Stephen Hawking’s Final Theory on Black Holes | Physics Girl
What does Stephen Hawking’s last paper on black holes with soft hair say about the black hole information paradox? Paper source: https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.01847
On October 3 - Brougham made what is generally considered the supreme forensic effort of his life. Denman declared it to be one of the most powerful orations that ever proceeded from human lips. “His arguments, his observations, his tones, his attitude, his eye, left an impression on my mind which is scarcely ever renewed without exciting strong emotion. The peroration was sublime. Erskine rushed out of the House in tears.”
That its influence on the audience was overpowering there is no room for doubt ; but at this distance of time, and deprived of the scenic accessories, the extraordinary tension of public opinion, the fire, the gesture, the ringing tones of the great orator, it produces on the reader something of the effect which eloquence in general had upon Sir James Fitzjames Stephen, ‘it resembles nothing so much as mouldy wedding cake.'
J B Atlay Victorian Chancellors (writing about the trial of Queen Caroline)
“in art, perfect doesn’t mean without flaws, it means complete. once it says what I want it to say, it’s perfect.” -one of my really wonderful art professors
Gimme, gimme crown and take a chance on me, I’m heir to the throne, not you! Ah-ha! Think you’ll get it back, Now that I’d like to see! Oh, I do, I do, I do!
Had married Geoffrey of Anjou, Stuck in France not Waterloo. When Steve without a voulez-vous, Took throne from me. Should be dancing queen! Oh, stop causing such a scene!
