Britain posthumous apology to Alan Turing wasn't enough

[laserhaas]

Outside of the wonderful debates we techies would have on - whether or not - Mr Turing saw the internet was coming; nobody can legitimately debate the impact Alan Turing had on this world.



Britan convicted the man into castrating himself; which is likely why a suicide is considered plausible.

As for me, the jury is still out on "suicide".

We're there patents? If so, where are they? If not - why?

Of issue of Britain apologizing 50 years later -Fruk Britain!

Link to tweet

This is the link to Craig A. James 2010 article on Alan Turing, republished by - U.K.'s "Church and State"
http://churchandstate.org.uk/2018/10/alan-turing-gay-man-who-saved-the-world-yet-died-in-disgrace/

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[Sneederbunk]

1. Apologizing to dead people for the actions of other dead people not satisfying.

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[laserhaas]

2. That's true - too

Question is, if the dead tyrants were still alive, today - would they have permitted the apology?

[meadowlander]

3. Beats not apologising and pretending it never happened

which is the only other likely course of action.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

4. Cut off in his prime--condemned by people who didn't understand his sexuality--

Who knows what great things he could have done had he lived, unmolested?

The saddest words are these: What might have been...

[laserhaas]

5. Concur!

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