Stephen Hawking's deep thoughts: "Women. They are a complete mystery"

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When renowned physicist and cosmologist, Stephen Hawking was asked by New Scientist what occupied his thoughts during his waking hours,  he incredibly responded "Women. They are a complete mystery." Not black holes or the elusive 'god particle". Women.

You would think a man confined to a wheelchair since the age of twenty-one and for years has been unable to talk, would have deeper thoughts on his mind. But perhaps, these are deep thoughts.

Closing in on the age of 70 and communicating through a computer that picks up twitches in his cheek, Hawking turns out to have some of the problem of the normal, less brainy man.

 Hawking married Jane Wilde in 1965, but separated 1991. The couple had three children. He then married his nurse, Elaine Mason in 1995. Amid allegations of abuse, Hawking filed for divorce from Mason in 2006.

This man has been around the block a few times, even confined the way he has been.

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