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In the chapter; (pg 101)
3rd para;
Stephen Hawking says, he had no choice
In the next line the writer states, Surely I wanted to say,
living creatively with the reality of his disintegrating body was a
choice?
What does that really mean, regarding the answer given in
meritnation?

Amrita Hazra · Accepted Answer

This sentence spoken by the narrator is
a mockery at the negativity which Stephen Hawkings felt because of
his disability He said that he was not brave However, what could be
a greater example of bravery than the fact that he drew courage and
derived productivity out of a completely disintegrating
body?

In the chapter; (pg 101)3rd para; Stephen Hawking says, he had no choice. In the next line the writer states, Surely I wanted to say, living creatively with the reality of his disintegrating body was a choice? What does that really mean, regarding the answer given in meritnation?

In the chapter; (pg 101)
3rd para;

Stephen Hawking says, he had no choice.

In the next line the writer states, Surely I wanted to say, living creatively with the reality of his disintegrating body was a choice?

What does that really mean, regarding the answer given in meritnation?