm of understanding?

It's a fluffy hypothetical situation that would never happen in "real life," and is largely a result of the mathematics being unable to incorporate an objective frame of reference into its calculations. There's no way for us in reality to step back and observe a black hole or anything that happens at the event horizon from a hypothetical third perspective.

SADNESS

So 2 WEAKs ago i had a great vision and decided to change my ways and quit railing against the flaws of science. I only done this because i was shown a greater path coming ROUND the corner. Very much fitting that he flew on into the SON on national pie day at 76 on the 13 of MARCH. It is all in there 3rd month 14 days ago i conceded my power for greater things for all. Say what you will about mananabanana but he had a power source unlike any other and protest to you that indeed he only let go because of greater things unseen.

He truely was the HAWK KING

RIP not Steven but MARCH on to the stars where you came for soon they will know more than what we could show.


P.S. Just look around a bit and you will see that they sent you a nice ride up there in the oort.

originally posted by: Irishhaf
If nothing else the man should be admired for never quitting as his body betrayed him, I am not certain I could hold up near as well as him under similar circumstances.

Unfortunately, we'll all have our chance to find that out.

originally posted by: burgerbuddy

originally posted by: All Seeing Eye

originally posted by: burgerbuddy
I wonder what was going through his mind at the end?

The things he could now do. RIP

Like what?

Think about how there is no God and where he is going if anywhere?

He's dead, according to him.

He's not even a black hole.

I pray for his soul but would it matter to him or would he think I'm wasting my TIME?

Decaying matter, a bunch of entropy.

Hope you reconsidered, steve.

He now has the answers to all those puzzles that faced him in life. He can now create all those things, in a far off galaxy of his own design. He served his time and will now be rewarded for his sacrifice. He has gone home. He may not of given respect to his Divine Creator, but is not held against him, nor anyone else. We play our parts here on Earth the best we can, with what we were given, no more can be asked of us. It is, "The Good Fight". I do not pray for his soul, because he is in really really good hands now, pray for the ones that loved him while he was here. Pray for his replacement in the Scientific community.

RIP Steven. Great mind and great heart!

I found it interesting that Steven's focus in his last year was on warning us about the possible threat to us from other beings. I wonder how much Steven knew about the threat/presence! Its as though he had something to tell us before he went but could only convey a warning! I hear him!

Very sad news when great men/women die.

Hawking was an amazing intellect and a great man.

Would not want to bang on, but will leave two quotes...

- “My expectations were reduced to zero when I was 21. Everything since then has been a bonus”.

- "The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge."

He will be revered with the likes of Einstein, Aristotle, and Newton. While he did not complete his quest of total understanding of the universe. He has brought us leaps and bounds ahead of where we would have been in a world without him. Now that we must live without his presence his impact on shaping this world will be felt for the rest of humanities time. He truly was a gift to humanity. RIP Hawkings.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
Finally free from that body. Happy flying Steve.

Did he believe in life after death? I didn't think he did, so who knows what he's doing.

originally posted by: staticfl
Did he believe in life after death? I didn't think he did, so who knows what he's doing.

He transferred his consciousness into a giant fighting MechaHawking.

a reply to: Blue Shift


Its one thing to grow old and gradually lose your physical abilities, its quite another to lose them to a condition that has no cure and the doctors say will kill you in a few years.

originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: Blue Shift

Its one thing to grow old and gradually lose your physical abilities, its quite another to lose them to a condition that has no cure and the doctors say will kill you in a few years.

How so?

originally posted by: burgerbuddy

originally posted by: Allaroundyou
a reply to: burgerbuddy
Stop trolling dude. He is one of my idols and now one is gone. I used to have respect for you but now no. Go to bed instead of trolling

Yeah he was a thing and i bought his book. A brief history of time.

Too early to go to bed.

Sorry about your idol. Truly but let's be real.

He didn't believe in God.

So he is nothing now, just like he wants it.

Just dead.


no soul, no nothing.

I would agree with much of what you say but you can't know the outcome, we can't judge when he is judged all the circumstances of his being and failure of faith will be known. No way to know the outcome for anyone.

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: burgerbuddy

He never said no soul. He said that he didn't believe in god how others believed.

He said: "These laws may have been ordained by God but it seems that he does not intervene in the universe to break the laws, at least once he has set the universe going."

“Before we understand science, it is natural to believe that God created the universe. But now science offers a more convincing explanation,” he said. “What I meant by ‘we would know the mind of God’ is, we would know everything that God would know, if there were a God, which there isn’t. I’m an atheist.”

time.com...

originally posted by: staticfl

originally posted by: Sillyolme
Finally free from that body. Happy flying Steve.

Did he believe in life after death? I didn't think he did, so who knows what he's doing.

I do.

originally posted by: soberbacchus

originally posted by: SpartanStoic
RIP sir. May you float forever on the high energy waves of the cosmos.

If there isn't an offer from SpaceX yet or a go-fund-me page to finance launching his body into deep space (ideally in the direction of the nearest black hole) then there should be.

If anyone deserved the first honor of a space burial...

The first private space burial, Celestis' Earthview 01: The Founders Flight, was launched on April 21, 1997.

a reply to: CaptainBeno

Well, being a conspiracy site and all, I scanned the thread and didn't notice this mentioned so;

For the record;

Albert Einstein, Born 14 March 1879, (died aged 76).
Stephen Hawking, Died 14 March 2018, (aged 76).

Hopefully there is a pattern developing and the next genius has been born.