Steven Hawkins?

Question

I find him very extraordinary. He is known to be the longest known survivor of motor nurone's disease and is said to be one of the most intelligent people in the world. However, this combination seems to be extremely amazin and as if it was meant to be that a person who is thought of as being disabled, can be the most intelligent guy in the world. What r your views on this nd do u feel that there may be something behind it, ie. he does in fact not actually have this disease, or it is a unique form of it that in fact contributes to his mental capacity, depriving the rest of his body of resources, thus resulting in his paralysation.

I didn't clearly say wot my question was. It is, Do u think that it was meant to be that he would be Smart and have a disability?

Answer 1

You should know that his disease does not affect the thought process only his ability to move and control bodily functions. A person can suffer from the disease and still retain a brillaint mind. Its sad. I know of a brilliant professor who is still bright as Einstein, yet cannot speak or move.