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End of the World: Stephen Hawking's Four Theories

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End of the World: Stephen Hawking's Four Theories

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British physicist Stephen Hawking, who died on 14 March 2018 at the age of 76, was the world's most popular scientist since Albert Einstein. A genius who unveiled secrets of the universe and fought a terrible disease.
The mysteries of the origin of the universe and the possible outcomes of humanity were the fields towards which he oriented his studies and which he tried to explain through science. With respect to this last Stephen Hawking left an endless number of doubts that he could not answer and for which he elaborated a series of theories. Here you can see four.

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Stephen Hawking's final warning and his predictions for the Future

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Stephen Hawking's final warning and his predictions for the Future

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Stephen Hawking's FINAL WARNING and his PREDICTIONS for the Future

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It was one of Hawking's earliest theories. "In the long run, I'm more concerned with biology. Nuclear weapons need large facilities, but genetic engineering can be done in a small laboratory. You can't regulate every laboratory in the world. The danger is that, by accident or by design, we create a virus that destroys us," the scientist said in an interview with The Telegraph in 2001.

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In January 2007, Stephen Hawking and other scientists announced that the Apocalypse Clock was set at five minutes before midnight, approaching two minutes closer to the final hour. "As citizens of the world, we have a duty to alert the public to the unnecessary risks with which we live every day, and to the dangers we foresee if governments and societies do not act now to stop obsolete nuclear weapons and prevent further climate change," he said at the London conference, where clock time was announced.

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The scientist argued that an invasion would be annihilating. "If the aliens visited us, the result would be similar to when Columbus arrived in America, which was not very good for Native Americans," said Hawking in a documentary filmed by Discovery in 2010, where he also argued that all contact with extraterrestrial civilizations should be avoided.

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Stephen Hawking’s 7 Predictions of Earth’s Demise in the Next 200 Years.

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Stephen Hawking’s 7 Predictions of Earth’s Demise in the Next 200 Years.

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Stephen Hawking’s 7 Predictions of Earth’s Demise in the Next 200 Years

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How can you imagine the end of the world?

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How can you imagine the end of the world?

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Do you agree with him? Do you have any another idea? Or You maybe think that our world has not any problems and in 50 years more we are going to live in a good conditions.
Would you like to investigate about this and create a new theory or improve steve's theories?

Do you believe that the human being will be able to discover the cure to the diseases or the cure to the death? When we talk about the future or the last day of the earth, many ideas, questions and infinite hypotheses arise. No one has the truth to our concerns. We may be in the certain or perhaps very far from reality that we may live in a few more years, if we can get there.

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Success in the creation of artificial intelligence would be the greatest event in the history of mankind. Unfortunately, it could also be the last, unless we learn how to avoid the risks. Those were the words of Hawking and three other scientists in May 2014 in an article for the British daily The Independent, alerting humanity to the risks of developing intelligent machines