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In this documentary, Stephen Hawking tries to explain what science can tell us about the meaning of life through physics, philosophical discussion,and Hawking's own unique scientific ...

This is a dual audio movie and available in 720p quality. This movie is directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck. It is Hindi Version Latest Print with Good Audio. This movie is based on Documentry. The main star’s which are featuring in the movie are Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson and Ben Mendelsohn. Best site to Download free Movies and as u all know we provide direct Gdrive link for downloading Cool and Best dual/multi audio movies . The Best of our website is we provide Latest movies and user’s can also request there favourite movie and we will loved to upload them in 24hours

Movie Info:

Full Name: Stephen Hawking’s Grand Design
Language: Dual Audio [HINDI & ENGLISH]
Release Year: 2012
Size: 400MB & 900MB
Quality: 480p & 720p
Format: Mkv

Storyline:

In this documentary, Stephen Hawking tries to explain what science can tell us about the meaning of life through physics, philosophical discussion,and Hawking’s own unique scientific perception, he attempts to shed light on humanities most profound question.

User Reviews

Anyone who’s read “A Brief History of Time” knows what a poor job Steven Hawking does explaining things. He’s no Richard Feynman or Carlo Rovelli.

I just watched episode 2, a grab-bag of ideas that never coalesce into a coherent view. Much is omitted — time dilation, Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle, and most importantly, Einstein’s major goof — “God doesn’t play dice”.

We are left believing that the statistical behavior of quantum effects is somehow equivalent to the statistical behavior of macro objects. Not so. You //can// predict where the roulette ball will fall, but not when an electron will drop from a higher quantum level.

In quantum physics, there is no “cause and effect”, and there is no discussion of the argument about whether there are hidden causes that haven’t been discovered. (There aren’t.)

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