who asked this?why asked this?"Does God play dice?."..?

Question

please don't bother because i allready know the answer.
i just want to know why do we forget great men of our time
about whome will only be able to read in the future but we can touch them allready put them in our fillings just for probable references?have you ever wished to e-mail him?

Answer 1

I suppose it's Stephen Hawking's words. You could find it here:
www.hawking.org.uk/pdf/dice.pdf

Answer 2

the right phrase will be ""HE" does not trow dice" as a Jew is not supposed to use his name in vain

if you know the answer don't ask the question, just to prove you read some; but you are quite right, we do have forget important people and truths about live

my favorite Einstein sayings are:

"By an application of the relativity theory, today in Germany I am called a German, and in England I am represented as a Swiss Jew. But if the theory is proven wrong, the descriptions will be reversed, and I shall become a Swiss Jew for the Germans and a German for the English!"

"I do not know with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones"

"If I knew what I was doing, it wouldn't be called research"

"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe"

Answer 3

There are two strong possible reasons if I will not be able to provide answers of your questions.

1. If I found out and agreed some answers ahead of me.
2. If I find it tough to answer which requires a lot of time pondering especially when I'm in the moment constrained with time in doing other priorities. Sorry...

I would rather give a star to the asker and give a thumbs up rating to the answerer than providing unnecessary answer...

Try to explore the site below, A lot of ideas here may answer your questions.

http://www.reasons.org/resources/apologetics/index.shtml#creation_vs_evolution

Answer 4

Actually, Einstein said "God does NOT play dice". He never believed in quantum mechanics even though he did the original expeiments that led to it.

We forget about great men, in science and other fields because we'd rather watch TV and play video games than look stuff up. And we'd rather go to Wikipedia than (quell Horreur!) read a book. How many books did you read in 2007? I read almost 200. And wrote one.

Answer 5

Nobody asked it; the quote is a corruption of Einstein's belief that god does not play dice with the universe -- which meant, in his physics, that there were no truly random phenomena. We now know, of course, that Einstein was wrong on this; quantum mechanical phenomena (such as radioactive decay) can be absolutely random.

Answer 6

of course. but what would little of me have to say to them?