Stephen Hawking to turn 70, defying crippling disease British scientist Stephen Hawking has decoded some of the most puzzling mysteries of the universe but he has left one mystery unsolved: How he has managed to survive so long with such a crippling disease.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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An inspiration for the rest of us.
I wouldn't want to live my life like that.
An inspiration for the rest of us.
I wouldn't want to live my life like that.
I'm not sure I would either but it takes an incredible amount of guts to live like that and keep on going and given the Hollywood types and and of our elected representatives (from this side of the border) ie, Spitzer, Wiener, ect to see somebody who not only has the guts to keep living and to be productive is an inspiration.
My brother tells me that he would spit-shine this man's shoes and worship him like he were Jesus Christ
I watched some documentary and they made reference to the fan mail this guy gets, it make me tear up
This guy is amazing.
To give you an idea about his intelligence he was was in a doctoral program where he and a group of physicists were given a list of 10 very complex questions to answer and they were given six months to answer them. They were working on them for months an could only answer 7. Steven Hawking didn't even bother looking a them until after dinner the night before they were do. He answered 8 of them before he fell asleep.
He has the guts to wake up in the morning and proceed given what he has going against him. I can't even conjure up the amount of guts that that takes. He should get the Presidential Medal of Freedom in addition to anything else.
In my opinion, the human race as a whole should stand as one in awe of this man. I rue the day he dies.
Yes we don't get folks like him too often.
An inspiration for the rest of us.
I wouldn't want to live my life like that.
I don't think anyone would
An inspiration for the rest of us.
I wouldn't want to live my life like that.
I don't think anyone would
I'm glad he did. After decades of only being able to twitch a finger, and now only being able to twich a cheek - he's given us so much.
Touchscreens wouldn't work without the understanding Proffessor Hawkings gave us about Black Holes.
In my opinion, the human race as a whole should stand as one in awe of this man. I rue the day he dies.
Ditto.
He's a shining example of making the most of what you have to work with.
Bravo...