How Stephen Hawking Lived So Long With ALS

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  • Опубликовано: 3 сен 2016
  • 50% of people diagnosed with ALS will live about 4 years. Stephen Hawking has lived 13 times that while continuing to lead science. How?
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    What Is ALS?
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    "ALS, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord. A-myo-trophic comes from the Greek language. "A" means no. "Myo" refers to muscle, and "Trophic" means nourishment - "No muscle nourishment." When a muscle has no nourishment, it "atrophies" or wastes away. "Lateral" identifies the areas in a person's spinal cord where portions of the nerve cells that signal and control the muscles are located. As this area degenerates it leads to scarring or hardening ("sclerosis") in the region."
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    "Stephen Hawking is probably the most famous genius of the modern age.
    But what exactly is he famous for - apart from his astonishing resilience to an incapacitating disease, that instantly-recognizable retro-robotic voice, and his walk-on roles on The Simpsons and Star Trek?"
    How Has Stephen Hawking Lived Past 70 WIth ALS?
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    "The famous theoretical physicist has helped to bring his ideas about black holes and quantum gravity to a broad public audience. For much of his time in the public eye, though, he has been confined to a wheelchair by a form of the motor-neuron disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). And since 1985 he has had to speak through his trademark computer system-which he operates with his cheek-and have around-the-clock care."
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  • @davedogge2280
    @davedogge2280 6 лет назад +2553

    RIP Stephen Hawking :(

    • @supremeturtle4620
      @supremeturtle4620 6 лет назад +28

      Universeball Sad but yes, he has died :(

    • @bryndenwhitten9082
      @bryndenwhitten9082 6 лет назад +18

      Here for the same thing looking up videos of him to remember....💔

    • @orangehatmusic225
      @orangehatmusic225 6 лет назад +6

      Good riddens.

    • @sampleentry5253
      @sampleentry5253 6 лет назад +12

      Chris McCaulley He’d have contributed more than you, or anybody else on this site, ever will.

    • @UrbanGamerBrigadeYT
      @UrbanGamerBrigadeYT 6 лет назад +13

      Chris McCaulley you’re commenting with hate on social media

  • @neoanderson9455
    @neoanderson9455 7 лет назад +1619

    I didn't live in the times of Einstein; I didn't live in the times of Achilles; I lived in the time of Stephen Hawking.

  • @AdventureDaksExplores
    @AdventureDaksExplores 4 года назад +30

    Edited: My mom passed away this April 2023, 16yrs of suffering such a horrible sickness. She fight ALS until her last breath 🥲
    My mom have this ALS since 2007 to present. the doctor said before she's only got 3years and luckily she's with us until now. 12years since then and i hope more and more years to come for my mother :'(

    • @allaboutroofing2
      @allaboutroofing2 3 года назад +2

      PLS is often misdiagnosed as ALS. It's much slow progressing.

    • @sujatanagane8389
      @sujatanagane8389 3 года назад

      Which medicines used for your mom please tell my father dignosised mnd

    • @lionemessithegoat
      @lionemessithegoat 9 месяцев назад

      Stay strong buddy. I hope your family is doing well

  • @michaelyadchuk4989
    @michaelyadchuk4989 6 лет назад +135

    Stephen Hawking was a true hero to me. He has taught me that, despite my weaknesses, I can push through any situation, and there's always a light at the end of the tunnel, regardless of how far away that light is. When I first heard about the news of his death, I truly did cry, however, we will all remember him for the great figure that he was. Whether we love him for his works, or we love him for his appearance on the Simpsons, he has truly made a dent in the universe.

    • @JohnDoe-qo4xd
      @JohnDoe-qo4xd 6 лет назад +2

      Legendary Nerd ;As well as being the only person surviving 6 yrs+ with ALS; which he got before 30. No one has dare touch that fact...

    • @k8lynmae
      @k8lynmae 6 лет назад +1

      ALS is Lyme Disease. The real Stephen Hawking died ages ago and this later replacement guy was sadly used as a puppet. There are videos on here that shows the evidence and explains it all

    • @michaelbienicewicz2993
      @michaelbienicewicz2993 4 года назад

      @@k8lynmae OK Fuk Wipe,,,,,,, How did these pupetteers (or however it's spelled ) keep him so young looking ??????

    • @halopeople6462
      @halopeople6462 4 года назад

      Michael Yadchuk , this is how life teaches you.Watch, observe and learn

  • @Frogasmol
    @Frogasmol 7 лет назад +1326

    This man is a legend of science and a fucking warrior in life.

    • @mr.strange8225
      @mr.strange8225 7 лет назад +4

      Fuck yeah!

    • @interlakepowersportsandout4641
      @interlakepowersportsandout4641 7 лет назад +24

      +CanadaDig So you're trying to look like a smart, empathic Canadian by using the name, but you're really a sociopathic, american anti-science (likely pro-gawd) individual?

    • @jimbobway5416
      @jimbobway5416 7 лет назад

      you take thoes words back hes not retarded

    • @Frogasmol
      @Frogasmol 7 лет назад

      CanadaDig I gave +1 to all your comments

    • @adampartridge1903
      @adampartridge1903 7 лет назад

      +

  • @ivo3185
    @ivo3185 7 лет назад +345

    You made a video about how Stephen Hawking has lived so long with ALS and do you know what you forgot?
    You forgot to answer how Stephen Hawking has lived so long with ALS.

  • @riccardoabdine
    @riccardoabdine 6 лет назад +294

    R.I.P

  • @TRethereal
    @TRethereal 6 лет назад +902

    Press F to respect

  • @kyle6047
    @kyle6047 7 лет назад +286

    I really liked Stephen's message, for anyone with a disorder. "Concentrate on things you're disability doesn't prevent you doing well, and don't regret the things it interfere's with. Don't be disabled in spirit, as well as physically". He hit it right on the nose, with that one.

  • @CryptoJackk
    @CryptoJackk 6 лет назад +1130

    RIP

    • @peepeemuncher
      @peepeemuncher 6 лет назад

      AviationMan98 Aviation it was a good day for Stanley, not so much for Stephen

    • @tylere1229
      @tylere1229 6 лет назад

      CryptoJack when did he die?

    • @smileyyy
      @smileyyy 6 лет назад +4

      Also Einstein's birthday

    • @Aiden_Volgs
      @Aiden_Volgs 6 лет назад +5

      Pi day is Einstein’s birthday and the day Stephen hawking died, coincidence I think not

    • @CryptoJackk
      @CryptoJackk 6 лет назад

      about 24 hours ago i think, just google it :)

  • @MrNight-lk3qb
    @MrNight-lk3qb 3 года назад +21

    My favorite thing about him is his sense of humor.

  • @CyberDude1231
    @CyberDude1231 6 лет назад +508

    RIP Stephen Hawking. You may have died, but your brilliance still lives on to inspire humanity.

    • @jamie91995
      @jamie91995 6 лет назад +8

      Legit he had 3 years to live and lived over damn 50, I swear he is a hacker or some shit. His discoveries and theories will continue to inspire and change humanity forever

    • @lyrexices9965
      @lyrexices9965 6 лет назад

      EleCtroN what about his money? What happened to that?

    • @user-qh4db9lk6u
      @user-qh4db9lk6u 6 лет назад

      Lyrex Ices the money goes to his family

    • @dommidavros2211
      @dommidavros2211 2 года назад

      Why write to someone who's dead??? He can't read your comment!!

  • @patterson1rox
    @patterson1rox 7 лет назад +396

    He is the unstoppable force, while his body is the unmovable object. Balance...

  • @viktormilkov935
    @viktormilkov935 6 лет назад +54

    Always in our hearts... Stephen Hawking (1942-infinity)

  • @HMan2828
    @HMan2828 6 лет назад +103

    Wouldn't it be so poetic and awesome if research based off Dr. Hawking's autopsy lead to a cure to ALS?
    RIP Dr. Stephen Hawking, a bright star that guided many sailors on the sea of knowledge throughout a wonderfully accomplished career.

    • @JeromeBill7718
      @JeromeBill7718 6 лет назад +2

      HMan even after his death.

    • @k8lynmae
      @k8lynmae 6 лет назад

      ALS is Lyme Disease.

    • @HMan2828
      @HMan2828 6 лет назад +2

      No, ALS is Lou Gehrig's disease. Lyme disease is an entirely different pathos with marginally similar symptoms.

    • @maryamkaramkhel6353
      @maryamkaramkhel6353 3 года назад +1

      You are making the false assumption that ALS is one single illness and not motor neuron death that can be caused by different things such as over +35 different genetic mutations in the familial cases and different toxins and infections in the sporadic ones (90% are sporadic) - fungal infections, heavy metals and BMAA are risk factors. I would, however, like to know why he had such a long lasting plateau in his progression whereas most people just go downhill very rapidly.

  • @scarkillerful
    @scarkillerful 6 лет назад +946

    ...RIP

    • @seth4262
      @seth4262 6 лет назад +3

      Wish he could still be a warrior

    • @maurifick7471
      @maurifick7471 6 лет назад +6

      Concentrated Clorox Bleach hello best beverage in the world. RIP the world will miss you!

    • @jaydasmalls7467
      @jaydasmalls7467 6 лет назад +1

      Clorox Bleach I see you everywhere whyyyyyyyyyyy thoooooooooo

    • @scarkillerful
      @scarkillerful 6 лет назад +3

      Raven Go ahead...

    • @planetx5269
      @planetx5269 6 лет назад +2

      +Raven I know that life can be very difficult and I sure have plenty of problems myself but please don't think of doing anything like that. l made changes in eating and exercise and lost weight and am starting to meditate. I am not very religious but for the last couple months I thank God for everything every night before going to sleep and sometimes during the day and my life is starting to get better. As they say Attitude is Everything. I hope this helps you.

  • @camelCaseFTW
    @camelCaseFTW 7 лет назад +388

    He's 74?!?! Jeez, dude looks like he's in his late 50s

    • @privatenumber9672
      @privatenumber9672 7 лет назад +78

      Well I imagine he has way less wrinkles because he can't move his face.

    • @camelCaseFTW
      @camelCaseFTW 7 лет назад +12

      Private Number o dang, get rekt Stephen Hawking

    • @GrayArea480
      @GrayArea480 7 лет назад +7

      +Private Number well it makes sense

    • @boggybolt6782
      @boggybolt6782 7 лет назад +23

      (Let's just say I said something stupid and don't want it here anymore)

    • @ethpling165
      @ethpling165 7 лет назад +19

      +Dami Bang You don't want to even make a joke like that. Witnessing the disease take a family member piece by piece is the most torturous thing I have eve experienced.

  • @laydieelle7069
    @laydieelle7069 6 лет назад +6

    R.I.P.
    He was so cool because he challenged ideas and opened us to things that we wouldn't have known before. He's been an inspiration to so many because he never let his ALS stop him from doing things. He might have had some pretty out-there ideas, but he did it all in the name of science and furthering humanity.
    Truly, the best kind of person we all should be.

  • @sean1419
    @sean1419 6 лет назад +48

    Rest In Peace Stephen Hawking, he lived his to life to the fullest 😢

    • @rockykoast7065
      @rockykoast7065 3 года назад +1

      Here here! He's become even more of an inspiration to me as I've acquired an as yet unidentified but progressive neuromuscular disorder, as well as blood disorder that may progress to Waldenstroms. I don't have Stephens intellect but am inspired to try and match his spirit.

    • @janisewellington3971
      @janisewellington3971 3 года назад

      He didn’t have ALS and he split hell wide open.

    • @hypticnosisgaming
      @hypticnosisgaming 3 года назад +1

      He sure did riding around In his wheel chair sounds fun...........

    • @sean1419
      @sean1419 3 года назад +1

      @@hypticnosisgaming yes! having a crippling illness, how joyful

    • @hypticnosisgaming
      @hypticnosisgaming 3 года назад +1

      @@sean1419 sure looks fun I would pimp that ride.........

  • @GeraltBosMang
    @GeraltBosMang 7 лет назад +308

    So the title of the video:
    How Stephen Hawking Has Lived So Long With ALS?
    Me: He is an outlier and unique case, as far as we know for now. This got me curious, how?
    4:46 No one knows exactly why
    Me: Thought this video was going to explain it through a scientific point of view.
    =.=

    • @sinzarh
      @sinzarh 7 лет назад

      wait steven died? i thought he was still alive dammit...

    • @Windowscratcher
      @Windowscratcher 7 лет назад +7

      +Tony Weeks No he isn't?

    • @NewPhilosopher
      @NewPhilosopher 7 лет назад

      Hopefully he donates his body to science when he dies.

    • @Windowscratcher
      @Windowscratcher 7 лет назад +2

      Philosopher I'm guessing he will be one of the people whose dust will be sent off into space.

    • @QuantumPhyZ
      @QuantumPhyZ 7 лет назад

      Philosopher His body will be "donated" to science, liking it or not, like how they did with Einstein brain.

  • @dashhazard8526
    @dashhazard8526 7 лет назад +589

    One of few men I would get tattooed on my ass.

  • @asav301
    @asav301 6 лет назад +94

    RIP my hero

    • @user-sy3hu9ju4k
      @user-sy3hu9ju4k 6 лет назад +3

      HotColossalSausage take a note from him and don’t use dabbing in your profile picture

    • @dxpressedsoulz
      @dxpressedsoulz 5 лет назад

      +- dab on a cab

  • @Tylerl128
    @Tylerl128 6 лет назад +3

    Rest in Peace Steven, you've been so influential to science and, so many young peoples lives. I hope you know how many people you've influenced, and inspired. Your life may have turned in a bad way early on but, you made sure that wouldn't hold you down. thank you sir. You're an incredible man.

  • @MrKillfield
    @MrKillfield 7 лет назад +643

    Steven hawking is 74 with ALS but Harambe got gunned down when he was 17

    • @depressedtrashpanda4827
      @depressedtrashpanda4827 7 лет назад +65

      its that white privilege

    • @crispybacon4240
      @crispybacon4240 7 лет назад +48

      Oh for fucks sake.. Piss off. That meme was never funny, and neither are you.

    • @legrandefromage9867
      @legrandefromage9867 7 лет назад +1

      +Z Hooverboard I agree

    • @DJNHmusic
      @DJNHmusic 7 лет назад +13

      I cringe every time, this meme has been burnt out for ages now

    • @vchrizs
      @vchrizs 7 лет назад +2

      i know stephen hawking but not steven hawking...WTF?

  • @WGCINTL
    @WGCINTL 6 лет назад +103

    RIP to one of the greatest minds to ever walk this earth.

    • @FrankoBack
      @FrankoBack 6 лет назад +8

      WAY-V Walk?

    • @FrankoBack
      @FrankoBack 6 лет назад +1

      WAY-V I’m going to hell

    • @joelembiid2429
      @joelembiid2429 6 лет назад +6

      Takeoff your dumb asf, he was able to walk before.

    • @heng9941
      @heng9941 6 лет назад +10

      Takeoff you just couldn’t hold it in could you?

    • @connorunderwood3224
      @connorunderwood3224 6 лет назад

      Yes you are.

  • @albertesnakeheart7751
    @albertesnakeheart7751 6 лет назад +10

    Rip Stephen Hawking 😭 you really inspired me to love science

  • @nataliejones6249
    @nataliejones6249 6 лет назад +10

    An amazing man, put on the earth to teach us to reach for the stars. Fly high Mr Hawking, you've earned the best view of the universe. The world will be a sadder place with you not in it. You'll be remembered always 💔😢

  • @L.Scott_Music
    @L.Scott_Music 7 лет назад +370

    Maintaining purpose is the key to long life. It is not the final determination, life is complex, but without it entropy is free to claim what it will. Our dear Mr. Hawking has certainly maintained his purpose.

  • @linny3012
    @linny3012 7 лет назад +1144

    Please never leave DNews, Trace

  • @MidnightSonnet
    @MidnightSonnet 6 лет назад +31

    My father was one of the unlucky ones who died after 4 years with the disease. It was very hard to see him slowly deteriorate. Getting over the shock after he was gone was way worse. Stephen has always been a beacon of hope in my eyes, for he found a way to survive what many like my father couldn't. However, the questions still remains: how did he contract the disease? Every disease happens for a reason. My mother thinks my father got it while he was stationed in Vietnam during the war. I don't think this is true. From all my studies, one thing I'm almost certain of is where all suffering comes from. To find out why Stephen contracted one of the most deadly diseases known to man, we'd have to dig deep into his past and his mind. Sadly, we can't do the latter due to his unfortunate passing, but we can certainly dig deep into his past, especially his childhood.

    • @arleem8799
      @arleem8799 6 лет назад +4

      Midnight Sonnet my mother is currently battling ALS. I know exactly what you mean... for me it’s not the fact she’s going to die that hurts the most. It’s the fact I have to watch it. She’s had it for little over a year now, but I’ve just noticed her knees starting to buckle under her own weight. The disease non contagious though. It’s either genetic or sporadic as far as they know. I have a theory that stress has something to do with it. My mother has a very stressful life and me being the child I am didn’t help, I was 13 when she was diagnosed almost 14 and now I’m 15 and I’m still as much as a pain as ever.

    • @organicbrain7029
      @organicbrain7029 6 лет назад

      Midnight Sonnet, sorry to hear about your dad. But from your nearest experience of this illness- do you really believe that somebody can live so many years with ALS? Is it miracle for you or is it just a hoax?

    • @sensiblenaturopathy
      @sensiblenaturopathy 5 лет назад

      Whats cause of ALS by your studies ?

    • @maryamkaramkhel6353
      @maryamkaramkhel6353 3 года назад

      I agree with your mother. I think maybe your father was exposed to some neurotoxin during the war. Veterans have an increased rate of ALS than the general population.

    • @MidnightSonnet
      @MidnightSonnet 3 года назад

      @@arleem8799 RUclips didn't notify me of any replies but the last one, so I apologize for the extremely late response.
      Sweetie, I'm so sorry for what you're going through. ALS is a terrible disease. I completely agree with you about stress being a potential cause. It's been proven that stress causes inflammation, which in turn, causes disease.
      Please do not blame yourself for what happened. It's not your fault. When I was your age, I blamed myself for my dad and mom's "suffering", but it's simply not true. You're a kid. You're gonna be a handful. A person's suffering comes from their mind and their responses to outside stimuli, including trauma from their past. There's a high probability your mom has a lot of trauma she's holding onto from her childhood.

  • @princevegeta5907
    @princevegeta5907 3 года назад +4

    His willpower and determination is his greatest traits.

  • @monsteraddict2539
    @monsteraddict2539 6 лет назад +33

    Rest in Stephen Hawking if you didn't know he passed away today😥 he will always be loved

  • @LinkLegend0
    @LinkLegend0 6 лет назад +77

    Rest in peace champ

    • @teriww
      @teriww 6 лет назад +2

      Congrats, you the real first

    • @taramas5582
      @taramas5582 6 лет назад +1

      Idk why but it's difficult for me to believe this.

  • @AR-bi3dj
    @AR-bi3dj 3 года назад +5

    I couldn't help but feel sorry for him. As far as I know his response rate was 1 word per minute. Imagine your mind wanting to say a thousand words every moment but you struggle to even say one word. Such a difficult life but to live ,yet he never let his condition affect his love for physics. Rest in Peace.

  • @mckenna8663
    @mckenna8663 3 года назад

    I've come to this video to find inspiration. I was just diagnosed with a degenerative spinal condition that has developed into a pretty significant stage. It's not life-threatening, but it will continue to deteriorate. I wanted to find out what Stephen Hawking felt about his own disability. To find inspiration, to not panic; but to bravely go on. Should anyone be here, looking for a video like this when they face a scary diagnosis.. your answer comes at 4:53. Thank you and bless you, Stephen. You have brought me some peace, and given me encouragement towards the future.

  • @salty-as-heck9915
    @salty-as-heck9915 6 лет назад +18

    RIP Stephen Hawking. Your contributions to science will never be forgotten.

  • @ithila6712
    @ithila6712 7 лет назад +20

    He does not surrender. He is my hero.

    • @andrewmartsch
      @andrewmartsch 6 лет назад +1

      He is stupid

    • @arnold7432
      @arnold7432 6 лет назад +1

      Well, he didn't really know that he will die 3 weeks later, but still you're right, it's extremely rude.

  • @EN-bb5gc
    @EN-bb5gc 6 лет назад +2

    Rest in peace Stephen, i learned alot from him

  • @TwiStedTentom
    @TwiStedTentom 6 лет назад

    RIP. Your contributions will live on forever sir.

  • @pleasedontlookforme8036
    @pleasedontlookforme8036 6 лет назад +240

    The reason why Stephen Hawking has lived so long...
    It's good karma for actually doing something for society

    • @emilymckeon5070
      @emilymckeon5070 6 лет назад +7

      That’s terrible to say.. I have a family member with the disease who just had their last Christmas and will soon leave behind children, grandchildren and his entire family... please be sensitive with topics such as this, he is and always will be an incredible man and just because he hasn’t done what another amazing man has doesn’t mean his life should be shorter or means any less..

    • @emilymckeon5070
      @emilymckeon5070 6 лет назад

      J K they said and I quote “it’s good karma for actually doing something for society” implying that those with the disease who don’t live as long didn’t do enough to earn “good karma” to live longer. Karma and what you do in life has nothing to do with it. Some murderers and rapists live super long healthy lives; where’s their bad karma?

    • @casperno2277
      @casperno2277 6 лет назад +1

      I think the reason might be that he always keep to using his face muscles a ton to communicate with that machine, thats why he Didnt lose his ability to swallow or breath easily.

    • @sebastianaguero485
      @sebastianaguero485 6 лет назад +7

      Ariana Khan He just diedddd

    • @magtinfal7908
      @magtinfal7908 6 лет назад

      Ariana Khan What did he do good?

  • @mkwarlock
    @mkwarlock 7 лет назад +104

    OMG please don't bring Lacy Green here on DNews.. F**k.

    • @SpacePonder
      @SpacePonder 7 лет назад

      ikr, I wanna kidnap her and scoop her eyes out while she's still alive.

    • @Swavvy116Xrs
      @Swavvy116Xrs 7 лет назад +6

      Fuck laci green >:O shes hot but her views make me hate her

    • @scottabc72
      @scottabc72 7 лет назад +10

      Laci Green is attractive but she says things that make me feel uncomfortable and dont fit with my childish fantasies about women- so I hate her!

    • @isolatedthinker6871
      @isolatedthinker6871 7 лет назад +1

      Whereas when I think of laci green, I get extremely deviant.
      I need some alone time now.

    • @kilzbryce2791
      @kilzbryce2791 7 лет назад

      She talks about sex on her channel but is probably a virgin..

  • @RichardRLindley
    @RichardRLindley 3 года назад

    This video covered ground I have thought about before. Hawking sat in front of huge crowds. If someone wanted to hurt him he couldn't defend himself. That makes him very brave.
    Another thing, Hawking wrote a lot and this makes him a leading spirit in terms of how he could inspire all the people who have muscle wasting diseases. The fact that he wrote a book is something that will be copied a lot. That makes him a brave inspirational bigger than life hero. The world's a better place because he lived. Thank you Stephen!

  • @zukumi.
    @zukumi. 6 лет назад +9

    Rest in peace Stephen Hawking the world will never be the same without you we won’t be forgotten

  • @Ms9mmBeretta
    @Ms9mmBeretta 7 лет назад +47

    Stephen Hawking is one of my idols. All-around incredible man. A genius.

    • @andrewmartsch
      @andrewmartsch 6 лет назад +1

      He is a freaking Evolutionist

    • @thechallengers1899
      @thechallengers1899 6 лет назад

      Ashley Campbell I miss read that as that Stephen hawking is one of my kids

    • @westminsterwarriors1375
      @westminsterwarriors1375 6 лет назад

      He’s a clay model and died in the 80’s. They roll him out to push government agendas. You can’t believe that he can communicate from some machine invented in the 80’s through twitching his mouth. He’s a fraud and puppet of the government.

    • @STSSpectre
      @STSSpectre 6 лет назад

      ImSoConfucius I was beating my meat when i got the news so I had to give him a wank of honor

  • @mariomegale7304
    @mariomegale7304 6 лет назад +29

    R.I.P Stephen Hawking 3-14-2018

    • @ian1064
      @ian1064 6 лет назад

      Stephen Hawking wasn't American though (btw 11-9 is a hoax don't believe it)

    • @ian1064
      @ian1064 6 лет назад

      Joseph Capelli the real comedy here is that you didn't see it was a joke

    • @JosephCapelli
      @JosephCapelli 6 лет назад +2

      Oh, my bad. There are a surprising number of conspiratards on RUclips so it's sometimes challenging to spot a joke compared to the real thing. Poe's Law in action.

  • @AxiomApe
    @AxiomApe 6 лет назад +6

    *Rest in peace to the late great Stephen Hawking. Your achievements will continue to inspire mankind forever.*

  • @lambsauce9848
    @lambsauce9848 6 лет назад +1

    Im watching this at 2018 he passed away at march 14...hawking will be respected forever!

  • @MrJpm1989
    @MrJpm1989 7 лет назад +7

    God bless him ,my son died at the age of 19 from muscular dystrophy. He was one of my son's hero's.

  • @BrendanGeormer
    @BrendanGeormer 7 лет назад +324

    The way the title is phrased, it should be a period at the end, not a question mark. If you want to keep the question mark, move has behind how.

    • @sterlingarcher3857
      @sterlingarcher3857 7 лет назад +10

      fucking nerd... smh

    • @Xgil2Play
      @Xgil2Play 7 лет назад +18

      You mean: _How has Stephen Hawkins lived so long with ALS?_ (?)

    • @BrendanGeormer
      @BrendanGeormer 7 лет назад +1

      Lumify | Gil That is one of the ways it could have been done to make it proper.

    • @haZedxClanz
      @haZedxClanz 7 лет назад +8

      +Sterling Archer fucking high school drop out... Smh

    • @caru93
      @caru93 7 лет назад +3

      actually, that change would make no real difference and the meaning and context of the title would be relatively the same; but still moot since the question wasn't actually answered. the only difference it would make is changing it to a question more about how he is still alive (considering his condition), which is countered by the content of the video, making it even more improper.
      in the way the title is, it could be perceived as how he has coped/embraced the condition, which the video actually addresses, though probably the same as most people. While I hate the title, your suggestion only makes it more disingenuous.

  • @ceciliadelgadillo7922
    @ceciliadelgadillo7922 6 лет назад +5

    I’m still in shock that Stephen Hawking died. For some reason me and all of my friends thought her would just live forever.
    *Rip My Dude*

  • @christa3760
    @christa3760 6 лет назад

    R.I.P for all the hard work you had to go thorough

  • @Darth_Sepharious
    @Darth_Sepharious 7 лет назад +27

    Hope I'm not the only one who got teary eyed watching this.

    • @readwithrach2327
      @readwithrach2327 7 лет назад

      Yh I did. My grandad had Motor Neurone disease (aka ALS) and died when I was very little so... yeah

    • @readwithrach2327
      @readwithrach2327 7 лет назад +4

      +ZimrDesigns real men are man enough to not be ashamed to cry without damaging their masculinity

    • @RemixedVoice
      @RemixedVoice 7 лет назад +1

      Men experience the same emotions and shitty life experiences as women. You can try and be macho all you want but you're still crying inside and there is nothing you can do for your ego.

    • @ethpling165
      @ethpling165 7 лет назад

      No. My dad is in his 4th year of ALS and has almost lost the ability to walk and talk.

    • @blu3flare25
      @blu3flare25 7 лет назад

      Yea but most men dont cry because of a youtube video.. Thats just pretty stupid..

  • @TheSilverstryker
    @TheSilverstryker 6 лет назад +7

    RIP. By the way what impresses me the most is how he managed to come up with such amazing scientific work while he was unable to even draw or write any equations on his own - it was all in his head

  • @hegxig3340
    @hegxig3340 6 лет назад +3

    Rip thank you Stephen Hawking, you really changed everything for the better

  • @Vylkeer
    @Vylkeer 6 лет назад +1

    He lived 55 years after being diagnosed with ALS. That’s quite remarkable.
    RIP, Professor Hawking.

  • @MsAquamonkey
    @MsAquamonkey 7 лет назад +102

    Science and Professor Stephen Hawking are fucking amazing. :)

    • @justiceblunt1444
      @justiceblunt1444 7 лет назад +2

      Nah what are you some kind of sheep. It's all about the word of God

    • @MsAquamonkey
      @MsAquamonkey 7 лет назад +1

      Irony....

    • @nostalgic80sguy27
      @nostalgic80sguy27 7 лет назад +1

      +Justice Blunt It's about connecting science with the word of God.

    • @justiceblunt1444
      @justiceblunt1444 7 лет назад

      +nostalgic 80's guy nah man I was just kittin yah. Don't go gettin mad at me meow ;)

    • @MsAquamonkey
      @MsAquamonkey 7 лет назад

      Calling me that word just makes you look like a silly child. Don't name call, that's what kids do, adults don't.

  • @pca1987
    @pca1987 7 лет назад +3

    We may not know how it was possible for him to live this ling, but it's great he did. After all, we all know how much he contributed for science in all these years. Hopefully he will keep on contributing for years to come.
    Changing subjects, how his computer works so he can comunicate is really amazing, don't you aggree?

  • @fl1ntcrafter788
    @fl1ntcrafter788 6 лет назад

    Rip... u will always be remembered! We will continue what u have started hawking

  • @samuraibobafett1118
    @samuraibobafett1118 6 лет назад

    Rest In Peace, you great bundle of knowledge.

  • @xavier72728
    @xavier72728 7 лет назад +11

    My aunt has als and she lived over 20 years with it

    • @JakeN_bake
      @JakeN_bake 6 лет назад +1

      JJ gamers _ You just contridicted yourself.

  • @bestmedever
    @bestmedever 7 лет назад +350

    How Stephen Hawking Has Lived So Long With ALS
    YOU DID NOT ANSWER :P

    • @bestmedever
      @bestmedever 7 лет назад +7

      +ZimrDesigns how he has lived so long!
      See the difference 😂😜

    • @jr.jorgesandoval9427
      @jr.jorgesandoval9427 7 лет назад +4

      He went into a concussion then a medical comma later he suffered from this but he had this inflicted upon by his accident were as others are born and are usually to die due to the short life span genes cannot produce more for the body at a young age or let's say a new born and all newborns that are born with a strong and normal health have genes capable of fighting off future past diseases you get the picture. Stephen however was a adult who had an accident at a healthy adult age but now his past dedicated survival efforts are now probably striving to let him live longer just like a backup generator it keeps it running but sooner or later it's light will not run nor will the engine. It may help some.

    • @jr.jorgesandoval9427
      @jr.jorgesandoval9427 7 лет назад +3

      Born with the disease is not the same as living and accidentally getting the disease.
      Thermonuclear bio weapons like the DEW or WMD are capable enough to lash out waves of unseen gamma rays usually anyone that gets hit by it or walks through don't believe the movies heh a bunker won't save you as bunkers are not deep enough to stop the brutal force of uncontrollably released atoms if you walk through the area after a week passes or months pass or years pass congrats you have earned a death sentence that's not curable.
      Usually radiation from X rays like the doctor or dentist also causes cancer but that's if you receive a high hit from it or if you go multiple times cancer will spawn in your body easily, but X-rays are always made at low settings for all public uses so don't worry but back in the 80's people were screwed by the technology lack of knowledge and responsibility.
      A human body with a anti rad suit can walk through a radioactive area for 8 minutes in areas that are highly radioactive of course you only can take 2 minutes as the suit will start making you feel as if you're in a boiling area though you will exhale a lot of humidity making filtration tougher this is why 2 minutes is the max then you have to wait 10 minutes to level off the rads.
      Know that a person breeding with cancer is dooming the next generation with let's say a curse why cause the parent is doing this on purpose or doesn't know but let's say a newborn is grown now the parent is 35 and he got hit by rads when he was 32 ok so the child's life span is dropped excessively to a max life span of 12 or 8 it's sad to witness but know it is the parents fault for bringing in life of one that is not healthy or also is not healthy themselves.
      ALS does similar acts as Cancer. Just one is muscle and one is an age killer.

    • @bonaventura1519
      @bonaventura1519 7 лет назад +16

      I am sure the wealth factor has helped extend his life. This is not to say that there aren't other factors like intellectual engagement. But, I doubt the average working Joe could have afforded the kinds of benefits that have helped him to stay active and engaged with the world.

    • @nmt121
      @nmt121 6 лет назад +6

      YES HE DID!!! he said THEY DONT KNOW WHY, that is an answer.

  • @someasiandud6482
    @someasiandud6482 6 лет назад +3

    R.i.p. to the legend himself Stephen hawking he’s just a living example of anything is possible

  • @bryanevinger962
    @bryanevinger962 6 лет назад +2

    It isn't until the moment something is taken away that you can truly understand loss. I doubt there could ever be an equation that would entertain the thought of this one. You were a brilliant man both in heart and mind. Despite this void left behind from your passing, we the human race will persevere and strive for a brighter, hopeful future. Thank you for this undying inspiration you have blessed us with.

  • @glor4330
    @glor4330 6 лет назад +29

    I just watched this today and found out he just died wtf.

    • @annunakiextinctionx8871
      @annunakiextinctionx8871 6 лет назад

      idiot

    • @glor4330
      @glor4330 6 лет назад

      the day I watch this video he was alive but then hours later found out he died ya, dumb idiot.

  • @ResanChea
    @ResanChea 7 лет назад +22

    I'm curious of how the actual voice of Stephan hawking sound like, was there a recording saved?

    • @triedbuttdied
      @triedbuttdied 7 лет назад +2

      well before he lost his voice, he could barely talk so that most people could hear or understand. because his muscles that were associated with his voice, was very weak. and i dont know if he has recorded his voice before he got als. but he could probably have been able to talk a bit after he got als.

    • @ablone
      @ablone 7 лет назад +2

      +CanadaDig Proof? Or just you talking from your ass?

    • @MeliaMimi
      @MeliaMimi 7 лет назад +4

      +GamingKyuubi ignore him. He's the type of person that doesn't believe we landed on the moon

    • @kadeduncan5564
      @kadeduncan5564 7 лет назад +2

      Like Siri but more of a robot

    • @indisugartaufik
      @indisugartaufik 7 лет назад +6

      There's a documentary video called "The Real Stephen Hawking" and in the middle of video there's a footage when he's talking. It's after he has ALS though, so his voice was so weak, but If you use headphone, you still could understand him :)

  • @lubandlovu4686
    @lubandlovu4686 6 лет назад +4

    He had a heart of gold that's why he lived so long ❤😢 RIP

    • @dream1430
      @dream1430 4 года назад

      Lulu Charlene only if it was that simple

  • @enine999
    @enine999 6 лет назад

    Good job Seeker, you jinxed it.

  • @itscoral
    @itscoral 7 лет назад +18

    the title is messing me up.

  • @paultremblay4836
    @paultremblay4836 7 лет назад +11

    Einstein died at 73 and was vegetarian, walking on his both feet, eating ice cream .

    • @ahmedessa1364
      @ahmedessa1364 7 лет назад

      he was a transgender too

    • @Hoenhighn1
      @Hoenhighn1 7 лет назад +1

      +ahmed essa where the hell did you see that

    • @marksmyth3223
      @marksmyth3223 7 лет назад +2

      +Hoenhighn1 He wasn't transgender, though he did advocate for the right of transgender people to have gender reassignment surgery as they weren't mentally ill.:)

    • @ahmedessa1364
      @ahmedessa1364 7 лет назад

      Hoenhighn1 it's a joke chill

  • @catloversanonymous9376
    @catloversanonymous9376 6 лет назад

    Rip when I saw a video about his greatest accomplishments it made me cry because he was a great influence to R. I. P

  • @Miftahul_786
    @Miftahul_786 6 лет назад +2

    *May he Rest In Piece. Stephen Hawking (8th January, 1942-14th March, 2018).* R.I.P :(

  • @Andrew1318Production
    @Andrew1318Production 6 лет назад +7

    R.I.P Stephen Hawking, a great scientist, and man, he will be missed.

  • @ECPlex
    @ECPlex 7 лет назад +113

    Because he is a baller

  • @colbymckay7765
    @colbymckay7765 6 лет назад

    This came out over a year ago and suddenly it's in my recommended 3 days after... well you know.

  • @gungeetsingh2044
    @gungeetsingh2044 4 года назад +1

    Rest In Peace Stephen, you were a gift to this world.

  • @ToneyCrimson
    @ToneyCrimson 6 лет назад +411

    Well i dont care, im just glad he is still OK! :D

    • @CMSVexuss
      @CMSVexuss 6 лет назад +371

      Talk about bad timing.. R.I.P. Stephen

    • @joelembiid2429
      @joelembiid2429 6 лет назад +266

      ToneyCrimson Wow you have something to do with this huh?

    • @sweetdecorbysimone3902
      @sweetdecorbysimone3902 6 лет назад +136

      Sweetie....

    • @traplover6357
      @traplover6357 6 лет назад +185

      ToneyCrimson just a day ago too. Damn.

    • @DoctorScruffles
      @DoctorScruffles 6 лет назад +187

      He's gone dude I am sorry especially since u posted this a day before his death

  • @trentedmondson9351
    @trentedmondson9351 6 лет назад +3

    Rest In Peace hawking, you will never be forgotten

  • @Alsandro505
    @Alsandro505 6 лет назад +9

    Rip my idol for space research. You will never be forgotten my the human race.

  • @MrNicefitguy
    @MrNicefitguy 6 лет назад

    His humour helped me get past my handicap

  • @Mackbros24
    @Mackbros24 7 лет назад +78

    5:22 LMAO ITS THE FEMINIST CHICK!

    • @MrBaris115
      @MrBaris115 7 лет назад +16

      yea fuck her and her inconsistent arguments

    • @SheConspiracyPlotter
      @SheConspiracyPlotter 7 лет назад

      what did i miss, what did she say?

    • @nowsaturate1
      @nowsaturate1 7 лет назад

      +DeadPool You sound so smart.

    • @Mackbros24
      @Mackbros24 7 лет назад +2

      Kain Humphries She believes there are more than two genders. No.

    • @pepper2872
      @pepper2872 7 лет назад

      Not the feminists, it's the lady that says "3 genders, 4 genders, even 5!" and she's not lying...

  • @lokilord3169
    @lokilord3169 6 лет назад +17

    Has anyone realised that Stephen hawking died on pi day?

  • @slartybartfast
    @slartybartfast 6 лет назад

    Dr Hawking, I'll always remember you... RIP

  • @krysken3347
    @krysken3347 6 лет назад

    *Stephen* will always be remembered.
    *Hawkings* was super smart, not only that but he
    *was* an amazing, funny person. He was also
    *awesome.*

  • @ilovesparky13
    @ilovesparky13 7 лет назад +37

    Why has he lived for so long? Because he's rich and famous, so he's able to get the best treatments.

  • @malekarahman8246
    @malekarahman8246 2 года назад +1

    His strong will power that inspire everybody.

  • @Memorex996
    @Memorex996 6 лет назад

    Because he was the master of time and space. Fixed time to make him go on decades. RIP Stephen, you've done enough, we will continue to move science forward

  • @tylerharrison1751
    @tylerharrison1751 6 лет назад +3

    Cant beleieved he's passed so sad and upset😭😵 :(

  • @awesome12345678ify
    @awesome12345678ify 6 лет назад +3

    Rest in peace

  • @ViewingMyMind
    @ViewingMyMind 6 лет назад +2

    Rest in peace, "where is life, there is hope."

  • @VijaySingh-ul6vr
    @VijaySingh-ul6vr 6 лет назад

    Coz he was very focused and hard worker, who never gave a single excuse...
    And always given reason to live, and not excuse to die

  • @synonymous1079
    @synonymous1079 7 лет назад +206

    DNews was better

    • @aaronalvarez2773
      @aaronalvarez2773 6 лет назад +1

      Nice political Compass i got a score near you

    • @cmyanek7212
      @cmyanek7212 6 лет назад +1

      stupid liberal

    • @cmyanek7212
      @cmyanek7212 6 лет назад

      Cool! hes still a liberal, you strike me as a liberal aswell

    • @rossholt9352
      @rossholt9352 6 лет назад +1

      You say it as if that's a bad thing. Whats wrong with a different lable if you share the same beliefs? All you're doing is creating division amongst people who could otherwise share a civil discussion and agree on many things, all because they don't share your exact lable...

    • @cmyanek7212
      @cmyanek7212 6 лет назад

      triggered

  • @scoobygotwaves7051
    @scoobygotwaves7051 6 лет назад +20

    R.I.P, he died today.

  • @spriksie
    @spriksie 6 лет назад

    RIP. You'll remain a hero for many.

  • @seabiscuit8271
    @seabiscuit8271 6 лет назад +2

    RIP Stephen Hawking. In our hearts.

  • @MINDYWAAAA
    @MINDYWAAAA 7 лет назад +8

    hes gonna be in our children's history books :D

  • @shokity
    @shokity 6 лет назад +5

    Rip...

  • @rhyssubzero3146
    @rhyssubzero3146 6 лет назад

    Rest in Peace Dr. Hawking. You are a great inspiration, and you will be missed dearly.

  • @majormacaw6385
    @majormacaw6385 6 лет назад

    Stephen Hawking will forever be in our hearts and minds RIP

  • @zoeeef8055
    @zoeeef8055 6 лет назад +4

    rip stephen hawking. you will be greatly missed.

  • @pinklemonade8864
    @pinklemonade8864 7 лет назад +3

    The theory of everything, what a movie