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I’ve done more with one finger



stephen hawking

I’ve done more with one finger than you have with your whole body.

(Stephen Hawking)

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  1. Cathy G says:

    That’s what she said.

  2. MichaelD says:

    WOohoo!!! So sad but true. First!!

  3. zippycat says:

    Cheers to Stephen Hawking! What an inspiration, and a true genius.

    • Lucy's mom says:

      He does do more with one finger than I do with my whole body. I don’t write books or attend seminars to teach other geniuses, but it’s what he does with his mind that really breaks the bank.

    • Gerard says:

      Actually, if you ask around most all physicists/cosmologists think Hawking is mostly irrelevant. He’s been wrong on several MAJOR points and isn’t really anything to advance the field.
      Don’t get me wrong, he’s no idiot, but he only gets attention because of his physical disability.

      • No1askedme says:

        ^
        Major dick.

      • mabsba says:

        I smack this troll creature on behalf of my husband, who admires him greatly and is, guess what, a physicist.

      • Jane says:

        The disability is secondary. His books make him one of the few major physicists who’s been able to make physics accessible to the general public–rather than publishing just in the major journals, he can make seriously advance stuff simple enough for a high schooler to understand. That is epic talent, especially for a professional physicist.

  4. rlctstealth says:

    heh heh. naughty naughty man.

  5. Deep Thought says:

    Fail. This is stupid.

  6. Byrd says:

    Gee – the guy doesn’t have to be so smug about it – doesn’t he look smug?

    I’d wipe that smug smile off his lymie face if I wasn’t afraid of that boxing glove he’s got in that chair.

  7. Cosman246 says:

    It’s true. He has done more than any of us. Without Mr. Hawking, where would we be?

  8. CandleJack says:

    That’s not true. I’ve picked up a pencil with my toes, and I’ll bet my balls you’ve never done THAT.

  9. Grantski says:

    I dont want to know where that finger has been…..

  10. Blingy says:

    *snork* hahahaha!

  11. WhoNose says:

    Finger or not, respect for the man!

  12. OH THE MIRTH!!! OH SO FUNNY!!!! I JUST CAN’T STOP LAUGH

  13. clamboy says:

    More like, he’s done more with one neuron than Sarah Palin’s done with her entire central nervous system.

  14. Hatsuyuki says:

    …who else read this caption in a synthesized voice?

  15. bitter clown says:

    That’s because it’s the only part of his body that can move.

  16. Ceefax says:

    According to an anti-universal health care piece in Investor’s Business Daily, Hawkin would be dead if he were British.

    • markmier says:

      Huh? He *IS* British, and he himself disagrees with that assessment. According to Stephen Hawking:
      “I wouldn’t be here today if it were not for the NHS,” he told us. “I have received a large amount of high-quality treatment without which I would not have survived.”

    • drive-by commenter says:

      Correction — That should read “According to a piece of dishonest propagandistic trash about health care in Investor’s Business Daily …”

      Hawking IS British and has pointed out that he would probably be dead if it weren’t for the British health care system. It’s just the opposite of what the IBD article said.

      Can you imagine a private health insurance in the U.S. that would still be covering his ALS decades after his diagnosis? He would have “capped out” within a few years.

      I know you know that. I just want to make sure it’s clear in case anyone who reads your comment didn’t get it.

  17. TrollKiller says:

    He’s too successful!! OMG! Kill him! Or at least tax him to death so’s the poor can get ahead!!!!!!!!

  18. Morg says:

    He’s good, but not the greatest pundit picture. Probably not true either, considering he doesn’t use his fingers ever if I recall.

  19. charro says:

    *gives the finger*

    Take that Stephen Hawking!

  20. Bix Nood says:

    More like eyelid or whatever.

  21. Simon says:

    Yeah I don’t think he can actually move his fingers, or has been able to for years.

    Duh….

  22. Roscoe says:

    “I’ve done more with one finger then you have with your whole body”

    Yeah… but can you clap your hands? :)

  23. Roscoe says:

    Oh he’s British? Why doesn’t his voice synthsizer got british accent?

    • thomasde says:

      He complained about his American accent in his book too.

    • FenrirKar says:

      When he first got his voice synthesizer, that robotic-like voice was all they could get. By the time they developed ones that had noticable accents, people had come to associate that robotic voice with Hawking, so he declined the many offers for British ones. He once joked that if he got a French one, his wife would divorce him :P

  24. Nightbreed19 says:

    Yeah but I’ve banged more women with one finger than you have your whole body

  25. Meowth says:

    Randomness is a concept with somewhat disparate meanings in several fields. It also has a common meaning which has a loose connection with some of those more definite meanings.

    Informally, it is typically used to denote a lack of order, or purpose, or cause[citation needed]. In addition more closely connected with the concept of entropy, there is the sense of lack of predictability.

    Randomness, as defined by Aristotle[citation needed], is the situation when a choice is to be made which has no logical component by which to determine or make the choice (see Buridan’s ass). More recently, and more formally, a random process is a repeating process whose outcomes follow no describable deterministic pattern, but follow a probability distribution, such that the relative probability of the occurrence of each outcome can be approximated or calculated. For instance, the rolling of a six-sided die in neutral conditions may be said to produce random results in that one cannot compute before a roll what digit will be landed on, but the probability of landing on any of the six rollable digits can be calculated because of the finite cardinality of the set of possible outcomes.

    The term is often used in statistics to signify well-defined statistical properties, such as a lack of bias or correlation. Monte Carlo Methods, which rely on random input, are important techniques in science, as, for instance, computational science.[1] Random selection is an official method to resolve tied elections in some jurisdictions[2] and is even an ancient method of divination, as in tarot, the I Ching, and bibliomancy. Its use in politics is very old, as office holders in Ancient Athens were chosen by lot, there being no voting.

  26. The Steve says:

    You’ve got me there Mr. Hawking. You’re a genius. I’m a loser.

    However, my penis is bigger and better than yours.

    Guess I told him.

    • tyberius says:

      I guess you can assume that yours is better. But BIGGER? How do you know that? Have you had the opportunity to make an objective comparison?

  27. naverepooc says:

    Yeah, he managed to have an affair with his nurse and leave his wife with that one finger. Go Stevie, you’re still a virile stallion!

  28. X says:

    Oh, I don’t know about that, Steve. I have nine patents, and you were wrong about the preservation of information falling into a black hole. :-P

  29. d says:

    Yeah like leave my wife who stuck by me when I was sick unknown to marry my younger “nurse” ; Being a theoretical Genius does not decrease the tool factor, and I’m sorry but while I see the brilliance of his work; I don’t see how he has greatly improved the human condition.

  30. Heather Mac says:

    Ah, he uses his eye to tell the voice box what to say, but still… w00t.

    *fistbump*


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