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Maclean’s: What Stephen Hawking taught us about the importance of uncertainty

By: Craig Chapman, Kate Ross, and Jeffrey Warren
15 May, 2018
May 15, 2018
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Opinion: At a time when assumptions and fake news have become too common, it’s crucial that scientists communicate the field’s wonder and doubt

“Stephen Hawking, who passed away last month at the age of 76, is remembered both as a brilliant physicist and a cultural icon who inspired us all with his insights into the mysteries of the universe. Despite the complexity of theoretical physics and cosmology, Hawking never sacrificed nuance or oversimplified the science; Hawking lived by and articulated the scientific method.”

Read the full op ed by CIFAR Azrieli Global Scholars Craig Chapman, Kate Ross and Jeffrey Warren in Maclean’s.

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