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<blockquote data-quote="Sugar_Spice_NothingNice" data-source="post: 3015608" data-attributes="member: 128852"><p>Darwin didn't come up with the theory of evolution. At least not all on his own. He simply got the credit for it because he created the most fuss.</p><p></p><p>As for Steven Hawking getting a free trip to zero G. I don't see what the problem is or why anybody here on this forum should have sour grapes about it. The truth of the matter is if the company involved wanted to cover the cost that is entirely up to them.</p><p></p><p>As for the man's achievements. He has achieved a hell of a lot more than people realise. It's neither here nor there if he's up there amongst Einstein or Newton. He's still one of the most intelligent people on the planet.</p><p></p><p>The study of black holes and other cosmological events gives scientists clues as to how things are put together on the very small scale. This allows them to invent new materials which can be put into everyday use. So yes his work does impact peoples every day lives.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sugar_Spice_NothingNice, post: 3015608, member: 128852"] Darwin didn't come up with the theory of evolution. At least not all on his own. He simply got the credit for it because he created the most fuss. As for Steven Hawking getting a free trip to zero G. I don't see what the problem is or why anybody here on this forum should have sour grapes about it. The truth of the matter is if the company involved wanted to cover the cost that is entirely up to them. As for the man's achievements. He has achieved a hell of a lot more than people realise. It's neither here nor there if he's up there amongst Einstein or Newton. He's still one of the most intelligent people on the planet. The study of black holes and other cosmological events gives scientists clues as to how things are put together on the very small scale. This allows them to invent new materials which can be put into everyday use. So yes his work does impact peoples every day lives. [/QUOTE]
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