Inside the Mind of Stephen Hawking: Quotes from a Scientific Genius
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It is rare that a scientist’s reputation transcends the world of science so much as to become a household name. Stephen Hawking, however, is one such example. Widely regarded as one of the top physicists of modern times, Hawking has made revolutionary discoveries in the field of cosmology and is a prolific author of books and scientific papers, despite having been almost completely paralysed for many years. This book contains some of Hawking’s views on a variety of topics in order to give an insight into the mind of this insightful and often humorous character.
Frank Johnson
Here, the author is an anthologized poet who taught at both elementary and college levels. Now retired, he has focused on writing stories for children, which has been a lifelong interest. He has earned a BS degree from St. Paul’s College in elementary education and his MA and EdD degrees from Columbia University. When the author writes about childhood experiences, he writes with insight and passion gained from working closely with youngsters and listening to their desires and interests.
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Inside the Mind of Stephen Hawking - Frank Johnson
Inside the Mind of Stephen Hawking
Quotes from a Scientific Genius
Frank Johnson
Smashwords Edition
Copyright 2014 Frank Johnson
CONTENTS
Introduction
About Himself
About Women
Science & Maths
Disability
General Thoughts & Opinions
God & Religion
Humorous
Mankind
Philosophy
INTRODUCTION
It is rare that a scientist’s reputation transcends the world of science so much as to become a household name. Stephen Hawking, however, is one such example.
Hawking’s achievements are made all the more remarkable by the fact that he has been almost entirely paralysed for many years, having been diagnosed with motor neuron disease at the age of twenty-one. In spite of this debilitating condition, he has become a prolific author of books and scientific papers. He is celebrated for his ability to translate complicated scientific concepts into language that is accessible to the average person.
Widely regarded as one of the top physicists of modern times, Hawking has made revolutionary discoveries in the area of cosmology and specifically black holes.
Much of Hawking’s appeal also comes from his keen sense of humour and his light-hearted outlook on life. He has made many TV appearances, including several documentaries, The Simpsons, and, recently on Monty Python Live (Mostly).
Although I have included a chapter on God and Religion, this is not intended to present Hawking in any way as a theist, or even a deist.