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How do you think Stephen Hawking would have been if he didn't have the disease that he had and wasn't physically handicapped?
This discussion speculates on the hypothetical life of Stephen Hawking had he not been physically handicapped by his disease. Participants suggest that he may have pursued a more conventional life, potentially focusing on relationships rather than groundbreaking physics. The conversation highlights the impact of his disability on his work methods, including visualizing complex concepts in four dimensions and collaborating with research students. The emotional resonance of the film "The Theory of Everything," which portrays his life, is also emphasized, with viewers expressing its inspiring nature.
PREREQUISITESAnyone interested in the life of Stephen Hawking, including students of physics, film enthusiasts, and individuals exploring the intersection of disability and achievement.
I still need to see this!DennisN said:EDIT, a serious sidenote: I liked the movie, The Theory of Everything, which is about his life.
Jupiter60 said:if he didn't have the disease that he had and wasn't physically handicapped?
DennisN said:He would be out on the streets hawking his theories.
EDIT, a serious sidenote: I liked the movie, The Theory of Everything, which is about his life.
Greg Bernhardt said:I still need to see this!
I was also surprised by this, it was a very emotional movie. And very good acting too, in my opinion.Greg Bernhardt said:Just finished watching it and woah! Was not expecting it to be so emotionaly intense but also incredibly inspiring. I was on the verge of tears the entire movie!