What a wonderful lovely daughter Stephen had. Of all his tremendous successes I think she must be the greatest. I also think she is tremendously brave being able to speak so expressively so soon after his death. My heart goes out to her. I could not have done that after my Dad died. I couldn’t talk about him for a very long time.
A long-time hospice nurse told me that fathers often passed away when their daughters were not present. They were much more likely to pass away in the presence of a son. Later, when my own father was terminally ill, it happened to us. I had been with my father constantly and my brothers had been away. When they returned, I went home for a few hours to rest and got a phone call in the night telling me that Dad had passed away. The same thing happened when my father-in-law passed away. His two sons and daughter were alternating staying with him at the hospital. He passed away when his two sons were with him and his daughter had gone home to rest. It was interesting to hear this had happened with Stephen Hawkin and his daughter.
Just a reminder that while they may not be in wheelchairs, lots of people have invisible disabilities that make it hard and/or painful for them to climb stairs. Elevators are for them too and please don't judge.
Concerning Theoretical Physics: not so much about being a 16 yr old female. He thought mathematically about the universe, that's it. George Washington Carver thought about dirt and paint. Both are revered geniuses in their perspective disciplines. High achievement in one area, doesn't necessarily indicate all around success.
i think i was very very lucky To Have been with Both Of My Parents On their Death Beds!!!! A very special Feeling And Emmotion *** its Like Being at One and Seeing them Go Somewhere Else I felt anyway .. Tc uk ((presence))
The wheelchair isn't sad because he's in it; it's sad because he's not in it. THERE is someone who knows how to regard disabilities and things associated with it in proper perspective.
Stephen Hawking worked always forever for Humanity he is in our heart our God while i heard about Stephen Hawking professor i were can't control my tears from my eyes 😔
How did he manage to have kids, before he was disabled? He incarnated to be a genius without a working body on purpose. They chose to leave when their family is gone on purpose. He really was inspirational as i became disabled i was in awe how he did it,how he coped with being so disabled. i dont think i could cope with it. Id need to leave to other side.
He was already disabled when they had kids. It’s also an Automatic system. I have a birth defect and I can have kids. It’s infuriating that I don’t have control of bowel or bladder but can feel my cramps just fine. 🤣
i really enjoyed this its great to hear his daughters stories. He was a doer her daddy. ukis very ignorant and mean to disabled people inc businesses. Staring aww its such bad manners noone teaches kids manners anymore.
But what DOES one say to someone like Professor Hawking? The man operated on a vastly different level from us mere mortals and so I could see myself get awfully self-conscious in the presence of such a towering intellect that I’d feel like I was bothering him needlessly. By the same token - and I truly mean no disrespect to Professor Hawking in saying this - a fair amount of scientists speak the language of Kings, but sorely lack the common touch, in my experience, to the point that I consider THE BIG BANG THEORY’s Dr. Sheldon Lee Cooper to be only half-funny...
I don't think it's amazing at all. People don't want to feel they are being judged in their life and they are the architects of their own future. On the death of a loved one they don't want to let go and the afterlife is the only option open to them. I am an agnostic but sincerely hope I am wrong and the afterlife exists :-)
@@peacemaker6662 I'm not waiting to find out 😉.... it's a big chance to take. Eternity is a lot longer than the 80 or 90 yrs of "judgement" during life. Besides, God wants a RELATIONSHIP with each one of us, here and now. And that is definitely worth honest, proper investigation.
An intelligent man can't deny a creator, we have no proof one way or the other. What we can gleam with indisputable truth, from fact to fiction, is that the god we believe in is not the right one, the "intended" one. Man made God in his own image. God was entirely made up by us to make sense of our existence. and that fact is rather cool upon itself!
Judging by your comment, Miranda Shuwera, you’re not an atheist. My father recently passed away which was certainly a traumatic event - especially for my mother, but none of us were thinking about god or afterlife. We know what nonsense that all is.
my dad was like that, i remember as a kid at dinner time we talked about science and nature and if i ever needed to ask anything id have an answer not only told but a diagram of a black hole drawn on a piece of paper, he also scored genius on his iq test but he was always very introverted. im glad i had that growing up because it shaped my brain to be open to everything and agnostic and to look for answers myself rather than accept what im told
Well you are so Lucky. All I got to listen was how religion is? Only traditions. How younger people should not talk to elders. Family fights. And hardly any dinner with my parents. I would eat alone and go to sleep. But I plan to make better for my future generations. My parents are not bad, but they just grew up in different circumstances. You are truly lucky. Have an amazing day.
Well this brings me to the thought that the recarnation of the Druze faith it might be right, becuase who knows in who's body Hawkings soul is now, or might be just a coencidence. but can you imagine your dad was scientest where he is changing the world and you as a 16 years old, consider him know nothing XD.
Hi Madam Lucy hawking I Wish You Price The Lord ✝️ Hi I am piter From India I wanted to preyar support And your Home postal address God bless you ✝️ God bless you r family ✝️ God bless To England Britain London ✝️
We only suffer if we live believing this is it that we are of this world, thus is not our home we are eternal beings living an eternal existence we cannot die it's impossible he is here his energy consciousness is here we are omnipresent we are everywhere we are one consciousness, if you think your human of planet earth your human mind will believe thus is sad a loss tragedy death is terrible it's a natural process as birth we do it thousands of times it's a blip celebrate every experience, even pain is a choice how yoh perceive and filter experience can be a conscious choice when we know we are eternal conscious energy, laugh love don't take anything seriously it's all a game a fame of life love we all go home when the perfect moment comes we are one we will be together again in the perfect moment too
Excuse me Lucy hawking Madam Tommarrow Iam open Google Online Yes I wanted Your home Address Postal address I am Greetings to You in Jesus Christ lord I am waiting to Helping support Amen 🔔 Hallelujah ✝️ God bless you ✝️
Because her father was an enormous public figure and many people who didn't attend the funeral are interested in her father and cherish him deeply. As a human being. So she doesn't feel entitled to the intimacy. She wants to share that intimacy with the people she know loved him too.
Clearly she did have a very strong emotional attachment with her father, listen again everything she says, just because you don’t see her crying doesn’t mean she wasn’t attached.
Emotions don't always get shown in clear cut ways, especially in interview situations like this where people are wearing their 'professional' mask. Same mask that lets people speak at their parents' funerals, even if they were really close to them. You don't know what she's like with her professional mask off, because you don't know her. And if she's sensationalising him, perhaps that's only because she thought he was sensational :) So I'm sorry if it upsets you, call me naive if you will, but I disagree with the conclusion you've drawn here.
You don't have to be ickle baby daddy's girl all your life to have an emotional attachment to your father. But you can imagine how many interviews and times she has had to say all of this in just a few weeks. My mother was killed by a drunk driver so it was very public and the press was all over. Then came the trial, then the verdict, then the sentencing and for two years, every time I was at the courtroom and the press grabbed me, I was answering the same things over and over again. By the second week, all the questions were the same, I could almost shut my mind off and turn on a recording so I'm sure you'd think I had no emotional attachment. I had a lot of emotional attachment to my mum, just not to anyone else.
Another amazing accomplishment of Stephen Hawking.. a beautiful, articulate, and brilliant daughter. Thank you for sharing Skavlan!
So true 💖
Accomplishment ye say huh... 😏
What a wonderful lovely daughter Stephen had. Of all his tremendous successes I think she must be the greatest. I also think she is tremendously brave being able to speak so expressively so soon after his death. My heart goes out to her. I could not have done that after my Dad died. I couldn’t talk about him for a very long time.
Hawking is one of my heroes and I am so glad to know he had such a loving articulate daughter in his life! Thank you so much for posting it.
She mastered the way she tells the story about her father, very well, that makes easier every interview.
Absolutely brilliant and so humane and fondly recalled by a loving daughter. I love the sense of humour by Stephen and his family.
I love this. A very honest, sweet and realistic account.
So many thanks for this share!!
Thanks for watching!
I've watched several of your interviews, Skavlan, and have always enjoyed them. Your choice of guests is varied and interesting.
Would be nice to have a museum with his stuff.
What a truly gracious and generous guest. Funny, vulnerable, yet strong, intelligent, humble and really beautiful soul.
Thank you Skavlan, very cool!
A long-time hospice nurse told me that fathers often passed away when their daughters were not present. They were much more likely to pass away in the presence of a son. Later, when my own father was terminally ill, it happened to us. I had been with my father constantly and my brothers had been away. When they returned, I went home for a few hours to rest and got a phone call in the night telling me that Dad had passed away. The same thing happened when my father-in-law passed away. His two sons and daughter were alternating staying with him at the hospital. He passed away when his two sons were with him and his daughter had gone home to rest. It was interesting to hear this had happened with Stephen Hawkin and his daughter.
Lucy is amazing!!!!!
24:40 Drove a dagger through my heart
Yeah.. ouch 😥
But what a lovely lady and wonderful credit to her father
What a lovely lady i really enjoyed watching this interview , talking about her father one of the greats human beings Stephen hawking
I love Lucy....!!!!!!!!!
Just a reminder that while they may not be in wheelchairs, lots of people have invisible disabilities that make it hard and/or painful for them to climb stairs. Elevators are for them too and please don't judge.
Definitely. Hawking fit that description at one point too :)
Agree
wonderful, sensitive interview questions and generous responses. thank you for posting this interview.
What would you know? - Says a girl to a man who knew more than any human on earth. RIP Stephen Hawking
Concerning Theoretical Physics: not so much about being a 16 yr old female. He thought mathematically about the universe, that's it. George Washington Carver thought about dirt and paint. Both are revered geniuses in their perspective disciplines. High achievement in one area, doesn't necessarily indicate all around success.
@@kdgc6217 perfectly put
@@kdgc6217 yes. That's correct.
We have an ad on tv at the mo with a Stevphen Hawking statement... I miss Stephen Hawking...
i think i was very very lucky To Have been with Both Of My Parents On their Death Beds!!!! A very special Feeling And Emmotion *** its Like Being at One and Seeing them Go Somewhere Else I felt anyway .. Tc uk ((presence))
Lovely interview well done girl.
The wheelchair isn't sad because he's in it; it's sad because he's not in it. THERE is someone who knows how to regard disabilities and things associated with it in proper perspective.
So sad I had to see my farther go this way but now I know he is watching over me from heaven .god bless us all tears in heaven .🗿
I feel a few these questions are a tad callous but she handled it well
That song she was talking about at his funeral, if you don't know it the lyrics are: "Fly me to the Moon and let me dance among the stars.." Perfect!
Agreed. I teared up right away
Stephen Hawking worked always forever for Humanity he is in our heart our God while i heard about Stephen Hawking professor i were can't control my tears from my eyes 😔
Just subscribed based on this moving interview. Thank you
I love that Eddie redmayne was at his funeral. ❤️
"Passed away" is a much more gentle word than "died", i believe.
Lucy is adorable.
She have humor just like her dad.
Long live Stephen Hawking professor scientist physicist dear senior brother long live his good children family
The coincidence with galileo and Einstein blows my mind bloody fantastic 👌
ahhhhhhhhhh How Nice"""" And astunning Man.. Hes been put forward For the face On our New BANK NOTES!! Too A Nice Jesture I feel Tc uk
It's true, it's hard to think he's gone
We are all disabled one way the other. So let's love and embrace each others more.
How many days in a year are there that isn't the day when a famous scientist was born or died?
That is a very interesting ring she is wearing. I wonder what it was made out of?
“magnitude” is the perfect word
How did he manage to have kids, before he was disabled? He incarnated to be a genius without a working body on purpose. They chose to leave when their family is gone on purpose. He really was inspirational as i became disabled i was in awe how he did it,how he coped with being so disabled. i dont think i could cope with it. Id need to leave to other side.
He was already disabled when they had kids. It’s also an Automatic system. I have a birth defect and I can have kids. It’s infuriating that I don’t have control of bowel or bladder but can feel my cramps just fine. 🤣
The facial expression and smirk on the host's face is so unsettling.
i really enjoyed this its great to hear his daughters stories. He was a doer her daddy. ukis very ignorant and mean to disabled people inc businesses. Staring aww its such bad manners noone teaches kids manners anymore.
💜
He didn’t waste a day ... he didn’t want u to remember him that way...in the last day
The possibility of dying young drove him to do everything he can.
Is she a savant also?
Nemôžem sa priblížiť k tomu snu
But what DOES one say to someone like Professor Hawking? The man operated on a vastly different level from us mere mortals and so I could see myself get awfully self-conscious in the presence of such a towering intellect that I’d feel like I was bothering him needlessly. By the same token - and I truly mean no disrespect to Professor Hawking in saying this - a fair amount of scientists speak the language of Kings, but sorely lack the common touch, in my experience, to the point that I consider THE BIG BANG THEORY’s Dr. Sheldon Lee Cooper to be only half-funny...
He didn't believe in God but, God believed in him enough to give him life.
Sam Corona I think that’s nonsense
It's amazing how during grief of death, even ATHEISTS hold on to, or hope in the reality of God and the afterlife!
I don't think it's amazing at all. People don't want to feel they are being judged in their life and they are the architects of their own future. On the death of a loved one they don't want to let go and the afterlife is the only option open to them. I am an agnostic but sincerely hope I am wrong and the afterlife exists :-)
@@peacemaker6662
I'm not waiting to find out 😉.... it's a big chance to take. Eternity is a lot longer than the 80 or 90 yrs of "judgement" during life. Besides, God wants a RELATIONSHIP with each one of us, here and now. And that is definitely worth honest, proper investigation.
An intelligent man can't deny a creator, we have no proof one way or the other.
What we can gleam with indisputable truth, from fact to fiction, is that the god we believe in is not the right one, the "intended" one.
Man made God in his own image.
God was entirely made up by us to make sense of our existence. and that fact is rather cool upon itself!
Judging by your comment, Miranda Shuwera, you’re not an atheist. My father recently passed away which was certainly a traumatic event - especially for my mother, but none of us were thinking about god or afterlife. We know what nonsense that all is.
Always Overcoming Bear read his last book
How much staring was the wheelchair and how much was because he was Stephen Hawking?
my dad was like that, i remember as a kid at dinner time we talked about science and nature and if i ever needed to ask anything id have an answer not only told but a diagram of a black hole drawn on a piece of paper, he also scored genius on his iq test but he was always very introverted. im glad i had that growing up because it shaped my brain to be open to everything and agnostic and to look for answers myself rather than accept what im told
Well you are so Lucky. All I got to listen was how religion is? Only traditions. How younger people should not talk to elders. Family fights. And hardly any dinner with my parents. I would eat alone and go to sleep. But I plan to make better for my future generations. My parents are not bad, but they just grew up in different circumstances. You are truly lucky. Have an amazing day.
Well this brings me to the thought that the recarnation of the Druze faith it might be right, becuase who knows in who's body Hawkings soul is now, or might be just a coencidence. but can you imagine your dad was scientest where he is changing the world and you as a 16 years old, consider him know nothing XD.
Hi Madam Lucy hawking
I Wish You Price The Lord ✝️
Hi I am piter
From India
I wanted to preyar support
And your Home postal address
God bless you ✝️
God bless you r family ✝️
God bless To England Britain London ✝️
I bet this man is having a rude awakening on the other side!
We only suffer if we live believing this is it that we are of this world, thus is not our home we are eternal beings living an eternal existence we cannot die it's impossible he is here his energy consciousness is here we are omnipresent we are everywhere we are one consciousness, if you think your human of planet earth your human mind will believe thus is sad a loss tragedy death is terrible it's a natural process as birth we do it thousands of times it's a blip celebrate every experience, even pain is a choice how yoh perceive and filter experience can be a conscious choice when we know we are eternal conscious energy, laugh love don't take anything seriously it's all a game a fame of life love we all go home when the perfect moment comes we are one we will be together again in the perfect moment too
Excuse me Lucy hawking Madam
Tommarrow Iam open Google Online
Yes I wanted Your home Address
Postal address
I am Greetings to You in Jesus Christ lord
I am waiting to Helping support
Amen 🔔
Hallelujah ✝️
God bless you ✝️
Who shares such intimate details of a loved one's death in public? Why?
Because her father was an enormous public figure and many people who didn't attend the funeral are interested in her father and cherish him deeply. As a human being. So she doesn't feel entitled to the intimacy. She wants to share that intimacy with the people she know loved him too.
finsclapping "share that intimacy"...with millions of people...
FlashRedux "you make it sound like..." Who said that? Not me. You chose to interpret a simple question like that...
only a little was about his actual death, mostly it was her memories of her father. there was nothing weird about it
Because she knows there's hordes of pathetic posers like you who'll lap it up, all the while moaning about how unseemly it is.....
I'm guessing she's an atheist to
I actually looked it up it says she’s an active Christian but I don’t know
@@TheBision23
If she's an active Christian and her father died an atheist she will never see her father again.
Lucy was the product of wheelchair sex?
She clearly didn't have much emotional attachment to him.
Clearly she did have a very strong emotional attachment with her father, listen again everything she says, just because you don’t see her crying doesn’t mean she wasn’t attached.
@@1justice2012 You don't have to cry to show any emotion or sensitivity. She's sensationalizing.
Emotions don't always get shown in clear cut ways, especially in interview situations like this where people are wearing their 'professional' mask. Same mask that lets people speak at their parents' funerals, even if they were really close to them. You don't know what she's like with her professional mask off, because you don't know her. And if she's sensationalising him, perhaps that's only because she thought he was sensational :) So I'm sorry if it upsets you, call me naive if you will, but I disagree with the conclusion you've drawn here.
what do you expect? she should be crying her eyes out? to show she loved his father? i believe you are murrican?
You don't have to be ickle baby daddy's girl all your life to have an emotional attachment to your father. But you can imagine how many interviews and times she has had to say all of this in just a few weeks. My mother was killed by a drunk driver so it was very public and the press was all over. Then came the trial, then the verdict, then the sentencing and for two years, every time I was at the courtroom and the press grabbed me, I was answering the same things over and over again. By the second week, all the questions were the same, I could almost shut my mind off and turn on a recording so I'm sure you'd think I had no emotional attachment. I had a lot of emotional attachment to my mum, just not to anyone else.