The Theory of Everything Stephen Hawking Audiobook

[@chrysanthemum3065]

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Michael York! We had a lovely encounter in Gelson's supermarket in Los Angeles c. 1980. I'm 72 now and this remains one of the fondest memories of my life. Brilliant! So glad to hear to this lovely voice - just surfing KZbin at 1:00 AM, trying to find something scientific that's way above the pay grade of my pea brain so I can fall back asleep. Charming! ❤🙏🏻🥰

[@bbbabrock]

Michael York. That's right. I just woke up to this playing and recognized that voice from somewhere but couldn't place who. Thanks.

[@WhyDontTheyJust]

All over my face

[@frederickzorn3542]

Im not sure if it’s due to Stephen’s impeccable humor, or Douglas Adam’s incredible intellect, but the two are forever becoming singular in my understanding.

[@LoneStarGemini]

0:14, Introduction. 2:57, Ideas About The Universe. 15:27, The Beginning Of The Universe. 19:59, The Expanding Universe. 29:19, The Friedmann Models. 42:13, The Big Bang. 53:07, Black Holes. 1:27:28, Black Holes Ain’t So Black. 1:53:39, General Relativity And Quantum Mechanics. 1:57:44, The Origin And Fate Of The Universe.

[@JosephineMaKoala-ig3yb]

🎉 #INDEX☝🏻🍵#HYPE

[@vincentyannacone592]

Extremely excellent listening. Had to listen to it several times. Astounding !!!!!!!

[@lambrohristoulas2683]

the last bit of the 1st lecture confused me a bit so i relistened a few times but man its such a great audiobook

[@brendentimothy5669]

I fell asleep and woke up to this 95% through, I know I didn't pick this video but I hope a bit of that knowledge came through while I was sleeping. I'm still very confused hahahaha

[@mattc825]

You probably learned it all. I woke up the next day mumbling about black holes and whatnot. People were like , hey man , you learning about physics? And I was like, what?

[@mcpastor63]

Narrated by Michael York!!!! Awesome!

[@theobserver9131]

Your upload choices are...eclectic....from new age sludge to hardcore science. I love this one!

[@theobserver9131]

Wayne Dyer; "Every Problem has a Spiritual solution". gag me with the excrement of a male cow.

[@theobserver9131]

I have forgotten who Michael York is. I'm going to have to look him up. His Narration is Magical! What a delightful voice to lend to Stephan Hawking.

[@theobserver9131]

Having looked him up......Oh yeah! Michael York! I've enjoyed his acting in many movies! The fun thing about dementia is that you get to enjoy things all over again!

[@bbbabrock]

I think, Cabaret and Logan's Run are his biggest roles. Tho he has been around for decades. He had a cameo in something fairly recently, Zoolander maybe.

[@IchGlaubEsHacktWohl]

For a second it sounded like a sandman gives us a lecture - what a Sci Fi flashback. Thanks Mr. York

[@jilbertb]

My crystal has changed color to red...

[@tomfowler2091]

Thank you for sharing this; I enjoyed it very much!

[@M00nwater]

This was great. Thank u for posting

[@chynz330]

Perfect listening during the day at 1.25x speed. Normal speed at night is even better😂

[@eugenebelford4340]

I like the narrator - British accents make it sound smarter lol

[@anthonymullen6300]

The lead actor in Logan's Run

[@theobserver9131]

@@anthonymullen6300 All I could remember is "disturbing dystopian sci fi movie" Thanks for restoring the name to my memory.

[@theobserver9131]

Not just any British accent. Micheal York's voice is so colorful and interesting! I've heard British voices that could put you to sleep in under a minute.

[@frederickzorn3542]

Stephen Hawking is British.

[@theobserver9131]

@@frederickzorn3542 naw!!! mind blown! lol. (was)

[@Ebaybbq]

Thx for sharing

[@anthonymullen6300]

Michael York! absolute legend! ❤

[@justinbragado6600]

Thank you 💯

[@Shane_Marsh]

He's a runner

[@jilbertb]

I'm up for renewal too.👍

[@bbbabrock]

Wasn't that their euphemism for death? Why would you want that?

[@marius964]

Beautiful voice and pronunciation. At last a British English and not the usual american twang

[@jackroberts6938]

Who else was hoping to hear Stephen Hawking's synthetic speech computer voice to read the entire book?

[@jaymajor4086]

David Attenborough voice would be the icing

[@johncottrell4407]

David had the best voice for explanation

[@Ali-e5h1b]

Dang, I thought this was the scary book guy. That's Stephen King...

[@bradleebowers8203]

Self actualization is a much scarier concept

[@imacmill]

Hawking was the scary book writer's stage name during his stand-up years.

[@stephensharpe8190]

@@bradleebowers8203😅😅

[@speculawyer]

Austin, that's my mother!

[@MrNaKillshots]

Britannicas in the 40s refer to the firmament etc. Then it all suddenly disappeared in subsequent versions. So, before offering all this,explain that.

[@Steve_USA]

Stephen never upgraded from one of the standard computer voices. I was a little surprised at first that they didn't use it since I'm sure it's available and it certainly would be authentic enough.

[@theobserver9131]

I'm glad they did. I like Stephan for his choice to keep that voice, even though I don't really know the story behind his choice. I can't listen to it for hours on end, whereas Michael York's voice is like a brain massage....I think it suits Stephan quite nicely.

[@Kevin-iv3lv]

I would've totally listened to hawkings robit voice

[@jacklegminercanada3866]

Go hawking go. I figured I'd leave scientific comment here because I'm number 1. Peanut butter is not a solid.

[@eugenebelford4340]

Unless you buy the old fashioned kind and let it sit, and then the oils separate, and one has a liquid layer on top of a mostly solid under layer lol

[@sharonnoah7764]

@@eugenebelford4340 nope. Not soild

[@murder.simulator]

Should have been narrated with that electronic speech thing he used. Would have been more authentic that way

[@Ash.R.E]

There is an incredible app... Solar system scope...

[@Ash.R.E]

№.1000? Do replies account for number of comments?❤🎉😊

[@Whatchyetalkingaboat]

Tell my mom that I love her.

[@NotCoding]

the wildest comment I've ever read

[@D_A_R_Y_L_]

Man I was hoping in Hawkings voice

[@HarrisonBurgeron-h9m]

Changed the like count to 667

[@MattttG3]

Good man

[@joewalsh4713]

Booooooo

[@philc8575]

Aren't you a little devil???

[@theobserver9131]

I'm not religious or superstitious, for the most part...but I do like to get rid of that number when I can....whether it has power or (almost certainly) not, it's insinuation in my mind is ugly.

[@theobserver9131]

@@joewalsh4713 So, Atheist or Satanist? What's your objection? Real or not, the object of the symbolism is ugly. I like to erase it as well.

[@Ash.R.E]

Like a comets projected path...😊

[@Ash.R.E]

Color inversion... Turn setting on...😮👋🏻💯✌🏻😂

[@fjc_adventures4359]

I made it go to 819

[@MrNaKillshots]

Why should I believe any of it?

[@justinbragado6600]

bookmark: 12:05

[@DabigJK]

Are you trying to show this bookmark to someone?

[@DonnaWhite-z8d]

Martin Edward Jones Anthony Hernandez George

[@seasonedbeefs]

Like Michael York

[@raizes5593]

Stephen Hawking 😊

[@brianhammster]

The book is better

[@mattc825]

I fell asleep in seconds!

[@anthonymullen6300]

And yet you had time to comment

[@mattc825]

@@anthonymullen6300 I know, right!? Seems strange!

[@saucecorner4965]

Haha.. welcome boss

[@Ash.R.E]

Twenty-two divide seven.

[@Ash.R.E]

3.142???repeating

[@Ash.R.E]

119/7=17. 119/3=39Remainder2.😂😮😅❤

[@meharissons2301]

53:05 L03 Black Holes

[@alexnunez689]

Atheist, here is your bible.

[@Jean-dr3vt]

1:44

[@Ash.R.E]

They used to think Earth was flat....

[@Ash.R.E]

99?

[@billfarley9015]

And later they believed the physical universe was everything, Too much science and no philosophy.

[@bbbabrock]

What else are you imaging there is other than all the universe(s) and all that it/they contain(s)?

[@llwydanwyl]

who did? the book states in the introduction that aristotle believed it to be round, there isn't much 'they' before that

[@TeethToothman]

42:13

[@rsabari8991]

40:20 !!!!

[@wyrm13]

a bad guesser

[@paulnicolas172]

Looks like Steven was wrong as we have still not managed to know if string theory is the ultimate theory and the last century has elapsed and it looks like we won’t probably know now till at least another 30 odd years - so how can we trust what he’s saying about all his other ideas and predictions ? 🤔

[@keithhoughton4308]

They're only theories. Guesses, really. The Hadron Collider has not found anything other than the Higgs field. Now, the space telescopes are providing more questions than answers. The more we know, the more we realise it's a bit more complicated than we thought and possibly completely beyond us.

[@ClarissaSigrid-u9f]

Martinez Kenneth Robinson Helen Hall Sandra

[@SnapOR]

1:28.

[@MansoorMirza-iw9oq]

What about white oles

[@AlcottVerna-j1c]

Thompson Kenneth Rodriguez Elizabeth Williams Karen

[@avataros111]

His science is just as broken as he was.

[@algomaone121]

Prove it scientifically 😂

[@avataros111]

@@algomaone121 When your theory cannot account for 99.99% of the mass of the Universe, your theory is good, just maybe for another theoretical Universe. Is this enough proof for you?

[@candido7491]

66-

[@lulc4694]

I find it hilarious when hwite people think about the universe in terms of the theories that only came out in the 19th century. As if Einstein and other western intellectuals didn’t derive inspiration from ancient thinkers from the east. If I want to learn credible theory about the universe I’ll learn from the ancient ancestors, thanks. Not some people who present the universe using their own theories as the foundation:

[@imacmill]

Whatever.

[@twiggehhh5667]

Lo😊. Yea pelleted. D

[@Ash.R.E]

(10³)⁷.

[@craftykev]

Where's the funny voice? Disappointed.

[@stepBrox779]

p p pp p p😊 ok😊

[@MrNaKillshots]

The earth is flat, with the firmament above it. Any talk of it being round islaughable.

[@nrtstealth9502]

Your lack of education and common sense is laughable and quite sad

[@MrNaKillshots]

@@nrtstealth9502 😭

[@MrNaKillshots]

@@nrtstealth9502 What are your thoughts on old and credible encyclopedias describing the Antarctic and the firmament, my point being, why should we believe this bloke?

[@MrNaKillshots]

@@nrtstealth9502 So, why do old encyclopedias refer to a firmament in great detail? I didn't write them. You are just aiming personal attacks without addressing my valid argument?

[@MrNaKillshots]

@@nrtstealth9502 Can you answer my question, please?

[@sevensixtwobyfiftyon]

Hawking’s work on TOE was a pathetic waste of time. Stephen needed only speak to my wife, who knows fucking everything.

[@xvhkgreen6297]

trash book full of lies.

[@ИринаКим-ъ5ч]

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