The scientist was replaced in order to promote liberal values on his behalf.
Stephen HOCKING died at the age of 76. He is called one of the greatest theoretical physicists in history. But they admire more not his scientific achievements, which occurred mainly in his younger years, but his superhuman willpower. A wheelchair-bound scientist has lived for 55 years with an incurable disease - amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). This is an absolute record. A fantastic achievement, one might say. It was this that gave reason, too, theoretical physicist Miles MATIS to assert that Hawking died in the 80s, and then was replaced by a double.
The median survival time for ALS patients is four years. After the first diagnosis of the disease in 1963, doctors gave Stephen Hawking three years to live. And yet we saw him alive after 55 years.
- Should we believe it? Well, no, says Professor Miles Mathis. - Jason Becker is the only person who has lived with this disease for about 20 years. We see a three-decade difference between first and second place. It's like Justin Gatlin ran 100 meters in 9.8 seconds and Usain Bolt breaks his record with a time of four seconds. In other words, it is statistically impossible. It seems that the real Hawking, like Becker, did live for about 20 years. But at some point he was replaced.
1974: his teeth, thin, gray-haired.
All of Mathis's evidence is based on an analysis of Stephen Hawking's photographs. Comparing them, you really encounter many inconsistencies.
First, there are teeth. In the last photos of the genius, his own four remaining teeth below are clearly visible. But they are not in the earlier photos. Young Hawking is completely gray-haired and with almost worn-out teeth. But the photo from 1982 shows the work of a dentist. There are pins in the scientist's mouth instead of teeth.
“These four lower teeth should have disappeared decades ago,” says Mathis. - In a real scientist, the bottom row has already been completely replaced with artificial prostheses. Should we believe the teeth have grown again? Or did the dentist confuse someone's teeth with dentures? Not. These are clearly real teeth that were not there. Hawking had also grown a few new fat cheeks and blonde hair by 2000.
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1982: no teeth, pink cheeks, blond.
The second evidence of the substitution Mathis considers the face. From oblong, it became round, although in life it always happens the other way around. By old age, the face stretches. Then Hawking for some reason became much younger, began to look in 2007 approximately the same as in the eighties. And this is with such an illness!
Miles Mathis also suggests paying attention to the hands of a theoretical physicist.
- Look at the coloration and texture. These are wax pens,”he says. - They don't look like ALS hands. Hawking's biography records that his fingers already began to curl in the 1960s. Those who have this disease cannot straighten not only their fingers, but also their wrists. Old photographs of the real Hawking show the left wrist curled to one side. So how did his hands suddenly become so smooth and relaxed by the age of 70? This is simply not possible.
2007: round face, healthy look.
There is another oddity. They said Stephen Hawking was completely paralyzed
mobility remained only in the mimic muscle of the cheek, opposite to which the sensor is fixed. With his help, the physicist controlled a computer that allowed him to communicate with others. Therefore, many portrait photos show saliva flowing from his open mouth. But in several pictures taken from a distance, the mouth is tightly closed.
2014: the mouth is closed, the relaxed hands lie quietly. Photo: Reuters.
There were several doubles
His two wives, Jane Wilde, with whom he lived from 1965 to 1990, and Elaine Mason, who supported the scientist from 1995 to 2006, could tell about the real and fake Hawking. But they won't, because their silence is paid for with big money.
Miles Mathis assures that after the replacement of the deceased in about the early 80s of the real Hawking, both lived with different doubles. In total, according to the researcher, there were two twins. The first one to walk with artificial teeth was blond. And the second is four-toothed.
But the question arises: why and who needed this substitution. Mathis believes that some people needed the authority of a scientist. They did not want to lose the opportunity to push practically any ideas through Stephen Hawking, whose word was listened to by the entire scientific, and not only scientific, community.
2016: teeth are clearly their own. Photo: Reuters.
The fact is that the sponsor of the thinker in 1981 was the MacArthur Foundation, one of the largest charitable foundations in the United States. Its head, Roderick MacArthur, is considered "a pillar of the liberal philanthropic establishment." By the way, in the summer of 2015 in Russia, in accordance with the law on undesirable organizations, this fund entered the "patriotic stop list". It was MacArthur who, with Hawking's help, began to push his liberal ideas to the masses and achieved great success in this. A scientist with a well-known name influenced the minds of the younger generation no less than Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg, which in itself is equivalent to billions. In addition, Hawking's authority in the United States and Europe had a great influence on the distribution of state scientific grants, as well as in the field of awarding scientific prizes, which is always of a political nature.
As the last proof of the substitution, Miles Mathis proposes to study the creative activity of a theoretical physicist, who since the 80s wrote only light popular science books, and in co-authorship.
Stephen Hawking was proud to say to himself that he sold more books on science than Madonna on sex. And be that as it may, this alone is enough to be considered great and cited as an example of human resilience.
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But what if the computer in Hawking's chair is the world's first artificial intelligence, which generates all these ingenious ideas, and carries a disabled person on itself for cover?
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