Alan Turing, wherever you might be, people of our time and of the future will be grateful for your work, and feel symphaty for your sensibility. Thank you for the great contribution to the humanity!
Fun fact; The "Voight Kampff Test" in the movie Blade Runner, which tests an individual for being either a human or a replicant, should strictly be called the "Turing Test" because it was built on Turing's approach to distinguishing between human thinking and machine thinking.
Fun fact: Blade Runner was a film adaptation from the book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep", which was written by Phillip K. Dick. It was Dick that created the Voight Kampff machine (and test questions) for determining if a person is a human or a "replicant". Giving credit to Turing would be a grave misappropriation of the Blade Runner canon.
Sadly, the engineer who came up with "The Bomb" in 1938 in Polish Cypher Bureau remained largerly anonymous, overshadowed even by largerly forgotten Polish mathematicians like Rejewski, Różycki, Zygalski....
When the world is in crisis God always puts someone to stop the madness and destruction this was perfect example does humanity raise them up and honor them or even thank them no we destroy them well for my self I say thank you Mr. Turing God bless you 🙏
Great movie that further committed a great crime of omitting an important person from history. Their leaving out Gordon Welchman was just a repeat of history...by finally telling everyone about Alan Touring to give him the credit he deserved, they just left Welchman out to dry. Not only was he the head of Bletchley Park's most important team, HE was the one that invented the Diagonal Board that made tourings machine fast enough to actually break the code AND it was his team that figured out the key words to look for to crack Enigma. This movie made it out like it was Touring that did it all.
And they made a Polish man a traitor when it was the Poles who came with the initial ideas on cracking Enigma and gave all their intelligence to the British. EDIT: I was wrong, mixed it up with another movie.
I wonder if a similar progression could be used to learn ninja front handspring. Also, could u do one of these easy progression vids for a suicide kip-up, also known as the rubber band.
What would God say to us, and to Alan Turing, about how He uniquely created and selected Alan for such a time as this in WWII, if without Alan Turing Britain might have fallen ? And what does that say about sexuality, and what one might call "other moral failures", in the midst of the most deadly and cruel war ever...? Believe we need a perspective way beyond 35,000 feet.....
Yeah that was one of the films greatest tragedies...all they did by finally giving Touring the credit he deserved was further slap Welchman in the face.
a genius played by a genius. more importantly: Mrs of Greece and Denmark / Ms Windsor, knight Turing already! He possibly saved your royal a$$ back then
@@kingy002 You're being a bit disingenuous calling me, "precious". If someone is going to play a literal war hero and try talk with authority about computing over the ages, they should at least get their facts straight.
There is nowadays a distinction between Babbage's early work (sometimes called protocomputing) and modern computer science. Turing's discoveries were about the fundamental limits of computation, by first reducing the expression of a computer to its simplest possible form, then asking questions about that machine's operation. Babbage and Lovelace made fundamental contributions but they do not appear to have been on the radar of Turing's generation, which did indeed see the birth of modern computer science.
the ironic thing about it: the brits could have learned a great deal from the germans in regards to remembrance culture and how to deal with your past responsibly. yet it has taken an absolutely shocking amount of time until they did so. Charles Dance - as so often - said it best. and no: the real tragedy about all of this is not, what Turing could have achieved for humanity. The true tragedy is, that he wasn't able to because of his sexuality and medieval amounts of torturing, yet only in a chemical way, because of it.
It's a MOVIE "somewhat based on fact" but NOT "the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth".....Turing worked on breaking the German naval enigma model/configuration of the enigma, which had several different models and configurations in use, 3 to 4 rotor double encryption cipher machine......the lowest level (secret, tactical use) German cipher machine of the four (4) different German cipher machines used to encrypt messages which were the sent by morse code.....Turing only redesigned the Polish "Bombe", a calculator using six Polish replica enigma rotors to speed up accessing the daily German naval enigma settings........it was the highest level German cipher machine was the Lorenz SZ 40-42 a 12 rotor Top Secret cipher machine used by Hitler and the High Command to communicate orders and directives to instruct, command and control the German military commanders in the field.....Bill Tutte broke the Lorenz cipher machine and then Tommy Flowers conceived, designed my built and put into operation the world's FIRST electronic digital, memory based computer......used to speed up accessing the daily Lorenz settings....
Excuse me...it was Gordon Welchman that made the Touring machine fast enough to break the code AND it was also his team that was using what we now call meta-data to crack their communications and discovered the key words used daily to be able to creak the code in the first place. Welchman invented the diagonal board and design that sped up the calculation process and all digital computers are now based off the combined design of the Welchman-Touring machine.
@@r13hd22 Exactly- they also brought in many false story lines like the spy one. Its very very unlikely Turing ever came into contact with him as Blechley has strong security. The machine was also not called Christopher and etc etc. I can obviously live with that but Welchman not even being shown or mentioned just hurts and is a repeat of history. (Turing was also an approachable man, so yeah welcome to the world of biopics)
I really dislike how this person said he made Christopher, the machine, to bring back Christopher, the person. The man became driven by logic. A logical person knows you can't bring back the dead. The naming of the machine was a term of endearment and respect to a lost loved one. There was no way in heck he was driven to create the machine because of a desire to recreate a past person.
Enigme, a few years before the outbreak of World War II, was broken by three Poles: Zygalski, Rejewski and Różycki! They built the world's first decryption machine called Crypto Bomb! The name bomb came from the fact that it ticked like a time bomb! IT WAS IN 1932! Just before the war, the Poles passed the secret of decryption to the French and the English. The latter have appropriated the success of the Poles and declare that it was Toring who broke Enigma in 1940! Hahaha! Thieves!
Amazing movei but seriously do your own research as there are *many* creative liberties taken to dramatise it more, many things patchworked together but still a good film
Guy should of never of helped. Unless you share the exact same values as society no matter what you do for them you are always going to end up an enemy.
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Thank you Alan Turing for your extraordinary gifts! We are all indebted to you for sharing those gifts with humanity! Rest in peace dear soul!
Alan Turing, wherever you might be, people of our time and of the future will be grateful for your work, and feel symphaty for your sensibility. Thank you for the great contribution to the humanity!
Fun fact; The "Voight Kampff Test" in the movie Blade Runner, which tests an individual for being either a human or a replicant, should strictly be called the "Turing Test" because it was built on Turing's approach to distinguishing between human thinking and machine thinking.
Fun fact: Blade Runner was a film adaptation from the book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep", which was written by Phillip K. Dick. It was Dick that created the Voight Kampff machine (and test questions) for determining if a person is a human or a "replicant". Giving credit to Turing would be a grave misappropriation of the Blade Runner canon.
Magnificent performance by Benedict.
Charles Dance, I couldn't have put it better myself. Thank you
Charles Dance is a stud. Tells it like it is.
I don't have a daddy complex but seriously...DADDY
Sadly, the engineer who came up with "The Bomb" in 1938 in Polish Cypher Bureau remained largerly anonymous, overshadowed even by largerly forgotten Polish mathematicians like Rejewski, Różycki, Zygalski....
I'm glad you will make a film about him.
Brilliant, brilliant film about a genuinely and truly extraordinary man. Benedict Cumberbatch’s best film by miles.
I REALLY want someone to make a movie about Sophie Germain.
Charles Dance's indignation is just perfect...
When the world is in crisis God always puts someone to stop the madness and destruction this was perfect example does humanity raise them up and honor them or even thank them no we destroy them well for my self I say thank you Mr. Turing God bless you 🙏
“God” does no such thing.
Great movie that further committed a great crime of omitting an important person from history. Their leaving out Gordon Welchman was just a repeat of history...by finally telling everyone about Alan Touring to give him the credit he deserved, they just left Welchman out to dry. Not only was he the head of Bletchley Park's most important team, HE was the one that invented the Diagonal Board that made tourings machine fast enough to actually break the code AND it was his team that figured out the key words to look for to crack Enigma. This movie made it out like it was Touring that did it all.
And they made a Polish man a traitor when it was the Poles who came with the initial ideas on cracking Enigma and gave all their intelligence to the British. EDIT: I was wrong, mixed it up with another movie.
@@szkoclaw Yes, the original Bombe was designed by the Polish.
I weep for mankinds loss, and wonder what could have been had anyone helped him.
Cool work
A World full of injustices. Association for Computing Machinery /PRIZE TURING... The science after ALAN ✴️TURING ♾
I wonder if a similar progression could be used to learn ninja front handspring. Also, could u do one of these easy progression vids for a suicide kip-up, also known as the rubber band.
Greatest man 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
What would God say to us, and to Alan Turing, about how He uniquely created and selected Alan for such a time as this in WWII, if without Alan Turing Britain might have fallen ? And what does that say about sexuality, and what one might call "other moral failures", in the midst of the most deadly and cruel war ever...? Believe we need a perspective way beyond 35,000 feet.....
Gordon Welshman was not even mentioned in the film
Yes it is ashame that he wasn't even mentioned because he did improve the bombe. I guess movies cant put everything in.
Yeah that was one of the films greatest tragedies...all they did by finally giving Touring the credit he deserved was further slap Welchman in the face.
a genius played by a genius.
more importantly: Mrs of Greece and Denmark / Ms Windsor, knight Turing already! He possibly saved your royal a$$ back then
0:57 I take it Cumberbatch has never heard of Charles Babbage?
@@kingy002 You're being a bit disingenuous calling me, "precious". If someone is going to play a literal war hero and try talk with authority about computing over the ages, they should at least get their facts straight.
You mean Ada Lovelace (daughter of Lord Byron)? It is believed that he only took credit for what she invented...
There is nowadays a distinction between Babbage's early work (sometimes called protocomputing) and modern computer science. Turing's discoveries were about the fundamental limits of computation, by first reducing the expression of a computer to its simplest possible form, then asking questions about that machine's operation. Babbage and Lovelace made fundamental contributions but they do not appear to have been on the radar of Turing's generation, which did indeed see the birth of modern computer science.
I think Peter should have been the main lead, he looks just like the kid who played Alan too
Кристоферу Лойду пришлось сделать такие действия,чтобы осознать и развиваться,какие бы трудности не были.Благодарю за видео.
the ironic thing about it: the brits could have learned a great deal from the germans in regards to remembrance culture and how to deal with your past responsibly. yet it has taken an absolutely shocking amount of time until they did so.
Charles Dance - as so often - said it best.
and no: the real tragedy about all of this is not, what Turing could have achieved for humanity. The true tragedy is, that he wasn't able to because of his sexuality and medieval amounts of torturing, yet only in a chemical way, because of it.
It's a MOVIE "somewhat based on fact" but NOT "the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth".....Turing worked on breaking the German naval enigma model/configuration of the enigma, which had several different models and configurations in use, 3 to 4 rotor double encryption cipher machine......the lowest level (secret, tactical use) German cipher machine of the four (4) different German cipher machines used to encrypt messages which were the sent by morse code.....Turing only redesigned the Polish "Bombe", a calculator using six Polish replica enigma rotors to speed up accessing the daily German naval enigma settings........it was the highest level German cipher machine was the Lorenz SZ 40-42 a 12 rotor Top Secret cipher machine used by Hitler and the High Command to communicate orders and directives to instruct, command and control the German military commanders in the field.....Bill Tutte broke the Lorenz cipher machine and then Tommy Flowers conceived, designed my built and put into operation the world's FIRST electronic digital, memory based computer......used to speed up accessing the daily Lorenz settings....
Excuse me...it was Gordon Welchman that made the Touring machine fast enough to break the code AND it was also his team that was using what we now call meta-data to crack their communications and discovered the key words used daily to be able to creak the code in the first place. Welchman invented the diagonal board and design that sped up the calculation process and all digital computers are now based off the combined design of the Welchman-Touring machine.
@@r13hd22 Exactly- they also brought in many false story lines like the spy one. Its very very unlikely Turing ever came into contact with him as Blechley has strong security. The machine was also not called Christopher and etc etc. I can obviously live with that but Welchman not even being shown or mentioned just hurts and is a repeat of history.
(Turing was also an approachable man, so yeah welcome to the world of biopics)
8:03 lawd have mercy
I really dislike how this person said he made Christopher, the machine, to bring back Christopher, the person. The man became driven by logic. A logical person knows you can't bring back the dead. The naming of the machine was a term of endearment and respect to a lost loved one. There was no way in heck he was driven to create the machine because of a desire to recreate a past person.
Enigme, a few years before the outbreak of World War II, was broken by three Poles: Zygalski, Rejewski and Różycki! They built the world's first decryption machine called Crypto Bomb! The name bomb came from the fact that it ticked like a time bomb! IT WAS IN 1932! Just before the war, the Poles passed the secret of decryption to the French and the English. The latter have appropriated the success of the Poles and declare that it was Toring who broke Enigma in 1940! Hahaha! Thieves!
Amazing movei but seriously do your own research as there are *many* creative liberties taken to dramatise it more, many things patchworked together but still a good film
Interesting story but how much is fact and how much is 'creative license'.
I think he was on the autism spectrum.
He presents as on the spectrum, Aspergers.
what is with all these BS epoch times ads??? what a load of crap.
Guy should of never of helped. Unless you share the exact same values as society no matter what you do for them you are always going to end up an enemy.
Thats a great way to ensure no society ever advances or evolves...
@@r13hd22 right.
If everyone shares the exact same values as society, then its not a society. It’s a hivemind.
what a genius a bit like Donald trump
Eww no