Smartest Man In World Says ...

[sunny-dave]

... "Vote Labour"

As an antidote to Lord Sugar endorsing the Tories, I give you Stephen Hawking (I know who I give more credence to).

He has reservations about JC (not policies but presentation), but still endorses Labour :

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/stephen-hawking-jeremy-corbyn-labour-theresa-may-conservatives-endorsement-general-election-a7774016.html?cmpid=facebook-post

[agchristie]

The dilemma arises when you have a useless MP of the Party you want to see elected!

[gness]

No, Jim...you don't think....you never question yourself.....you need blinkers....I'll knit you some.....x

[agchristie]

Sunny-dave, as long as you are not green around the gills ;-)

[sunny-dave]

No - in the pink, aggy, in the pink :)

[ not Hunting Pink I hasten to add ]

[-Talbot-]

He has reservations about JC



Reservations?
He said he should resign.

[agchristie]

Gness - good idea about the blinkers. I've heard Jim is a bit fractious in the stalls ;-)

[sunny-dave]

Which sort of shows just how useless/dangerous he must think Mrs May is then, talbot?

[-Talbot-]

I wonder how many times Stephen hasn't voted Labour?

[gness]

Could be, Ag......but he's a whizz over the fences...... :-)

[sunny-dave]

Ah - so he can be just written off as a Learjet Socialist then db, very convenient ...

... but at least he pays his taxes - unlike a lot of Mrs May's ardent supporters.

[Arksided]

Two objects exert a force of attraction on one another known as "gravity." Sir Isaac Newton quantified the gravity between two objects when he formulated his three laws of motion. The force tugging between two bodies depends on how massive each one is and how far apart the two lie. Even as the center of the Earth is pulling you toward it (keeping you firmly lodged on the ground), your center of mass is pulling back at the Earth. But the more massive body barely feels the tug from you, while with your much smaller mass you find yourself firmly rooted thanks to that same force. Yet Newton's laws assume that gravity is an innate force of an object that can act over a distance.

believe that's right with the OP.

[vetuste_ennemi]

The Newtonian laws of motion have excellent predictive powers.
Sciences dealing with fuzzy data (human behaviour, climate) sometimes can't predict twenty-four hours ahead (Mr. Fish).

Mr. Hawking's IQ is irrelevant

[vetuste_ennemi]

I meant weather, not climate. Don't want Nurse spanking me.

[Arksided]

Don't quote unless we know what we're on aboot ;-)

[Deskdiary]

sunny-dave - "I know who I give more credence to"

I would to on scientific matters.

But as a very large driver in any election is the economy, I will be giving more credence to a self-made billionaire who has experience running an incredibly large company employing hundreds of people.

[youngmafbog]

Smartest man in the world? I guess that depends on your definition of smart, clever scientific man he is but unfortunately due to his condition he does not really live in the real world.

And remember many clever people with a high IQ have low common sense.

He has reached an opinion based on his circumstances and the way he lives. So that is fine and his prerogative, personally I disagree with him vehemently .

[jim360]

I'm sure SD can speak for himself, but for my part I don't expect anyone to vote Labour just because Hawking says so. But then the same goes for Lord Sugar and not voting Labour.

Oh and, by the way, *everyone* lives in the real world.

[youngmafbog]

//Oh and, by the way, *everyone* lives in the real world.//

I guess you are trying to be smart, but I am certain you know exactly what I mean.