Final Image 5 (Hawking Space)

Final Image 4 (Hawking Space)

Refering to movement and choice, is the space forcing you to climb the stairs or is it your choice to climb the stairs rather than take the ramp.

Final Image 3 (Joining Space)

Exiting Goodall's space, the ramp instantly leads down to the bottom of Hawkings space, a hidden, ramp passes over the top. It will have to be a conscience decision for the two to meet due to the impact and the circulation path.

Final Image 2 (Goodall Space)

This image shows the impact of the stairs and the ramp, which cuts through to the second floor. Do you have the choice to enter in the centre and exist on the side.

Final Image 1 (Goodall space)

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Jane Goodall:
'Every single day we make an impact on the world. You can't live through a day without making an impact on the world, and we all have a choice as to what sort of impact we're going to make.'


Stephen Hawking:
'If one carried out experiments with moving bodies on the train, all Newton's laws would still hold. For instance, playing ping-pong on the train, one would find that the ball obeyed Newton's laws, just like a ball on a table on a track. So there is no way to tell whether it is the train or the earth that is moving.'

Conclusion:
Impact is inevitable, however there is no way to tell whether 'we' are the action or the reaction in the process, therefore do 'we' really have the choice?