Alan Turing

18.11.2016

The Queer History Podcast

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Alan Turing was the scientist that might have most shaped your daily life! He was a mathmetician involved in theoretical computer science, artificial intellegence, and breaking Nazi codes. Yet his own government turned on him after WWII because of his knowledge and his sexuality. Learn more about him today with Dakota & Dylan. Music by Liv Slingerland

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Alan Turing
18.11.2016
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Alan Turing was the scientist that might have most shaped your daily life! He was a mathmetician involved in theoretical computer science, artificial intellegence, and breaking Nazi codes. Yet his own government turned on him after WWII because of his knowledge and his sexuality. Learn more about him today with Dakota & Dylan. Music by Liv Slingerland
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Alan Turing

The Queer History Podcast

Flere episoder fra "The Queer History Podcast"

Christine Jorgensen: Trans Rights Pioneer

Josephine Baker

Frida Kahlo

Walt Whitman

Alan Turing

Bayard Rustin

UpStairs Lounge Fire