It was physics - and not God - that created the universe, according to scientist Hawking. Now, I wanted to put my question to him in this fashion on the main page, but it possibly might cause an uproar: "Stephan Hawking says God wasn't involved in creating the universe; it was physics. Well, Steve, if you know that much about the universe, then try getting out of your wheel chair!"
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You know that astrophysics and cosmology is a very different era of expertise than curing and reversing a neurodegenerative syndrome of still unclear aetiology, right? And no matter how good you understand the tricks of mechanics, it won’t help you deal with your disability when you are at the point where you are incapable of moving at all.
Also, you’re an arsehole.
Well, I mean, if Hawking were still alive (I assume this is from a while back) I'd say, "if your God is real, why doesn't he miracle Mr. Hawking out of that wheelchair?" Either he isn't real or he's a huge asshole.
Well, all you have to do is just ask your 'God' to appear in physical form in Westminster Abbey and resurrect Prof. Stephen Hawking:
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But then, in the process you'd have to prove him wrong to actually do so.
So good luck with that, via that MC Escher-esque multi-dimensional paradox that now lies before you. For all the Maykrs' power via the 'Father's Creation Engines, even their Luminarium would have a pretty tough job in reMaykr -ing him from his ashes, Kazza.
Apparently belief in God doesnt make you immune to sounding like an idiot. Here's what OP sounds like. "Hey, Jim, if you know so much about sub prime mortgages, why don't you grow back that leg you lost in 'Nam?"
As for the challenge though. Stephen Hawking repeatedly did so. Under his own power no, but knowing physics, if someone else lifted him up with greater force than his mass, he he would be lifted from his wheelchair. The only thing he'd have to do is ask. I can only imagine that's how he'd get into bed or onto doctor tables.
So.. yeah. Stephen Hawking certainly got out of his wheelchair. What, does OP think he was wired into the thing like some cyberpunk monstrosity?
Your asking a guy who passed away a few years back to get out of his wheelchair.
Also; Being deceased would guarantee that he’s out of that chair already, physically and spiritually.
The commenter won’t last long at Rationalwiki (unless there’s a web forum part I have yet to discover).
EDIT: Clicked the link. Karajou is a Conservapedia-person and Rationalwiki’s merely quoting them.
Stephen Hawking knew that by the laws of physics his nonfunctional limbs would not allow him to get up under his own power. If he did do such a thing then it pretty much would overturn physics as we know it. Ergo, him even trying to do that would involve him ignoring the entire field he was an expert in. Pretty much the opposite of what you seem to think "smart" is.
Not only would Stephen Hawking have to get out of his wheelchair, now, he would also have to be resurrected from the dead. Hang on, you people believe that can happen.
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So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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