Question

what was Hawking's attitude to his disability?How do you estimate it in a wider context?​

Answer 1

Answer:

He chose to ignore his difficulty. He expected others to adopt the same attitude. In the modern days we call ‘disabled’ people as ‘Differently Abled People’. A physical disability does not have to make you desperate and a victim of sympathy. People with physical disabilities have achieved marvels. Franklin D. Roosevelt, one of the most famous American Presidents spent most of his working hours in a wheel chair and walked with leg braces and a cane, supported by others.