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Despite his condition and age, Hawking is one of those people I had never considered could actually die. He was such a permanent fixture of popular culture and scientific discourse that it was easy to forget that he wouldn't be around forever.
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Someone find a Hawking hole so we can go back and save him.
I really only knew of his because of his various appearances on TV shows, by all the same I feel this loss. It sucks.
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Fuck
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
Above and beyond being a very important intellect, and all his work promoting and popularizing science, he seemed like a genuinely good dude.
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I took some drafting classes from a guy who worked as an engineer at Hanford. They were doing some crazy high end physics experiments deep deep under the earth and Professor Hawking visited once. They had to design a custom clean room entry vehicle for him, and when it arrived on the track it was washed down by a couple of the scientists there, and apparently he jokingly made some dirty comments about getting it all soapy and wet.
I like that he was one of the most incredible minds humanity ever produced and was still capable of being a light-hearted horndog once in a while.
I took some drafting classes from a guy who worked as an engineer at Hanford. They were doing some crazy high end physics experiments deep deep under the earth and Professor Hawking visited once. They had to design a custom clean room entry vehicle for him, and when it arrived on the track it was washed down by a couple of the scientists there, and apparently he jokingly made some dirty comments about getting it all soapy and wet.
I like that he was one of the most incredible minds humanity ever produced and was still capable of being a light-hearted horndog once in a while.
imagining this in Hawking's synthesizer voice is incredible.
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Stephen Hawking was not afraid to let people know he didn't like them. He ran over Prince Charles (well, his feet I think), and expressed regret at not being able to do the same to Margaret Thatcher. I love that so much.
I took some drafting classes from a guy who worked as an engineer at Hanford. They were doing some crazy high end physics experiments deep deep under the earth and Professor Hawking visited once. They had to design a custom clean room entry vehicle for him, and when it arrived on the track it was washed down by a couple of the scientists there, and apparently he jokingly made some dirty comments about getting it all soapy and wet.
I like that he was one of the most incredible minds humanity ever produced and was still capable of being a light-hearted horndog once in a while.
imagining this in Hawking's synthesizer voice is incredible.
Yeah that’s my favorite part.
Just this dirty Speak-And-Spell sounding voice coming from inside this weird high tech pod, slowly uttering “mmmmmm. Yeah. Baby. Get. It. Nice. And. Soapy. For. Me.”
One of my profs in my undergrad was a grad student of Stephen Hawking's, and was also his roommate. He was a pretty eccentric dude (my prof, not Hawking).
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I really only knew of his because of his various appearances on TV shows, by all the same I feel this loss. It sucks.
RIP
He did a pretty dang good job of proving them wrong
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... I don't think his wife would agree.
Time to go reread A Brief History ...
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I like that he was one of the most incredible minds humanity ever produced and was still capable of being a light-hearted horndog once in a while.
imagining this in Hawking's synthesizer voice is incredible.
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Also this:
Yeah that’s my favorite part.
Just this dirty Speak-And-Spell sounding voice coming from inside this weird high tech pod, slowly uttering “mmmmmm. Yeah. Baby. Get. It. Nice. And. Soapy. For. Me.”
like, I've known about him as long as I've known about theories of the duality of matter/dark matter and black holes and shit
dude was a fundamental influence for one of my lifetime interests
gonna have a drink in his honor when I next imbibe
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Well... I guess it's up to me to solve the mysteries of the universe now.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPV3D7f3bHY
5:35 is particularly brutal.
I don't know why he stuck with science instead of doing comedy full time.
Really sad say but also a really full life that he stole from the clutches of death.
The whole world just got quite a bit dumber.
One of my absolute favorite things he did
It highlights how goofy and ready to make fun of himself he was, while also presenting difficult concepts in relatively accessible ways
So time travel doesn't exist, or time travelers are kind of snobs and / or assholes.
Given the state of humanity, I know which one I'm going with.
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