Stephen Hawking's some famous quotes

World physicist Stephen Hawking has died on Wednesday (March 14th) at 76 years of age. This scientist has left the world his creativity and some of the best famous quotes Below are some of his speeches on news agency AFP:

Regarding the existence of the universe in his famous book 'Kalar Short History' in 1988, Stephen Hawking said, "The answer will be seen, this existence is the ultimate victory of human existence. Only then will we know God's mind. '

He talked about his illness several times. In these words, every aspect of his life has come up. In 2004, talking to the New York Times, Stephen said, "My expectation reached by zero at the age of 21. Since then everything has become Bonus.

Hawking's comment about the goal of life, 'My goal is very simple. My goal is to have a full understanding of the universe. Its current variation and its cause and its existence are the main questions here. '' John Beslow's book, published in 1985, is found in the book of Stephen Hawking's Universe.

And in his book 'The Grand Design', published in 2010, Hawking says about God, 'There is no need to call God to take any controlling role in keeping the universe in motion.'

In an interview with Israel's TV channel, he said, "My reputation is that it is not possible to go anywhere in the world by keeping a secret identity. Wearing a wig or black glasses is not enough for me. Wheelchairs are all leaked. '

Regarding people's incompleteness at the discovery channel 'The Universe with Stephen Hawking', Hawking said, "You, without imperfection, did not exist."

Regarding communicating with different planetary organisms, he said, "I think a disaster will occur. Perhaps the outsiders will be much more advanced than us. Although the same species on this planet, the history of visiting the backward community with the advanced group was not very pleasant. I think we should be cautious. "In the 2004 National Geographic Channel, he said at the program 'Naked Science: Alien Contact'.

He also warns about the artificial intelligence of light. In an interview given in the BBC in 2014, Stephen said, "The primitive form of artificial intelligence is already in our hands, which proves itself as very necessary. But I think the full development of artificial intelligence will be the threat to humanity's existence. '

Lastly, his statement about death can be remembered. In an interview with the Guardian in 2011, he said, "I am not afraid of death. But I do not chase to die. There are so many things to do before. '