Stephen Hawking Discovers The Black Hole Theory | The Theory Of Everything (2014) | Screen Bites

[@heinzdoof8310]

He researched black holes his entire life but died right before the first picture of a black hole

[@YT-yn2cy]

Before the first photograph of a black hole** We found lots of them during his lifetime

[@teethates4444]

@@YT-yn2cy we?

[@user-yz9xr6sc3o]

@@teethates4444 yes, we = humanity

[@YT-yn2cy]

Exactly, we as in humanity. For any one who doesn't know and might be interested: Half of the 2020 physics Nobel prize was awarded to researchers who proved the existence of a black hole at the center of our galaxy. They didn't take a picture of it, they managed to find it by measuring its gravitational effect on other things. The other half was awarded to Roger Penrose for his work on space-time singularities. You can see him in this clip. Fascinating stuff...

[@aswanth2941]

Who know he would have found so much and left something for us to find out...

[@TheDanielmeeks]

“Keep going, develop the mathematics” Me: aight imma head out.

[@redactedrider7606]

"make sure to show your work" Aight, fuck this.

[@RyogaEchizen]

@@redactedrider7606 lmao, so many flashbacks ahhhhhh

[@jamestsindos946]

i laughed so hard at this idkw

[@biawakstruus]

@@jamestsindos946 yeah its Ridiculous

[@Souvik_Dutta]

"Prepare the presentation slides"

[@KuromiDarklord]

Everybody gangsta until they ask you to “Develop the mathematics”

[@mathiasdrscher9257]

HAAHAHAHA

[@englandbengal]

True dat!

[@abhishekchary416]

So true. Ramanujan can be the best example

[@tanujsidhwa8318]

AND ONCE YOU DEVELOP THE MATHEMATICS, YOU ARE THE GANGSTA

[@leomathlein3658]

Me to myself when I forget to study for a test

[@stanpunt]

Eddie Redmayne's performance was amazing, and he deserved that Oscar completely

[@dennisjoseph3436]

He was too smart that God had to nerf him

[@jadedandbitter]

Not as smart as Newton, Maxwell, and Lorentz.

[@B_bang22]

@@jadedandbitter what makes you say that?

[@warlopama5741]

What Da fuq😄😅😂

[@Reignor99]

@@jadedandbitter You don't know the first thing about Maxwell, and how dare you compare him to Hawking.

[@user-uq1fq6gs3i]

sloop / Maxwell was way ahead of his time, hawking was smart but maxwell was much smarter. So he was correct, hawking was not as smart as scientists such as Newton, Maxwell, Lorentz, etc

[@rangerslayer2260]

I read his book "A Brief History of Time", it was a fascinating read. I never studied Physics, Astrophysics, or Theoretical Physics, but his command of the English language and how he managed to word something so complex to be understandable for all was amazing. I read about stuff like this in my spare time, though I studied a different area of Science. Sad to know he passed away and that was two years ago now.

[@JgHaverty]

Good for you. Yeah, he does a fantastic job of making the concepts approachable and digestible; at least on the surface level. Nothing stops you from further development; self study isnt going to harm anyone :D. Pending interest anyway... But we all only have 24 hours in a day; so if its not up your alley, I guess youre done :D

[@Student-z6u]

I am currently reading this book.💜

[@danielross7983]

He and his students developed a web page for the general public to understand this stuff. Well written and easily accessible.

[@ShanBojack]

@@danielross7983 where?!

[@danielross7983]

@@ShanBojack Might not be there anymore... Do a search for particle physics, Cambridge university... I was looking for information on Bosons and Mesons for some Star Trek fanfiction I was writing at the time.

[@mephistopheles1765]

If you pay close attention, when they are spinning, you can see Stephen's right foot sliding over the ground; demonstrating the progression of the disease, unbeknownst to him.

[@smash3439]

Brilliant detail, isn't it?

[@N0URii]

nice catch

[@GoingNorthObv]

it's literally what 50% of this scene is telling you. Hardly a math equation for the "Gods"

[@50shadesofmycow]

@@GoingNorthObv Why so passive-aggressive, huh?

[@GoingNorthObv]

@@50shadesofmycow Pretty aggressive if you ask me. Don't need filmschool, PhD in psychology and the worlds largest magnifying glass to understand what was going on in this scene

[@kostyaincredible9143]

The most amazing person on earth. Despite his illness, he did something that several million people around the world could not do!!! I admire and admire you!!! You're a whole block. You are more than an iceberg or an ocean. With great respect, Stephen Hawking.

[@ess0205]

Wrong word."Billion"

[@jacksonaguilar1998]

Yup he made sure his name will be in history books. But aren't theories formulated or speculated, NOT discovered? I don't think he's that profound. I swear that Hawking dude is full of self-serving intentions with cameras and media ready to show to people who doesn't even give a blackhole f*cks 😅. He's like the Mother Theresa of Physics. Like dude, we get it your smart..but also we don't get it! He makes things complicated and doesn't explain a solution, really comforting right? Your patron saint told you you won't be able to eat fresh fruit and get a tan in the sun in the next 50+ years and dies..and everyone applauded him with tears.

[@hiddendeath2729]

@@jacksonaguilar1998 yeah, i can understand you but the thing was he told us what a blackhole would look like through his theories and when he got the pictures of blackhole, it was just as he had said, so his theories weren't just based off on imagination, it was backed up by science

[@moviecalltv]

ytWe introduce movies on our channel We are happy to see our videos and subscribe if you like Thank you for your support🤍

[@NakatesX]

@@ess0205 exactly

[@ivyinabottle]

Me, pretending to understand what they’re talking about: ah yes, subatomic particles and whatnot.. a space time singularity yes yes of course

[@agentsquid9079]

I can’t really relate.. I understand these concepts but I guess they’re the reason why I don’t have much friends.

[@manthanc7727]

@@agentsquid9079 same!!

[@ivyinabottle]

Agent Squid luckyyyyy I wanna understand them but I’m way too lazy to even pick up the book 😂😂

[@manthanc7727]

@@ivyinabottle I'm not advertising but I'm conducting a webinar, on quantum physics for beginners, you can join if you are interested.

[@ivyinabottle]

Manthan Chheda thank you for your offer, but I have a lot on my plate already, what with all the A levels preparations.

[@rodgermilner7800]

"This guy knows how to draw a perfect circle"

[@whocares8567]

Lmfao XQC

[@chad8977]

Good one dud

[@nurikbatirbekov8326]

you hope p pppppppppppopppppvv vvvvv bcc bcc v v v ppppppppppppppp k j

[@paulom5986]

xqcL

[@geneweasley6611]

Nope

[@terciodeflandes97]

So this is what professor Lupin was doing when he left Hogwarts.

[@jnl500x9]

teaching newt scamander about the universe

[@Whimsy3692]

I was about to say... "Professor Lupin! What're YOU doing here??" XD

[@ipr0907]

hahahaha

[@Sub_Zero__]

That's why this guy looked familiar and sounded familiar.

[@Akillesursinne]

I think it's great he went for a more realistic career choice!

[@Fitchy-ke3wz]

Oh dear Steven. You've been a naughty boy. You should have taken the space shuttle not the private jet

[@sebastianschaffer142]

thats exactly why i came back to this video 😭

[@Azraeel11]

If Jesus was alive today, people would have find a way to cancel him as well. 😂

[@Filya-chan]

​ @Azraeel11 well, Jesus was pretty bit canceled back then

[@jesusguerrero8790]

@@Azraeel11Jesus was canceled when he was made to walk bloodied, holding a cross with a crowd of people throwing and berating him.

[@deep_7065]

It's Stephen not Steven, maybe if you could have paid attention to your studies rather than focusing on cancelling people, you might have been educated enough of understanding his work

[@jdmusiclover5804]

Fantastic Black Holes and Where to Find Them 🌌

[@scjoker6723]

No, just no

[@jdmusiclover5804]

@@scjoker6723 It's okay. 😂 We don't always have to agree with everything. 👌

[@scjoker6723]

JD Gurion, it’s fine g, it’s just I hate people always just saying stuff like this, he has had way greater roles than fantastic beasts, like he even won an Oscar for this

[@TomAndersonn]

Sounds like the title of something you'll find on pornhub

[@scjoker6723]

Ron Dogg facts

[@Heblo]

My favourite part is when I didn't understand a single thing they said because my brain is poo poo

[@ayoub-vi4ew]

Heblo same!

[@jasonyoo2291]

Saying your brain is poo poo made me laugh. Thank you.

[@Heblo]

@@jasonyoo2291 Your comment made me smile. Thank you :)

[@parvatimullunkal4634]

poo poo lmao sounds cute :D

[@Heblo]

@@parvatimullunkal4634 no u. You're cute :D

[@kepalaxs]

All I heard was: black hole, universe, denser, smaller, hotter

[@ChrisEffpunkt]

harder, better, faster, stronger

[@user-ti2xi9bd4u]

stroke

[@Scrimzy]

don’t forget “space time singularity”

[@AndreasJepsenMusic]

@@ChrisEffpunkt harder, denser, faster, hotter

[@mediocremuffin6770]

@@AndreasJepsenMusic haha good one

[@glennfrancisco2908]

"Youuuuuu.... have no idea what's your messin with here boy" -Stephen Hawking 1995

[@evanshade19]

That line was great, but I think Einstein won that battle lmao

[@harshith125]

@@evanshade19 stfu

[@beandaddygi]

I got 12 inch rims on my wheels, that's how I roll y'all

[@swayam584]

@@beandaddygi nice one

[@elcuy7518]

If this were a real physics classroom there would be more premature loss of hair

[@benmayberry4033]

best comment i've read on here

[@UnlimitedGreenWorks]

Who are you, so wise, in the ways of hair?

[@Salman.khan786]

This guy gets it lol

[@solidwaterslayer]

there would be waaaaaaay more math

[@Shadow77999]

@@solidwaterslayer yea that explanation the professor did was waaaaaay to simple

[@phoivos]

Legitimately thought idubbbz starred as Stephen Hawkings in a Stephen Hawkings movie from the thumbnail

[@Nobodyss21]

Idubbbz is a simp right now. Lord franku is dead. Max turn into children card game collector

[@Vertaego]

@@Nobodyss21 Max has always been into pokemon. Anything4views and him just do Cold Ones nowadays.

[@Nobodyss21]

@@Vertaego I thought max love to crossdressing and a bit of masochist my brother

[@eletricalplugandoutlet1540]

@@Nobodyss21 r/nobodyasked

[@velvet3302]

@@eletricalplugandoutlet1540 r/stfu

[@raghavsehgal25]

Newt Scamander: "Universe born from a black hole exploding.." Remus Lupin: "No wonder they expelled you from Hogwarts. Riddikulus!"

[@somerandomdude2915]

Look at the coffee example, the milk swirling into a denser point then exploding. So a possible universe before this one, from the "big bang" or at least before it

[@AzguardMike]

@@somerandomdude2915 thats no coffee, thats a dementor. And its coming for you Lisa. He's coming for you.

[@riddhimannmukherjee5956]

Theeeennk of a happppppy memoryyy

[@mark6302]

I thought that said Newt Salamander haha

[@rameshp6679]

😂

[@ekaj-fj3gk]

After he proved the black hole theory he started investigating another kind of hole

[@iPlayDotaReligiously]

AYOOOOO NOW THATS SUS 💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@f.d9076]

It is so sad how he worked on blackhole so hard and didn't see the actual picture of blackhole which was captured one year after his demise. RIP Mr.STEPHEN HAWKING, one of the greatest minds to ever exist on earth . He also had a huge sense of humor.

[@luleema]

I feel like he could see it from heaven

[@fly463]

@@DontRecommendThisShxt Ramujan or Ramanujan ? 😅

[@CeRz]

@Tuscan417 he would. God wouldnt care if you prayed to him or not. Only people care about that. God, if he's real, can see the good deeds of any humans and stephen helped progress the science forward of what billions of people before him couldn't do. He has done more for the progression of humanity than most christians will ever do. That is the greatest deed of all. If God exists... he most definitely can see stephen.

[@zir456]

​@@DontRecommendThisShxtnah, people didn't know that unknown person👁️👄👁️

[@ashishtalan9515]

​​@@DontRecommendThisShxt Ya what's amazing is that he didn't knew a thing about physics and chemistry. He created these equation just because of his love for math. These kind of people are literal geniuses in their fields. Also I forgot to mention he didn't specifically discovered the black whole equation, what he did was to make some mathematical discoveries which are used in these equations.

[@wafashabir185]

He couldn't move, but he moved the world Rest In Peace Dr.Hawking YOUR A LEGEND 💔💔

[@smolchungus5647]

you're*

[@mini6447]

@@smolchungus5647Why grammar police? Why must you do this?

[@smolchungus5647]

@@mini6447 it would make them look way more serious if they used you're

[@mini6447]

@@smolchungus5647 True. True. Very true.

[@macias7125]

Oh my my this did not age well He moved little kids too

[@EmissaryOfDeath111]

Newton, Tesla, Einstein, Hawking and all the forgotten incredible minds in between. We are humbled and thanks for all your contributions.

[@dWFnZWVr]

The beauty of your comment is it highlights the pattern all great minds yet to come will follow; Nikola Tesla used much of Newton’s work in his own. Similarly, Albert Einstein was once quoted saying how much of an inspiration Nikola Tesla was for him and his own work. Stephen Hawking built upon much of Einstein’s theories and hypothesise. They all follow one another like a linked-list; building, expanding, proving and disproving theories of the past, giving new ones for the minds of the future to repeat. Remarkable people.

[@stxfdt1240]

No​@@dWFnZWVr

[@blueberrymateen7200]

Why is KZbin recommending this to me now lmao

[@ilyaasarsala9147]

English movie* Everyone: AHHH HarRY PoTtA

[@_hoox_]

No its because the actor playing hawking played newt scamander in the harry potter spinoffs and the actor who is hawkings teacher at the end played one of the professors in harry potter

[@Happyhenzo]

so you clearly don't know who those two actors then if you think people are saying harry potter because it's an "english movie"

[@_sls7535]

did you watch the movie with a blindfold on?

[@zackzallie8735]

Bruh they literally have two actors that's from Harry Potter.

[@jeant6502]

This is a typical comment of a person who isn't a fan of something. lol.

[@chainmail5886]

"There are 10 Million Million Million Million Million Million Million-Particles in the universe that we can observe. Your momma took the ugly ones and put them into one nerd."-Hawking, probally.

[@Babumoshaiii]

Epic rap battles of history

[@MRjoker13121995]

i got 10" rims on my chair thats how i roll

[@daniel.piatek]

nice

[@AzguardMike]

@@MRjoker13121995 you look like someone glued a moustache on a troll doll.

[@MRjoker13121995]

@@AzguardMike lll be stretching out the rhyme like gravity stretches time

[@teknovfx7037]

Imagine if he wasn't paralyzed, we would actually be living in the future.

[@aswanth2941]

No...his thoughts are the same...so he would have lived his life happier and more comfortable..but with the same thoughts

[@pandadanda1850]

@@aswanth2941 he could study and learn A LOT easier

[@Fbitypeshit]

@@pandadanda1850 that’s why we should all be grateful to be in good health

[@madhavsoni2144]

@@Fbitypeshit well that's the thing everyone thought but if it would be true he would just be able to lead a good life and it did not played a part in his development of scientific theories

[@jakeprzepiorka-may4873]

the future has many reasons, we will live in the future but e livein the present and in the future this will be the past butif it wasnt for stephen alot of us will still question

[@aikidorizz]

Stephen Hawking discovered other types of holes as well. Young ones in fact.

[@tadeorenearguelloecheverri6285]

jajajajajaja Epstein.

[@hidden2753]

Seriously?! 😂

[@brettengelbrecht9958]

Clicked on the video to find these comments, i wasn’t disappointed!

[@totallyrandom8711]

wild

[@sirminimuffin4196]

this hoax has gotten so out of hand its outrageous, read the actual documents or do some research before thousands alike you just ruin this guys credibility after his death.

[@doesitreallymatterthough-n4t]

It's been few years and I still can't wrap my head around his death. For some reason I always felt that Stephen would be the first immortal person.

[@vowkix9003]

gotta say one thing, you cant be immortal with the help of time travelling cause you are *you* and you will eventually die cause you can still age and theres no such thing as "immortality".. Hope you understand

[@shok5045]

@@vowkix9003 well if you could make your consciousness travel in time that could make you virtually immortal

[@shok5045]

assuming that's possible, lol

[@vowkix9003]

@@shok5045 even with you time travelling you cant be immortal cause like your organs are working and when they stop working thats when u die

[@shok5045]

@@vowkix9003 But if you can make your consciousness travel through time, you can always "put" your consciousness in your own healthy bodies (young), bouncing back and forth, if you can do that long enough, you'll be thousands of years old mentally

[@alexandergawrilow6255]

1:08 Remus Lupin to Newt Scamander: "Do you understand what this muggle is talking about"?

[@pantarei8382]

Trapped in his own body.. with such a mind must be horrible

[@trungnguyenhoang6821]

his tip was ...not to feel horrible

[@youngwookkim2328]

press F to pay respect R.I.P Stephen Hawking 😭😭

[@pastplayclashofclans]

F

[@missingno.5242]

@@youngwookkim2328 no

[@youngwookkim2328]

​@@missingno.5242 k. didn't ask ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@ngelkiel]

I'm shocked that Stephen Hawking made it on the list. I can't comprehend what he was doing over there.

[@user-by3qd7zw4q]

are you the type of person to believe everything you see on the internet

[@hansolo631]

Those names don't mean people who were diddling the underage girls. Some of them, but alot of people mentioned were just in the documents because they were asked about, or perhaps had legitimate business, etc. We have to wait until all the documents are released, and people have gone through them. And even that won't really tell us the story. Although tbh, it wouldn't shock me if he did have some uhh, work done. Did he have any feeling I wonder? I mean, at the very least, his eyes worked

[@sebastianschaffer142]

@@user-by3qd7zw4q this isnt a hoax or meme. although it is still an allegation, he apparently liked watching undressed midgets solve complex equations on a too high up chalkboard. literally.

[@supernathanjr]

@@ngelkiel It's been proven that him being in the documents was a lie.

[@ngelkiel]

@@supernathanjr Thank you for letting me know. I really need to stop believing stuff on the internet lol.

[@bragadeeshkumaran194]

*If you pause the video right at **01:00** and look carefully the smallest circle Penrose drew and watch the circle just after a few milliseconds when the camera angle changes, you will see the shape of the circle is different.*

[@mr.bluesky8636]

Lol

[@adzee006]

Nice catch

[@pranav7305]

**GENIUS** xD

[@ThrustersX]

How od you even notice that lol

[@noutram1000]

When I met him he could still speak. Our Maths teacher took us to see him back in 84. I asked him what was on the other side of a Black Hole and He told us through one of the few interpreters that could still understand his speech. I didn't really understand the answer but I remember the occasion. It wasn't longer after while on a visit to CERN He lost his voice completely. In a strange twist 5 years later I found myself at CERN for a year where I first learnt about string theory, web browsers and neural networks. I never met Him again. I wouldn't be surprised if the Universe we know is a Black Hole. The Schwarzschild Radius of a Black Hole with the estimated mass of our Universe is 14Billion Light Years, this is the estimated age of our Universe, this doesn't sound like a coincidence to me, but what do I know, Hawking was a genius for sure.

[@priyadarshiroy9584]

What's your age now??

[@b3bekin]

So you are a scientist, of some sort?

[@priyadarshiroy9584]

@@b3bekin I am not scientists

[@noutram1000]

I like physics but am not a scientist, I'm 53 for another couple of months...

[@priyadarshiroy9584]

@@noutram1000 great I am 16 🤣🤣🤣

[@Snowboarderr4Life]

Alot of people here pretending to know what they're talking about.

[@93hothead]

Whatever the guy said in class will never happen in an actual class. Teachers would rather talk about the application of math rather than a theory with no end.

[@gundalaputerapetir2402]

Exactly

[@edwardsong5199]

93hothead well it definitely will, Roger penrose is one of the craziest mathematician in the world. He ones came to do a talk on his theory on consciousness and all the applied physicist and mathematicians were like wtf. But he is a theorist and don’t give a fk.

[@chriswalls5648]

Well they did explain it in as plain of English as they could.

[@Marcin_z_bloku_obok]

Americans... "let me write something smart, but first hold my cola and burger" :)

[@Cairo40000]

0:06 foreshadowing

[@akoul3855]

i clicked on that video just in hopes to see a comment like this you are a legend

[@JugalSingh]

HAAHAHAHAAHAH

[@rongphukan6897]

Loooollllll

[@SHASHANKAXD]

It’s so subtle it took mea minute no way u did that ☠️

[@fravashdaruwalla4226]

Pls explain

[@teenachoudhary5503]

The only thing that makes them great is their imagination “IMAGINATION IS IMPORTANT THAN KNOWLEDGE”-Einstein

[@teenachoudhary5503]

@@montanamasume2387 it will make sense once you get to know what does it means 😉

[@NicoLaak2005]

@Tom it’s not the end of the world. I think the person that commented that quite knew that “more” was supposed to be written after IS. But when you write on electronic devices, it’s easier to write a sentence incorrectly. If people know what the sentence means, why should it matter if the grammar is wrong?

[@supunperera-su_per_era]

@@montanamasume2387 knowledge been exist for anyone to grab. But the Imagination will take you to next level and make path to new knowledge.

[@animajana1945]

Imagination isn't much more important than daydreaming that

[@teenachoudhary5503]

@@animajana1945 sorry to say but you’ve been taught wrong ..... Imagination is the most powerful weapon a human has , and YES IMAGINATION IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN DAYDREAMING.

[@abrarridhollah5601]

love his expression for being stoned after the Professor ask him to develop the math. Imagination wins human's curiosity, but math is shaping the truth.

[@macias7125]

Alright guys I think I know why we're here for

[@si-ssi]

This film is so good. About a genius, played by this excellent actor. The perfect combination.

[@matt-ny8xq]

The Title : Theory of Everything My Brain : You know that game with a cube?

[@osku2290]

Thats why i clicked on this video

[@galih8875]

@@osku2290 i wouldnt be surprised if Dj nate was one of the soundtrack lol

[@nacryos9335]

Dun dun dudun dun dundundun

[@desktopthegamer3411]

100th like!

[@dansphalt9544]

Geometry Dash 😂😂😂😂😂

[@GustavoAlves-ns1uz]

The circle drawing changes from 2:53 to 2:57

[@RoboBitch42]

he's just that smart

[@burcopresents]

GSTV-LVS shhh you’ll ruin it

[@TerriProductions]

its winding

[@kanehiro4635]

It was to portray his condition as it worsened

[@gundalaputerapetir2402]

Bloopers

[@barsakyldz1811]

2:43 Professor Lupin teaches Newt Scamander about black holecruxes.

[@_sls7535]

underrated

[@dyutibiswaspotterhead5268]

ooohhhh myyyyyy gooddddddddddddd someone's father would know about this

[@cryalot378]

and Lupin be like "do your math", meanwhile Newt is more into the practical stuff

[@neerajmaindan7266]

I love how Remus Lupin is just chilling with Hawking at 1:12

[@joselleannetv]

I'm glad that the people around him believed in him and in his theories. I can't imagine what will happen if they did not. 💔😢

[@uttamraj3786]

The council actually refused to believe him when he proposed that black holes emit radiation.

[@jaredconnor]

You really can't imagine what would happen if people didn't believe in his theories? Lol the universe would still go on and his "contributions" would completely unnoticed - just as it has for the past 13.7 billion years.

[@shuaib.alrashid]

Watched his biopic at 15 years age. Was awed by his dedication!

[@Lilygirl6085]

😍aww

[@maddux-cs]

People need to stop comparing Hawking's IQ to other scientists throughout history. All scientists have different expertise, such as their individual fields they are proficient in. IQ and "smartness" are comparable, but they are not the same thing. Not one scientist is smarter than another in the broad view. One may be more proficient in that certain field, but then is outdone by someone that is more proficient in another field.

[@violinxxxcrazy]

My below point is, I agree with you. It's fun to compare IQ, but in the grand scheme of life, IQ is meaningless. You can achieve so much as a man of low IQ, even under the concept of IQ.. For example, the IQ is calculated by mental age / actual age. To make the math easy, we'll assume the person is 10 years old to 100 years old. So let's compare someone with a genius IQ of 180 and below average of 90. This means A = 1.8, which at 10 years old must have been thinking like an 18 year old, whereas Mr. B thinks like an 9 year old. Now, they've grown up to age 100. Mr. A has a mental age of 180 year old, whereas Mr. B has a mental age of an 90 year old. Therefore, in this "bleak" estimation, Mr. A has kind of only lived 2 lifetimes of Mr. B. Two heads of "below average" is still supposed to be better than 1 genius. When we see these "genius" scientists perform great ideas and feats, people sometimes get caught up on the fact that they are able to achieve the results so quickly. They don't realize even if estimated about 2ce as slowly, they still can get to the same results! So the issues and causes that make people like Mr. B not achieve great things also apply to Mr A, whether if financial, mental, physical etc. To my understanding, the point of IQ isn't to explain the meaning of life. It's to redistribute resources to children of lower economic abilities, but show great intelligence, so that their potential can be fully developed. This is typical not only for intelligence but also for sports, as kids who show great prowess in basketball or football in the US tend to get recruited to top tier leagues. Basically, IQ is a human concept. It's not a worldly truth. Don't get caught up on it if it's not part of your job.

[@johnm.515]

Results matter.

[@Woody615]

Exactly. It's not just smarts, it's also environment and what the status of science is at the time you are in it. Let's switch Hawking with Newton. In Newton's time, Hawking would have been the one to "discover" gravity, because that's what was needed to be discovered. If Newton were now, he would be the one talking about black holes and the theory of everything.

[@andrewmeresh2000]

violinxxxcrazy who are you, so wise in the ways of science

[@rangerslayer2260]

What some don't get is science is a bit like cake. It has layers. Scientists build up those layers through research. We have the base which is the foundation, it's the job of future scientists to use that foundation and build up new theories, prove them and add that layer. Science changes, it will never stop changing. Scientists express intelligence in their own way. Maybe it's time we stop comparing each others intelligence when science is purely a melting pot for different people of different fields and expertise. We all have the same goal: discover. I say this as a recent Science Graduate.

[@arcane1871]

"He went on to smaller holes"

[@Sidk444]

nah thats wild hahahahah

[@aether491]

wild

[@QueenoftheSkunks]

Part of me hoped they're arms unlocked and someone went flying into the river

[@CY1RG]

Both tripping and falling in would be more romantic

[@thesprawl2361]

This is the kind of post that makes YT comments worthwhile.

[@QueenoftheSkunks]

@@user-ht9mh4cm3f hey buddy, your hanging PhD is tilted a little to the left. You're seriously coming into KZbin comments to do this? I made that joke probably at midnight while stoned out of my mind, if you understand it then I don't care about having the best grammar.

@@user-ht9mh4cm3f Everyone makes mistakes but certain people like pointing them out.

[@ruthdsilva7]

:D

[@Axaerys]

Isaac Newton discovered gravity when an apple fell from a tree. Stephen Hawkins discovered the black hole theory when he poured milk into coffee. And these were our geniuses, imagine the rest of us.

[@Prometheus7272]

These are both fabrications made to make it memorable. Voltaire came up with the idea of the apple falling from the tree.

[@marcweeks9178]

As I recall, the first glimpse of Hawking's genius was when he quickly and correctly answered a question about the temperature of coffee when cream was added. I don't remember all the details, but it had nothing to do with black holes at the time. It was just a general physics question that most of his peers had difficulty with.

[@yasinwinther1982]

I discovered the moon by searching on internet about hentai 🤔

[@yuxiujuan1806]

@@yasinwinther1982 *interstellar music starts playing*

[@creativesource3514]

Einstein refined our knowledge of gravity imagining a in a box falling of a building and realising he was weightless on the way down.

[@flagellationynfluencia1971]

His classmate didn't leave him that's so nice of him for pulling stephen inside before the train run so fast.

[@vaibhavk2400]

Hawking and Ellis’ book from 1973 captures GR in its true beauty - people like MTW (same year), but for some reason the sophistication and beauty of Hawking and Ellis’ book is unmatched

[@fireguy-id7ky]

Stephen hawking is the kind of guy to guess on an extended response and get a 100

[@Phoniv]

Yet another genius that, according to Holywood, looks like a crazy person.

[@ramonrodriguez7050]

Looks crazy? How so?

[@Phoniv]

According to Holywood

[@Mp-wx4oo]

All geniuses were considered crazy during their time, that's what made them geniuses. They looked past the limits of knowledge during their times to make ground breaking discoveries, questioning what others had already accepted and for that were considered crazy.

[@yuritardid7761]

its the crazy ones that change the world

[@akashsunil7464]

@@yuritardid7761 steve jobs???

[@AniBottt]

I think the professor is lucky as stephen hawkings is his student Thanks for 1k likes

[@ramanunnikrishnan7354]

god, that guy just won his second Nobel this year, he is a bigger genius

[@sharathsh9987]

That's Sir Roger Penrose, whose legend rivals that of Hawking.

[@AniBottt]

@@ramanunnikrishnan7354 hmm

[@astrophysicsloversurya4708]

I would Recommend You all the Search This keyword *Amal Kumar Roychowdhury* , on whose reasearch the work of Sir Penrose and That of Sir Hawking started .

[@ramanunnikrishnan7354]

@@astrophysicsloversurya4708 just because we are Indian ? Raychaudhri equations are important though

[@Tota11yNotAnFBIAgent]

I’m sure he was able to observe a lot of black holes on a certain island.

[@philipvander1276]

💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@koalaplays8855]

The fact comments like these get so many likes just shows how false rumours spread and infect.

[@Sneed341]

@koalaplays8855 The growing wave of anti-intellectualism online is insane. More and more people fall down these rabbit holes and end up becoming unhinged.

[@alan_isvz]

1:42 bruh its so perfect

[@technewsfortechnoobs]

Hard to believe Eddie went from this to Jupiter Ascending.

[@sg72646]

Hated science at school but 50 years later I love it thanks to Einstein and Hawking etc

[@captain-poppleton]

Schools in the 1970's: how can we make children hate science ?

[@MatthewERyan]

This man amazed me- so many limits yet he had an understanding of the sciences far beyond most of humanity. Forever a genius

[@macias7125]

are you sure about that?

[@nibbarkfc2863]

this comment has not aged well

[@grimsbydavid]

I saw Eddy Redmayne at the start of the film but Stephen Hawkins at the end -- truely magnificent film - Thewlis was the perfect compliment -- Brilliance

[@samarjaichhabra6610]

Wish I could see the universe the way this man did.

[@achal_urankar]

think about it when you say that, and you'll find you already do.

[@rinnzu]

@@achal_urankar thats so very true

[@suzannet81]

me: only figuring out earth is planet. Steven Hawking: discovers the black hole theory

[@lechungus1832]

you have to be like 4 or 5 years old

[@drsolo7]

I was lucky to listen to his lessons when i was 5 years old, interested in the study of spacetime

[@southasianbrat3878]

I can understand what it feels like if anyone have neurological disorder, it's very irritating disease. Salute you Prof. Hawking.

[@sulmedici]

He deserved the Oscar he got for this movie. Such as brilliant actor.

[@aaditrangnekar]

what about the scientist himself dawg XD

[@Viva_Punk]

@@aaditrangnekar first of all, the person hes acting as is dead. and Oscars are for ACTING in movies or shows

[@hardcorelevelingwarrior233]

I want to go back to that time where everyone was curious about science and theories whereas now we have people on the internet complaining about life even though we fought so hard just to live it.

[@VY-zt3ph]

God Bless you. Atleast at that time pollution was not much much and guess what People were less wild.

[@raj78091]

@@VY-zt3ph yea

[@iguicc]

Brooo hardcorelevelingwarrior when you think they’re finally going to bring ethan back? Haha

[@juhabach6325]

Fought so hard? Srry what.

[@hardcorelevelingwarrior233]

@@juhabach6325 all of the wars against discrimination. Slavery, suffering, lost you know all of that

[@buddhikaruwan5708]

William James Sidis - Animate & Inanimate, Reverse stars in a darker part of the universe, which is like a three dimensional checker board with ripples & curves..

[@orchlongala8064]

When you put all your skill points into intelligence.

[@austflett8614]

😂😂

[@goldendocsonic2012]

*hmm, is that a dr stone reference*

[@covert1253]

Felicity Jones is unbelievably gorgeous.

[@cleversonsutil4495]

She's always gorgeous!!

[@playboygiorici]

Patch notes 3.29: Stephen Hawking was nerfed due his smartness

[@wildmansam1]

Wow good job u know how to copy and paste a comment

[@bocah-kun821]

@mal'ak emeth it's not nerfing. It's called "proving them wrong".

[@playboygiorici]

@@wildmansam1 actually i didn"t even read the comments to see if there's any comment like this

[@wildmansam1]

Giorici don’t even lie like that

[@playboygiorici]

@@wildmansam1 i watched the video, commented and quit. How am i lying?

[@jpval3484]

Back then you had to attend a prestigious lecture just to get such info, now you only need your phone.

[@ruphite9521]

Welcome to the information age

[@clox5738]

I didn’t know professor Lupin and Newt were studying black holes

[@thedareks]

Not KZbin recommending this after what we know 💀💀

[@mooniswani1873]

😂😂

[@oceanexblve884]

What do we know

[@Batmanheres]

bruh@@oceanexblve884

[@radiantmarshmallow2527]

I didn't know what you were talking about, but I thought about it and came back to say "OOOOOOOOOOH.... You right"

[@radiantmarshmallow2527]

Epstein's list :( @@oceanexblve884

[@alphahelix91]

if a circle of electrons goes around, there is more likely to be an increased resistance when entering. With a circle of positrons around it is more of an accelerated influence

[@madrikz.fj.679]

His favourite vacation was to a very certain island

[@ryukenjo]

Hawking must have been extremely close to deciphering the secrets of the universe. It was a sign...

[@cattysplat]

Was this scene in the film? I don't remember it at all. Steam trains, cramped classrooms with chalkboards and beautiful university gardens evokes 50s-60s Britain so well.

[@karimabdalla3136]

Who knows what other holes he discovered

[@Korvidcore]

I love Eddie Redmayne so much, almost unbelievable how he went from Newt, to Stephen Hawking, to the Emcee at Cabaret for like 4 years

[@bwndpumq]

“Keep going, develop the mathematics” :hold up, let me just get my wand.

[@steamymilk5227]

Did anyone see that the person sitting next to Steven was the actor that played Professor Lupin in Harry Potter?

[@alephanull1953]

Ohhh...Idk....maybe the whole comment section?!

[@AlexanderTheBloodraven]

As a person with ADHD and Aspergers, I have extreme respect and admiration for Steven Hawking. When I was diagnosed with my conditions, it barred a lot of career choices for me. I’m not allowed to become a firefighter, police officer, not even a soldier in the military. I have also had a lot of people look down on me and discriminate me because of my condition. But Steven Hawking didn’t let his disability stop him from becoming one of the smartest men of all time. Hell, I only have two neurological conditions, he had a full body disability, yet he has accomplished more than the average human being could ever dream of. To me, that proves people with medical conditions or disabilities aren’t lesser. They just have to work harder than anyone else. Remember, hard work and dedication will *always* surpass natural talent. Rest In Peace, Steven Hawking.

[@juhabach6325]

That's something Stephen will cringe at. First of all, he didn't have his disability during his rise as a genius. Everybody saw him as this perfect god looking intelligent young lad. He is gifted. That's why he got nerfed.

[@dildry9317]

He wasnt disabled. You are confusing him with Einstein and even Einstein has question marks behind his diagnosis.

[@milindusha]

You can’t even spell his name right talking about respect 🤷‍♂️

[@TheHigherUps.]

Ok bro

[@XI_Yeti]

I always knew the Jackal was smart but this is another level of character development

[@thielman8729]

It's sad that he never saw the first picture of his discovery. What a legend

[@dukeyin1111]

Man, that coffee and cream scene is truly amazing. Really. 1:40

[@ok-yz2pr]

professor sounds like the scientists in half life

[@sugoha_2548]

HOLY SHIT YOU'RE RIGHT WTF

[@MichaelLeung2011]

Hello! Gordon~

[@OzoneX4]

@Anthony Ramsey lmao

[@DeepSpaceNinja]

STAHP!

[@GroundPlayz]

The circle drawn at 0:59 is different to the "same" circle then shown at a new angle at 1:00. Before it isn't quite connected, and in the new angle it is overlapping.

[@FullTimePatient37]

I watched this movie in one of my hospitilizatins, I cried my eyes out 😭💛

[@SantiagoRodriguez-e2n]

This aged well.

[@isaacsanchez5065]

Steven hawking was truly a genius

[@melonmode4128]

Was literally just reading about this in his book, "A Brief History of Time". Thanks KZbin lol

[@PHILLYMEDIC69]

this was me when i figured out how to do derivatives in calculus. i would make those weird blank stares as if i was a genius

[@anma1258]

didn't know detective charles boyle's side hustle is teaching science

[@kristiyankirilov2467]

Hahaha he does look like Boyle 😁

[@Anudorini-Talah]

What a great actor really. So much passion and feeling

[@kissndcry]

i just realized the actor for newt scamander & remus lupin are in this vid

[@tdpencil2811]

Funny how all these scientists discover things on trains.

[@georgemissailidis3160]

hahahaha

[@wr1120]

Einstein was on a bus.

[@misakimei5676]

Newton was under a tree

[@Goofy969]

@@misakimei5676 I am in a house.

[@holytrinity8888]

No no, you’ve got a point.

[@meloncake7933]

He figured black hole’ theory watching milk dissolve in coffee? Now that’s smart

[@Das_Kaenguru]

Ann Joseph well...Newton and his apple....Archimedes and his bath....human minds are strange creatures...sometimes it only needs a little nudge and all the pieces fall into place 😁

[@Whatarenargles]

You wouldn't get anything when you think about it It would strike you at the time when you'll stop thinking about it and engage yourself in some other activity

[@robertramos8676]

The atmosphere feels like the Harry Potter world

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

Had the privilege of hearing Professor Hawking speak. He was funny, and inspirational. Ad Astra, Professor.