Oliver Bells contribution to science

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Oliver Bell, a celebrated physics lecturer at Toynton University, is known for his controversial claim of being the first to release string theory, despite facing ridicule. His unusual background includes living in a cage and a peculiar assertion that he consumed the apple that inspired Newton's laws. The discussion raises skepticism about the validity of his claims, particularly regarding his contributions to string theory, with one participant questioning the seriousness of the topic. The conversation also includes a defense of Bell's expertise, highlighting a thesis linked to his work. Overall, the thread blends humor with a critique of unconventional academic claims.
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Despite living most of his life in a cage Oliver Bell is a well known celebrated physics lecturer at the high toynton university. He was the first person to release the string theroy but he was laughed at. Having big ears and a lust for vegetables did not help

His claim to fame was that he claimed to of eaten the apple that fell on Newton as it was put in his cage
 
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I did a google search and could not find anything.

Is this a joke?
 
You think its funny?

You dare question my great uncles knowledge of the string theory.
His thesis is posted at www.octosoft.co.uk/badhair[/URL]

How dare you
 
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