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However, a truly great among us has passed away.

Stephen Hawking has passed away and he was a famous cosmologist. Now, did he go, is he a barber? Is that a cosmetology school right does he cut hair make

up massage therapist what what is a cosmologist what do they do

somebody that studies cosmology they study oh where where to go where it's the science of the origin and development of the universe?

Well that's not hair cutting at all. That's not it all. You know they talk about the universe. What about the me universe?

You know come on. I want to make sure that you get this listeners because when I first heard about Stephen Hawking about a decade ago, I thought, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to research the guy. And when I say research, what I typically do is I'll try to buy a book that's

about the person and kind of just timeline their life and just see what's going on and

Stephen Hawking it's one of the things about him is he's a brilliant man who's been confined by all accounts to a wheelchair

since early 30s. I mean the guy at age 21 got diagnosed with ALS. He soldered on threads.

Since age 27 he really never got out of the wheelchair

during the day.

It was just more of like to the table back in the chair.

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