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This statement is in the same domain as “thoughts and prayers”, which is the same as saying, ”I’m wishing at you really hard”. Rest implies an awaking or movem
by erric 9y ago
This statement is in the same domain as “thoughts and prayers”, which is the same as saying, ”I’m wishing at you really hard”.
Rest implies an awaking or movement at some point in the future, but for Hawking, he didn’t believe in that.
Maybe it’s just something to say, like acknowledging someone sneezing?
- ArbitraryString 9y agoI always thought rest is a euphemism in this case.
- tutts 9y agoOr maybe it's a metaphorical expression of sadness over the recent death of a respected idol?
- erric 9y agoMaybe, but I suspect not.
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- erric 9y agoClearly a lot of butt hurt, faithers can't form an intelligent rebuttal, so, down votes.