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Brief Answers to the Big Questions
- Narrated by: Ben Whishaw, Garrick Hagon - foreword, Lucy Hawking - afterword
- Length: 4 hrs and 52 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Read by Ben Whishaw and Garrick Hagon, with an afterword read by Lucy Hawking.
The world-famous cosmologist and number one best-selling author of A Brief History of Time leaves us with his final thoughts on the universe's biggest questions in this brilliant posthumous work.
How did the universe begin? Will humanity survive on Earth? Is there intelligent life beyond our solar system? Could artificial intelligence ever outsmart us?
Throughout his extraordinary career, Stephen Hawking expanded our understanding of the universe and unravelled some of its greatest mysteries. But even as his theoretical work on black holes, imaginary time and multiple histories took his mind to the furthest reaches of space, Hawking always believed that science could also be used to fix the problems on our planet.
And now, as we face potentially catastrophic changes here on Earth - from climate change to dwindling natural resources to the threat of artificial superintelligence - Stephen Hawking turns his attention to the most urgent issues for humankind.
Wide-ranging, intellectually stimulating, passionately argued and infused with his characteristic humour, Brief Answers to the Big Questions, the final book from one of the greatest minds in history, is a personal view on the challenges we face as a human race and where we, as a planet, are heading next.
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- Amazon Kunde
- 05-08-19
Loved it. It's inspiring. Follows current beliefs.
Loved it. I thinks this is a must read for adolescents and anyone who aspires some common good sense.
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- Son of Thor's whimper
- 03-29-19
Last helping hand
Over the years Stephen Hawkings books have accompanies me on travels or as in this case on long walks. The subject matters were invariably difficult and at times daunting. In this book its the same, but more so. The bigest questions possible and still more than worthwhile. It is impressive to hear how well thought through and clearly stated Prof. Hawkings manages to argue and develop his answers to the questions. The relative brevity in answering the questions, in about half an hour a question, suggests a long preparation in making the case simply, and it makes the book digestible also for an average reader. A realy enjoyable and worthwhile listening and with a sad note, this being the last helping hand Stephen Hawking could give. It is a big help.
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- Felipe Gordillo Corvalán
- 12-07-18
interesting but not deep enough
it goes through many ideas without to deep in any... that felt odd, I wish it was longer...
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- ali
- 04-15-21
A great read (listen) if you wanna get what’s the deal with literally everything.
The book is a fascinating window into science through the words of the scientist himself. A lot of interesting starting points to read more about AI, space, genetics and literary everything!
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- Felix Cavazos
- 03-10-21
Wonderful
Perfect pick as my first Hawking's book.
Great performance and very understandable for a young adult.
I don't have a long attention span so at times I had to rewing a minute to grasp the concept but I enjoyed 100% all of the book.
By the end I was marveled at Stephen Hawking's wonderful empathy and capacity.
Hawking's name is a household term and even though I knew of him, his absence never hit me until now. I couldn't but shed a few tears after having known what a great human being we lost 3 years ago.
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- Daniele
- 07-31-20
Good book covering a lot of topics
Many theories presented are just repetitions on things already written by SH in previous books. Good audible
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- Anna Vasyuk
- 05-25-20
Marathoned in one sitting
I'm just really glad I get to be alive at this particular time when I get to learn about the universe from Hawking and people like him. I love this stuff, and this book is written accessibly enough that even I don't have trouble understanding the material (which I would in a school setting). It's inspirational, calming, and existential crisis-worthy at the same time. Wonderful all around.
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- Aleksandra
- 05-23-20
An amazing book. Worth every minute of listening
It takes genius to explain a complicated subject in such a simple way.
I didn't even know it will spark so much interest in me in cosmology and our universe. Totally recommend 👌
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- Anonymous User
- 02-23-20
Good teaser but not enough depth for me
It''s a nicely written book but really just a teaser. Great if this is the first book about scientific topics you are reading but otherwise it doesn't provide enough meet on the bone.
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- John Zoetebier
- 11-28-19
Very interesting and sometimes emotional book
Loved to hear the opinions of one of the brightest minds of our times. The historical context of some theories is interesting as well.
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- Paul KENYON
- 01-31-19
Science for the masses
I won't pretend I understood the content in this Audiobook, I'm a truck driver not a scientist, but I did feel as though I got the gist of what was being presented; and Mr Hawkins' way of discussing the God v Science debate is particularly comforting and helped me to realign my own beliefs. Mr Hawkins' optomism is contagious, combined with his humour, you may find this book uplifting as well as educational. A throughly recommended goodread/listen.
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- Heisenberg
- 10-16-18
Look up to the stars, not down at your feet.
Stephen Hawking was such a wonderful populariser of physics and cosmology, with a knack for explaining the most complicated science in such a way that even a layman like myself could begin to understand it. He was also a voice of reason in a world that often seems lacking in that quality.
This book covers a variety of questions Hawking has been asked, or addressed over the years - is there a God? What came before the big bang? Might AI develop a will of its own and become a threat to mankind? How did life begin? His answers are at once both challenging and informative. At just under five hours this is quite brief, but also fantastically enjoyable - I listened to the whole thing in a single day. I especially enjoyed the brief sections in Professor Hawking's own familiar, assisted, voice. Ben Whishaw was also excellent reading the main text.
"Remember to look up at the stars not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see, and wonder what makes the universe exist. Be curious". - Stephen Hawking (1942 - 2018)
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- Andrew
- 10-27-18
Awesome
Awesome and inspiring! Loved listening to the opinions and thoughts of a great mind. A must listen!
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- Andrew Misselbrook
- 10-16-18
One to read before you die
An incredible book by an incredible man, Stephen Hawking goes out with an incredible read. Complex issues told in an easy way. An amazing look into the forecast for the future.
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- EmilieWAN
- 10-20-18
A beautiful book written by one most beautiful mind
I never read a book of Stephen Hawking before as I thought that his theories might be quite difficult to understand by a person without scientific background. Surprisingly he made everything clear, interesting and touching to read.
It’s a book about physics, and about life; Stephen Hawking’s intelligent, optimistic, brave life, and what he expected human beings would enjoy.
Beautifully read by Ben Whishaw with a clean and tender voice.
Worth listening for everyone, interested or not in Theoretical Physics. The book will make one feel that life is a bonus.
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- patrick
- 06-09-19
Holiday read
My first audio book and I found it an enjoyable experience. I got through it a lot quicker than I would have a paper copy. Mr Hawkings is such an inspirational man and like those living in the lifetime of Einstein I feel privileged to have been alive while he was among us. Great read.
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- Luke H.
- 06-24-19
Missed opportunity, but great content.
The negatives first:
Content—there is a fair degree of repetition both of concepts discussed in other books by Hawking and within this book itself. It’s probably unavoidable for an understanding of where Professor Hawking was taking us but the internal repetitions are an editing issue. Not sufficient to detract from the overall whole.
Performances—to each their own, but the narrator’s voice and diction was irritating. He sounds, to my ear, nervous or unsure of what he is saying. Contrast that with Michael York’s excellent narration on ‘The Theory of Everything’. But there are tantalising sections where Professor Hawking’s voice is heard (the digitised voice he so confidently owned). I would far rather have listened to the whole book hearing his words in his voice. A missed opportunity...
The positives:
A fascinating insight into the wide ranging thoughts of one of the greatest minds of human history. Hawking is both self-deprecating in his humour and brilliant in his ability to take the great complexities of modern physics and make them digestible. His opinion on our current problems and the future rather precarious path laid before us as a species is both insightful and wise. His words of caution to be ignored at our peril.
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- John HB
- 03-19-19
inspiring, thought provoking, touching
I did a Physics degree in the 1980s and whilst I do not pretend to be anywhere near to this man's intellect, I have followed his career via television programs like Horizon.
The book collects together many of his thoughts without pomposity and with his wry humour. The contributors add a lot and its a really easy listen despite dealing with subject matter which is of the highest importance to us all on this little planet of ours.
The endpiece by Lucy is particularly emotional. I never met her father, but I wish I had.
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- Simon
- 05-03-19
Genius and legendary inspiring scientist.
Who doesn't love and respect Dr Stephen Hawking? ”When he spoke, people listened”!
He is a few people who makes me have doubts about the existence of God, for him to be suffering the crudity of Motorneurons Disorder!! But then, God might just exist, otherwise superhuman being like him must come from somewhere in heaven.
His achievement in cosmology is his immortality!
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- J. Handley
- 01-01-19
Wonderful. Profound. Human
Yes, Stephen Hawking certainly made a contribution and brings perspective to our human challenges. Wonderful, thought provoking and generous
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- Lowesse
- 08-03-19
Funny, informative, and a must read!
For a topic so complicated (to the regular person) it was surprisingly easy to understand and take in. They say that’s how you can tell a person is a good writer, is if the dumbest person in the room can understand and indeed I feel like that person could with this book.
I loved it so much, the amount of shade thrown at trump, the average human intelligence, and brexit was hilarious. It was done in a way that wasn’t insulting but more to bring a realistic observation in to attention. This book, I appreciated more because it strengthened my faith, knowing that despite being presented with hard facts of the origins of the universe; I still in the end believe in A higher being. It is everything I could ever expect from Stephen Hawking and wished that I got to meet him before he joined the stars.
Also performance was good, narration was good, toward the end I could hear paper shuffling and the narrator shifting y fidgeting it was a bit distracting.
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- Marc Turner
- 10-12-19
An excellent introduction to Hawking
This is an incredible introduction to Stephen Hawking, which has now compelled me to go on to read A Brief History of Time. I didn't give the full 5 stars only because the scientific concepts described before their everyman translation were still very dense and complex, even in their condensed form as given in each chapter, but that's purely based on my own ignorance. That said, I appreciate that Hawking still foregrounds the layman explanation with the scientific concepts, principles and equations, even if some go a little over my head. All the same, the book has kindled a burning desire to delve deeper into these complex yet fascinating mysteries.
The Audible narration is wonderful, and I thoroughly enjoyed the little snippets at the end of each chapter where we hear Lucy and Stephen Hawking asking and answering respectively the question of that chapter. it really reminds you of the genius behind the book and wonderfully honours his memory, speaking volumes to us the listeners of his massive legacy.
This is a must-read book for anyone interested in the big questions and who has not yet explored Hawkings's work.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-02-19
interesting without being overwhelming
a great book with lots of great information, yet its told in a way it doesnt feel like you're being overwhelmed with facts.
Ben Wishaw was a great choice for narrator his voice fits the book fantastically.
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- Daylan
- 07-24-20
Almost easy enough for a mere mortal to understand
This was the type of book you feel
Smarter listening too, but at the same time not smart at all during it. It’s the version of Hawkings made for the average human. It achieves its goal, but is still pretty intense. I got them vibe’ of things, but could not recite mouth of it a knowledge in a conversation at the pub. Does a good job of proving how improbably we are and how god (big guy white beard) cannot exist. Hawkings was a smart dude and this helps really clarify why if all you know of him was as the ‘wormhole guy in a wheelchair’ . Very interesting ideas, just wish I was clever enough to fully understand them.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-25-19
Astounding...
It is with tears in my eyes that I write this review. Hearing his daughters words about their relationship and the meaning it transcends to my father's impressions on me. I enjoyed every aspect of this book, I am certain he would have too.
Thank you for publishing this book.
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- Greg
- 04-17-20
Enjoyed this book
Well now I understand what a black hole actually is. He explains really complicated stuff so that us normal people can understand, what a clever man. A man with such a positive outlook on life and the things that he was so interested and involved in.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-15-22
A brilliant book.
This is a brilliant book .It clearly explains the origin of universe,black holes,theory of relativity etc.
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- Anonymous User
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Amazing man, amazing mind, amazing book!
loved every second, so much knowledge crammed into just a few short hours. Stephen was an extremely wise and insightful human being and I wish he was still alive today. R.I.P you beautiful man.
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- L. Darragh
- 12-21-21
easy listening
I found this book easy digest, and quite informative. Hawking was an interesting man. the narrator was very easy to listen too.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-15-21
Insight into future possibilities
It was interesting to learn Stephen Hawking's legacy, as well as that even the most complex factors can be quantified by science, such as space time. It was quite a lot of information I'm sure the cosmology buffs would be able to discuss the topic further but that's enough of an introduction for me. it was a bit repetitive in parts.