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Stephen Hawking Perches

Within Pantheon Of Classical Gods stricken with affliction, sans amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (also known as ALS,  or Lou Gehrig's disease) in the prime of his youth wrought underestimation, vitiated termination, targeted sequestration, solidified rigidification, rendered quandary, per paralyzation obliterated, nixed navigation, morphed motivation, marked limitation kickstarted infatuation, jinxed immobilization, induced intellectual hyperfunction, garnered fundamental fascination, fanned fabled exploration, devastation demonstrated delectable declaration, cosmological constant comet clinched, chained certain capitulation, brainstormed benefaction, benediction attribution assured. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - his longevity (marked by bing permanently linkedin, hitched, drafted to a custom made wheelchair, his brilliant unsullied scientific genius) endured seventy six orbitz veer ring round the nearest star, though seemingly motionless, he freed their ret tickle physiochemical insight encompassing, revolutionizing, and jaw-dropping, revelations with mortals he did share transcendent seeded plentifully mental limitless groundswell fed his fecund rare if eyed cogitated, formulated, insulated (infinitesimal nook and cranny) force ***** lee disproportionate overly endowed capacity bracketed with mar ching madness peer ring with laser, razor, and taser sharp mind (or a minuscule approximate near facsimile thereof) scrutinizing, positing, and discerning astronomical phenomena mere via concentrating gifted limned, and rapacious, though processes affixed with a visage mordantly like King Lear.

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