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Hawking's concept of the existence of another self in the universe was related to the famous double-slit experiment. In the double-slit experiment, scientists shone a light source through two slits and placed an object in one of the slits. When light passed through the slit, part of the light was reflected back to the surface of the object, while the other part passed through the slit into the air. A detector placed on the other slit could detect the reflection or transmission of light. Through this experiment, scientists found that when light passed through two slits, objects on one path would receive the reflected light while objects on the other path would not receive the reflected light, which meant that there was an "other self" in the two slits. This " other self " was different from the object placed in the experiment, but its existence was based on the principles of physics, so it could be regarded as a form of energy that existed in the universe. Hawking's concept of " another self " referred to a form of energy in the universe that was similar to the other self in the double-slit experiment. This concept was not widely recognized by the scientific community, but it caused people to think and explore the nature and existence of the universe.

In a far - away land, there was a talking parrot. This parrot was very smart and could answer any question. One day, a king heard about this parrot and wanted it for himself. He sent his soldiers to capture the parrot. But the parrot was too clever. It led the soldiers on a wild goose chase all over the forest. Finally, the soldiers gave up and the parrot remained free.

A long time ago, there was a kind wizard. He used his magic to help the poor people in his land. One day, a great storm was coming that could destroy all the crops. The wizard used his powerful magic to create a huge shield over the fields. The storm raged for days, but the crops were safe. The people were very grateful to the wizard and held a big celebration in his honor.

In a far - away land, there was a king who was very kind but his kingdom was facing a drought. One day, a mysterious old man came to the palace. He told the king that there was a magical well on the top of a distant mountain. The water from that well could save the kingdom. The king, without hesitation, set off on a journey with his most loyal knights. After a long and difficult journey, they reached the well. The king prayed and filled his jugs with water. When he returned to the kingdom, as he poured the water on the ground, rain started to fall and the drought ended.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She lived in a small village at the edge of a big forest. One day, while exploring the forest, she found a talking squirrel. The squirrel told her that deep in the forest there was a hidden tree that could grant wishes. Lily was very excited. She followed the squirrel through a maze of bushes and trees. When they finally reached the tree, Lily closed her eyes and wished for all the children in her village to be happy. And from that day on, the village seemed to be filled with more laughter and joy.

In a magical world, there was a unicorn named Star. Star was different from the other unicorns as it had a rainbow - colored mane. One day, Star got lost in a dark forest. The forest was full of spooky creatures. But Star was brave. It used its horn to light the way. As it walked deeper into the forest, it found a small cottage. Inside the cottage, there was an old witch. The witch was kind and helped Star find its way back home. Star thanked the witch and from then on, they became friends.

There was a family of foxes. The mother fox had three little kits. One day, they went out to look for food. The little kits were very curious and always ran off to explore. They found a big tree with a hole in it. Inside the hole, there was a stash of nuts. But the nuts belonged to a family of squirrels. The squirrels were angry at first, but the fox kits were so cute and apologized so sincerely that the squirrels forgave them and even shared some of the nuts with them.

There was an old man who lived alone in a cottage on the edge of a forest. He had a pet fox. One winter, it was extremely cold and food was scarce. The old man was worried about how to feed himself and his fox. But the fox was very clever. It led the old man to a place where there were many hares. The old man caught enough hares to get through the winter. He was very grateful to his fox friend and they became even closer.

A long time ago, in a small town, there was a baker named Mr. Smith. He made the most delicious bread in the whole town. One day, a strange traveler came to the town. The traveler had a very long beard and wore a cloak. He smelled the fresh bread from Mr. Smith's bakery and entered. He told Mr. Smith that he was on a long journey and hadn't had a proper meal in days. Mr. Smith, being a kind man, gave him a loaf of bread for free. The traveler was so grateful that he gave Mr. Smith a small pouch. Inside the pouch were some magical seeds. Mr. Smith planted the seeds in his little garden behind the bakery. The next day, huge plants grew with the most wonderful fruits on them. These fruits were not only delicious but also had the power to heal any illness. Mr. Smith shared the fruits with the people of the town, and everyone was healthy and happy.

In a far - away land, there was a king who had a beautiful garden. In this garden, there was a magical flower that bloomed only once every hundred years. The king was very protective of this flower. One day, a little bird flew into the garden and accidentally knocked over a pot near the flower. The king was angry and wanted to punish the bird. But the bird said it was on a journey to find a cure for its sick mother. The king was touched by the bird's love for its mother. So he let the bird go and also gave it a petal from the magical flower which indeed cured the bird's mother.