On the Ostensible Death of Stephen Hawking
[Originally posted as a reply to another article regarding Hawking's death, but deleted out of respect to the original poster.]
There have been some very heartfelt responses to the news of of Stephen Hawking's earthly departure; however, and with all due respect, it is recommended one exercise caution with regards to the entity known as S. Hawking. In less-mainstream, but nonetheless credible scientific circles, Hawking's work has been largely debunked and it is apparent he - at the behest of his handlers - spread quite a bit of disinformation on a multitude of fronts. There have been numerous articles published on Steemit pertaining to the Stephen Hawking "hoax" which deserve at least some consideration.
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This writer has taken a keen interest in the Quantum world since his teenage years and has come to understand Hawking's function as a puppet of the ruling elite was to push a largely-false narrative for the purpose of steering humanity off-course from discovering its true origins in the Cosmos. Hawking's relentless harping about a supposed "extraterrestrial threat," among other fear-based scientific propaganda, is disingenuous and highly suspect. Some might argue Hawking's work has done little to benefit humanity, but rather to perpetuate an unsustainable status-quo and keep people largely uninformed via the dissemination of spurious "facts" and partial disclosures.
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If this is in fact the case, we should ask ourselves who benefits from the masses remaining ignorant to certain Cosmic truths and a widespread belief in a largely atheistic version of Creation? Are there alternative science-based theories that are more humane and equally plausible? Why did the establishment assassinate Tesla, Schauberger, Kammerer and others, but prop up Hawking?
The realization that one's heroes (albeit self-imposed by the mainstream), e.g. Hawking, serve a not-so-benevolent social/political/religious agenda might come as a shock and engender a great deal of insecurity within the individual with respect to the beliefs she has long held to be true. Subsequent anger might ensue, but in the end, a greater sense of peace is attained in light of a realization she has taken back power over her own mind.
With Respect...