Stephen Hawking's 5 Great Quotes PlanetVesper

 Stephen Hawking, one of the greatest physicists of the modern age, has left the world in a sea of ​​mourning, but he will remain immortal in the hearts of people forever through his work, to make the complexities of science easy for everyone to understand. Hawking, who has struggled with various neurological disorders all his life, has spent most of his life in a wheelchair with motor neurone disease, severe pneumonia and lost his speech, but no impediment has stopped him.

He was known for his positive attitude despite his strong sense of humor and intense frustration. It is beautifully expressed in his sayings. This article is about five unique sayings of this great scientist.

"Work gives you meaning and purpose, and life is empty without it."

There is only one life, but how many live like a real life? The most valuable resource in life is our work - very few people think the way Hawking realized. The amount of contribution he has left sitting in a wheelchair alone, even if we all work together, will not be the same! Life becomes a joy when we learn to love our work.

"It matters if you just don't give up."

Who else would say this word more than him? He has had to fight for the things that we don't consider to be granted since childhood. He did not know how to read until primary school! He had very simple grades in school. Hawking was depressed about these problems.

“Quiet people have the loudest minds.”

Biographer Christine Larsen said Hawking did not have many friends at school. Even studying at Oxford, he suffered from terrible loneliness. To rise from this void, he joined the university's navigation team. The emaciated weak Hawking could not pull the oars. His job was to hold the rope. This is a task he performed with great sincerity and gained great popularity in the team. Everyone called him ‘brave’, he became a symbol of inspiration for the team.

Many of the successful people in the world of art, literature and technology are introverts. Introverts may not be able to tell stories like extroverts, conversations may not be the centerpiece, and their absence from the festival may not be noticed. In this noisy city, they live alone in a world arranged in their own way, which is based on innumerable books, movies, colorful threads, songs of lost days.

While the extroverted friend is laughing-talking-chatting, the introverted friend may be flipping through the pages of a new book with a cup of smoked coffee. A new book - a lot of new learning in the grip of experience, learning to see life from the perspective of someone on the other side of the world. Silently these people scratch the earth through work, overflowing with the depths of thought, the joy of creation.

“Look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see, and wonder about what makes the universe exist. Be curious. ”

Children have the most important lessons in life - the curiosity to learn new things at every moment, to ask questions about everything, to discover how things work around them. As we grow older, our curiosity is carefully extinguished. We forget to ask questions, the tired mind in the monotony of life is not encouraged to look at everything in a new way like children.

Hawking has repeatedly said, never forget to ask questions! In the infinite perimeter of the universe, our earth is just a speck of dust, should curiosity stop so little? When life bows its head under the pressure of reality, it wants to bind the mind in the narrowness of reckoning, let us not forget to look up at the sky once. There are answers to many questions in that infinity of the sky.

“However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at. Where there’s life, there’s hope. ”

We go through a strange rule from childhood - we are burdened with a strange expectation that everything must be done well. The boy who draws beautiful pictures has a compass instead of a brush in his hand, a math book instead of a canvas in front. Weaknesses are repeatedly emphasized in places where our strengths are not encouraged.

In this cycle of "getting better at everything", at one stage of my life, I no longer see the path, I keep hitting the wall of the alley again and again. But today, isn't it possible to start anew, to try again? Nothing is more beautiful than hope. When love is mixed with hope, life can not be colorful?