Does he have a soul

he didn't have a soul

Stephen hawking with his best friend, Jeffrey Epstein, on "the island of sin " where they found 30 children, raped and abused. These great minds are maybe not that great. It might all be a religious load of bull shit, I'm just guessing, I'm no religious expert on time and space a grls black holes. what? What black holes was hawking talking about? The ones he down loaded on his screen?!

@@amunra3111 The black holes which the whole world will be witnessing and also has witnessed.

There is some energy that gets out of our brain the moment we die. Their are many conclusions on this thing, and the religious speaker say that it is the soul of the human body. But scientists have other point of view. But people generally put religion over Science. Why? Why do they consider that their religious scholars are true about God and always tell the truth. Today's human civilization needs proof, because world only runs on proofs.

They might not understand figurative language.

Maybe cause is a lecture, and not a comedy stand up?.(i don't know is just a guess)

Norman you’re guess is incorrect

I probably wouldn’t have laughed either just because I would feel if he said something while I was laughing I would’ve missed it , I would just smile or think it’s funny in my head

Many great physicists had a great sense of humor, Feynman had a bunch of comedy mixed in his lectures

I reckon quite a few of them did too but I think they weren't allowed to laugh at the jokes during the lecture like we would have done in the UK or the US when he went there

Very much

Thanks

Thank you

He spent years with Jeffrey Epstein on the island of sin where they found 30 child sex slaves.

What is the time stamp that he actually answered "The Origin"?

Your respect for braindead paedophiles is a joke! 21 Mainstream scientist and Stephen Hawking with his best mate Jeffrey Epstein on the island of sin where they all spent months and months and no one noticed 30 child sex slaves that was also there for months on end.www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/stephen-hawking/11340494/Stephen-Hawking-pictured-on-Jeffrey-Epsteins-Island-of-Sin.html&ved=2ahUKEwjur4O0robpAhUBqXEKHXerCV0QFjAAegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw2pGmeehEKQduUENVdOCrK1

What is the time stamp that he actually answered "The Origin"?

Truly

That’s not brilliant . It’s stupid. You can’t comprehend Gods power. Attend an exorcism then you will know there’s a God .

@@thewanderer1139 Lol, thats hilarious trolling.

@@aloluk Well instead of trying to sound clever just know I’ve seen them . Surely your cleverness would allow you to realize if there’s an evil there if a good. Besides, the fact you believe he’s so smart and he couldn’t even come up with something to keep him from looking like a rat with them funky teeth. He wasn’t so smart after all. He was more worried about a black hole than he was trying to sure himself . Now that’s REALLY STUPID.

@@thewanderer1139 What the fuck does that crap even mean? You've seen whose teeth? The devils? You dont believe is in that shit as well do you?

Or space and time makes gravity

What is the time stamp that he actually answered "The Origin"?

If he was the master of the universe he never would have died. If he was the master of the universe and He has died, the universe would have died as well. GOD IS THE MASTER OF IT ALL.

Science is the natural succession of “why are we here”

Hi Dr Nick!

Get an iPhone it looks pretty high quality better than androids

The video might be too outdated to have a higher resolution.

Click on settings and then quality

Nuba Linggi wtf

would love to hear more about your stories with him!

Nobody's worshiping anything. We're investigating it.

@@HunnidTheTrapper02 you are investigating that: The universe came from nothing by Nothing and that Nothing came from nowhere”. Mathematics-which belongs to the spiritual world- came from Nothing. - Absolutely nothing can't exist (the existence of non-existence) that is why God exists (He who has no beginning and does not depend for continued existence on anything other than his own self.) - The incredible fine-tuning of the universe presents the most potent argument for the existence of an inherent creative entity we may call God. - Hundreds of parameters of the physical universe…cannot be just a coincidence or a combination of coincidences (random circumstances) which in that case the probability is absolute zero, beyond the imagination. In other words, you are investigating the absolute zero🤔 "Nonsense remains nonsense, even when talked by world-famous scientists." -Lennox

@@princehectoroftroy8340 Misrepresentation (and John Lennox) doesn't really help your argument. First of all, the big bang doesn't describe the origin of the universe. It's the inference from cosmological data that the observable universe (which isn't the entire universe) was once in a condensed and highly energetic state after which a rapid expansion occured(see F-R-W metric). Beyond that, the beginning of the universe itself is not known. As for fine - tuning, you should immediately realize that "random chance" immediately derails your notion of a perfect creator. It's even further a misrepresentation of how it's actually described. The fundamental constants aren't a "random coincidence" but rather pre-existing conditions from which other events followed. The question of why they have the values they do is irrelevant to the argument, since the real problem is the implications. For example, instead of asking the question "why Planck's constant?", one should instead ask "Planck's constant therefore?" since the latter informs the former. Once the function of something in nature is shown, then its purpose can be inferred.

Merging general relativity with quantum theory is one of the most profound challenges in modern theoretical physics. These two foundational frameworks describe the universe in vastly different ways: 1 . General Relativity (GR): This theory, formulated by Albert Einstein, describes the gravitational force as the curvature of spacetime caused by mass and energy. It is deterministic and works exceptionally well at macroscopic

Scale Discrepancies: General 1 relativity works at large scales, while quantum mechanics excels at subatomic scales. Bridging these scales requires a theory that is valid across all scales. 2. Determinism vs. Probabilism: GR is deterministic, predicting a precise evolution of spacetime given initial conditions. Quantum theory, however, is fundamentally probabilistic. 3. Mathematical Incompatibilities: The mathematics of GR (smooth spacetime geometry) and QT (discrete quantum states and fields) sra inherently different integratina

2. Quantum Theory (QT): Quantum mechanics and quantum field theory govern the microscopic world of particles. They are inherently probabilistic, describing particles as wave functions that can exist in superpositions of states until observed. Challenges in Merging GR and QT 1. Scale Discrepancies: General relativity works at large scales, while quantum mechanics excels at subatomic scales. Bridging these scales requires a theory that is valid across all scales.

geometry of space-time is dynamic), whereas quantum field theory typically assumes a fixed background space-time. Toward a Unified Framework A full merger of GR and QM likely requires a radical shift in our understanding of space-time, matter, and the fundamental nature of reality. This unified theory, often referred to as the Theory of Everything (TOE), remains elusive, but progress is being made in understanding how these two theories might be reconciled. Efforts such as t and the graphic principle AdS/CFT、spondence in string

Chris Summers our universe most likely began at the Big Bang , but we don’t know if there is any other universes

@@houstonpromotion What is the time stamp that he actually answered "The Origin"?

@HARRYRANTS years

The curvature of space time.

Yes he did actually. What's your problem? futurism.com/stephen-hawking-is-going-to-outer-space

How do you know? Or do you just believe?

@@HunnidTheTrapper02 Seen too much. I know there is a hell

@@thewanderer1139 Ah... Of course you do.

@@HunnidTheTrapper02 You do realize everything you believe is just OPINIONS right ?

@@thewanderer1139 I don't believe it, I just find it more plausible. But yes.

you say that as if that's a fact🤔

Yes , death is the end of the natural body, but not the spirit. It is the beginning of the afterlife. The Holy Bible explains all of this…

@@SharonDCollier3 Ah... Of course.

Who are you talking about?

Amen