Hawking's classic quotations

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1. In order to display this icon reasonably, I really need a four-dimensional one Screen. However, due to government cuts, I was left to find ways to provide a 2D screen.

2. Science is increasingly sufficient to answer questions that have always belonged to the realm of religion in the past. The scientific statement is complete and theology is not necessary.

3. Part of the reason may be that people tend to believe in eternal truth, and also because although people will grow old, sick and die, the concept that the universe must be immortal and unchanging can give people comfort.

4. Each equation will cut book sales in half.

5. Even if I am locked in a nutshell, I still think I am the king of infinite space.

6. I don’t think we can continue to exist on earth for 1,000 years unless we escape this fragile planet. We need to look up at the stars instead of always looking at our feet.

7. Now we know that any particle has an antiparticle that will annihilate it. (For a force-carrying particle, the antiparticle is itself.) There could also be entire anti-worlds and anti-people made of antiparticles. However, if you encounter someone who is against you, be careful not to shake hands! Otherwise, both of you will disappear in a giant flash of light.

8. If love hurts you, don’t be sad or impatient, it will continue to hurt you. Love is the most tortured, but we still look up to it, get close to it, and even appreciate it like a pilgrim. For the best and worst times it has given us.

9. My goal is very simple, which is to understand the universe as a whole - why it is the way it is and why it exists.

10. The matter in the universe is composed of positive energy.

11. God creates both geniuses and fools. This does not depend on talent, but is completely the result of different levels of personal effort.

12. People are free to choose to end their lives, but that would be a major mistake. No matter how bad the fate is, people should always do something. Where there is life, there is hope.

13. Most of us don’t care about those big issues, but we are occasionally confused: Why are we here? Where do we come from? Traditionally, these are philosophical questions, but philosophy is dead.

14. It is generally believed that the universe has either existed in an unchanging state for an infinite time, or was created in a finite past in a manner more or less as we see it today. .

15. It is undoubtedly a tragedy that life loses its joy.

16. Eternity is a long time, especially for the end.

17. When I was 21, my expectations became zero. From then on, everything became a perk.

18. I have noticed that even those who claim that "everything is predestined and we can't change it" will look both ways before crossing the street.

19. Throughout the history of science, it has become increasingly clear that events do not occur in a random manner - they reflect some underlying order, which may - or may not - be the result of divine agency. Helpful.

20. I've noticed that even those who claim that everything is predestined and that we can't change it, look both ways before crossing the street.

21. I would like to share my excitement about recent discoveries in black holes and cosmology with Chinese readers.

22. I noticed that even people who claim that everything is doomed and there is nothing they can do to change it, they look before they cross the street.

23. Hong Kong can build a miniature black hole to process the hundreds of tons of garbage generated every day to avoid environmental pollution.

24. Time travel is possible, but don’t go back to the past.

25. In order to display this icon properly, I really need a four-dimensional screen. However, due to government cuts, I could only try my best to provide a 2D screen.

26. Physical and mental disabilities cannot occur at the same time.

27. Is there an end to time?

28. I find that American and Scandinavian accents work especially well with women.

29. Eternity is a long time, especially for the end.

30. Prostitutes and scientists are the two best professions.

31. Both scientists and prostitutes make money by doing what they like.

32. Eternity is a long time, especially for the end.

33. No one had ever suggested that the universe was expanding or contracting before the 20th century, which interestingly reflected the thinking of the time.

34. I was told that every equation I included in the book would cut sales in half. However, I did include one equation in the book - Einstein's most famous one, E = mc2 - hoping this wouldn't scare away half of my potential readers.

35. If a person is disabled physically, he must not be disabled mentally.

36. I've noticed that even those who claim that everything is predestined and that we can't change it, look both ways before crossing the street.

37. If life is no longer fun, it will be a tragedy.

38. I don’t think we can continue to exist on earth for years unless we escape from this fragile planet. We need to look up at the stars instead of always looking at our feet.

39. We create history through observation, rather than history creating us.

40. Although you are physically disabled, your thoughts cannot stop, and others will not stop for you.

41. Understanding or not understanding is a kind of gain.

42. Even if I am locked in a nut shell, I still think that I am the king of the infinite universe.

43. My goal is very simple, which is to understand the universe as a whole - why it is like this and why it exists.

44. The second law of thermodynamics, in any closed system, disorder or entropy always increases with time. In other words, a form of Murphy's Law: Things always tend to get worse.

45. I have relatives and friends who love me and me; by the way, I also have a grateful heart.

46. At that time, the world can be understood and the complex events around us can be reduced to simple principles and elucidated without resorting to mystical or theological explanations.

47. The birth of a complete theory will be the ultimate victory of human reason, because then we will know the spirit of God.

48. I believe that the next century will be a century of complexity.

49. It’s so wonderful to be able to love each other and get along well. There are thousands of people in the world, but they bump into each other like lightning. They bump into each other just around the corner of the alley. Fasten it. We met each other as soon as we stood up and fell in love with each other after having a cup of coffee together.

50. My fingers can still move, and my brain can still think; I have ideals that I will pursue throughout my life, and I have relatives and friends who love me; by the way, I also have a grateful heart. .

51. The enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, but the illusion of having mastered knowledge.

52. When you face the possibility of premature death, you will realize that life is precious and you have a lot of things to do.

53. If humans do not perish due to cannibalism in the next 100 years, humans should immigrate to alien planets and establish self-sustaining space colonies that do not require the support of the earth.

54. But when you are caught off guard and still thinking about what to wear on the next date, it may end up because of incompatible personalities, inconsistent values, or even different zodiac signs and different beliefs. If you don’t have time to miss it, you will already miss it. If you don’t have time to be happy, you will be sad and cry.

55. If only ultraviolet rays were left in the night sky. Most of the stars disappeared, leaving only a magnificent picture of the birth and destruction of stars.

56. Did the universe have a beginning? What, if anything, happened before this?

57. It took human beings thousands of years to move from the obscurity of mythology to the clarity of reason.

58. The light we see from very distant galaxies was emitted millions of years ago. In the case of the farthest objects we see, the light was emitted 8 billion years ago. issued. So when we look at the universe, we are looking at its past.

59. Where does the universe come from and where is it going?

60. If a person has no dreams, it is tantamount to death.

61. Psychology is an effective model for the human body, and free will can be embedded in it. From then on, poetry dwells in time, emotions soothe people's hearts, and the flowers of art bloom.

62. Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

63. You can love thoroughly in less than a minute. What we love is what love gives us. It fills our eyes so inadvertently, and love comes before you can calm down.

64. A journey full of hope is better than arriving at the destination.

65. No matter how bad the fate is, people should always do something. Where there is life, there is hope.

66. Traditionally, these are philosophical questions. But philosophy is dead. Philosophy has not kept pace with the development of modern science (especially physics). Scientists have become the torchbearers of truth discovery in the quest for knowledge.

67. People's deepest desire to know is sufficient reason for our continuous exploration, and our goal is precisely to provide a complete description of the universe in which we live.

68. Life is unfair. No matter what your situation is, you can only do your best.

69. When I was 21 years old, my expectations became zero. Since then, everything has become a perk.

70. Regarding the disputes about space-time physics, I dare not bet with my colleagues because I am afraid that they are people from the future who came through the wormhole and they know the standard answer very clearly.

71. Science is the crystallization and fruit of human wisdom... Looking to the future of science, human beings will hold high the torch of science and ascend to the heaven of the universe.

72. As long as you are alive, there is hope.

73. If life has no fun, it will be a tragedy.

74. My goal is simple, which is to understand the origin of the universe - why it is like this and why it exists.

75. Since the beginning of civilization, people have been unwilling to regard events as unrelated and incomprehensible. They are eager to understand the fundamental order of the world. Today we still wonder why we are here? Where do we come from?

76. I once thought that when we fell in love with someone, we would become brave warriors and no injuries would hurt. It turns out that we are all just fragile dolls. If we are pinched casually, our hearts will be shattered. We will fly down like fine snow and swing into the deep sea in the distance. But the body still lives numbly until the next time it meets love.

77. Einstein was wrong - he said "God does not play dice". Research on black holes shows that God not only plays with dice, but sometimes He even confuses us by dropping them out of sight.

78. For the survival and continuation of mankind, it is very important that we should spread out to live in space. The danger of life on earth being wiped out by a catastrophe is increasing, such as a sudden Rising earth temperatures, nuclear war, genetically mutated viruses, or other disasters we haven’t thought of yet.