Alan Turing - betrayed by the country he saved
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2019
- The story of Alan Turing, father of modern computing. His journey as a young man and how he achieved what was thought at the time impossible, the decryption of the most complex German enigma machine.
In private life Turing was hounded because of his sexuality. We hope we have done the incredible story of Alan Turing justice. Please let us know what you think below.
Learn more about the work of Turing & the code breakers - www.bletchleypark.org.uk - Фільми й анімація
It really pisses me off that the man that basically brought us into the digital age was betrayed like this
"this man helped us greatly, but he has the gay, destroy his life!"
Word
FGV Cosmic not only that he helped save thousands from the codes broken
forgive them for they know not what they do
No worries, they're beleifs are dying at this rate.
Alan: *literally breaks most of the German codes and being a hero*
Britain: G a Y b O i
@Neptune 12 yo girls after finding somthing funny on the internet
@Neptune lmaoo yea sorry
@Neptune ok
@Neptune then delete it
@Neptune respect my guy
This made me cry. Imagine how much better our world would be if Turing were allowed to further offer his genius for the good of humankind.
why r u gae?
Yeah but if he didn’t kill himself a lot of things would be different everything happens for a reason
@@admiralwolf7218 no
@@NoOne-op8jd ?
@@NoOne-op8jd it is called the fucking domino effect
Can't believe people are solely focused on what he did to help end the war. He not only did that, he contributed to what computer science is today and made one of the first computers. Technology would not be the same without him.
So he help lead to online porn?
This man is a hero.
Only the gay porn.. the rest is on Tim Berners Lee ;p
You exaggerate his merits.
@@johnd6487 well yes and no because without the computer there would be no porn at all and the world would be a very dark place.
He didn't just contribute to Computer Science he literally invented it.
Turing: cracks German codes
British Government: dunno man that seems kinda gay to me
Bruh 😂😂😂😂
@I hate · starbucks this isn't just a straight man thing uh
@I hate · starbucks that's hetrophobic
I hate · starbucks that’s kinda sexist, also my pp itches
@I hate · starbucks This is not gonna age well
“The UK Justice Minister said that a pardon is not appropriate because Turing was convicted of what was considered to be a crime at the time.” Hmm....seems somebody does not know the meaning of the word “pardon.”
Pardon?
pardon
Well fuck the Uk
But, Turing was pardoned by a much higher power than the British justice system, Her Majesty the Queen herself, and her word carries more weight than any Minister.
pardon
Turing should have received _both_ an apology _and_ a pardon. This man saved countless lives and shortened The Second World War by, only god knows how many years. I remember sitting in my Grandparent's living room doing a history project for my class when I saw an article that the Queen had pardoned Alan Turing. I was only ten at the time yet I knew who Alan Turing was because of my interest in history, I picked up my phone searched for the article as I had been on a computer for the research, and ran to the backyard to show my Grandfather the article. He straight out said, "Well, that's a little late, but it's what should have happened years ago." Then he looked at me and said "Maybe one day you'll get to be the one to reveal how much of an impact this great man made on our world." then he smiled and ruffled my messy hair at the time and he led me to the house to watch the newest documentary on the Second World War.
Two years apparently. Not bad for one man considering there are historians who say America shortened the war by six months.
@@Wolfways Yeah.
Wholesome ❤
In field of computer science "Turing Award" is considered as "Nobel Prize of Computing" and is the highest honour that someone can earn in cs.
"I don't want to be part of a world where being kind is a weakness"
~Keanu Reeves
@Stephen Jenkins for me it was. Kindness can possibly be a weakness based on what i see towards my life it's whether you agree or disagree
I'm still entitled to my own opinion anyway
@Stephen Jenkins no offence it always is.
In india we believe guests are like gods and we tried to embrace people of all faith. The parsi community(remnants of the old mesopotamian empire after the original inhabitants were driven by uslamic crusaders) . We alwsys thought of being kind to foreigners, held them in equal regard and stupidly believed we can trust them. We believed that if we are accepting and nice to them, they would return us in favour
Look what it did to us. One of the ancient civilizations on earth, we never tried our power to capture european lands while they were running butt baked and living in jungles.
AND LOOK AT THE END RESULT. 800 YEARS OF PERSECUSION AND SLAVERY, COUNTLESS SLAUGHTERS, ENDLESS GENOCIDES AND OUR OWN POPULATION BEING STARVED WHILE EUROPEANS BEING FED ON IT IN A WAR WHICH WE HAD NO INTEREST IN FIGHTING
SO YOU SEE MY FRIEND, KINDNESS IS A HABIT OF THE STUPID AND YAA, IT IS REGARDED AS A WEAKNESS.
@@abhisheksikdar2329 We early Europeans didn't run around in jungles when you had the capacity to run us over. X)
@@abhisheksikdar2329 if we all were kind then it cant be a weakness
@@utavtakt9361 yes kind of you did I am talking about 2500 bc or older, remnant of harrappa and mohenjo daro tines.
Anyways this post is not about insulting Europeans, its criticism of the stupidity of indian culture of peace and tolerance.I really don't think you should take offence dear
It's a shame that no one actually uses the £50 note in the UK
It's a shame, I've only ever had a £50 note twice.
I like to think that it would give him more prestige to be on a rare note. Us Americans have since one dollar coins made of pure gold, and while not used much they are always really cool to have.
I like to think that rare banknotes like that are also just as cool.
I get paid with them, right nuisance
You never know, maybe a bit of inflation down the road and it could be a daily note.
The man’s dead
I grew up with Bletchley park at the end of my garden and never knew about this man. He’s the reason I am here today and should be celebrated by everybody. ❤️
istg i cried so hard, this is such a beautiful story from a mistreated hero :"
Germans : Our Enigma code is unbreakable!
Alan Turing : I'm about to end these people's whole career
England: I'm about to end this man's whole career.
poland: no
*knock knock, its the Soviet Union*
*Knock knock. It's the United States of America.*
UK* not England
@@alphaomegaprime3923 knock knock, it's cichociemni
Britain: Did you solve the Codes
Alan Turing: Yes
Britain: Good Thats one less loose end
nice
Nooooooo
Ghost and Roach
@@lazyproeagle *head shot
@@thekiwibeast2418 Who awakened me.
"He was also really athletic and rode his bike everywhere"
That doesn't really seem like a huge show of athletics
"He rode 60 miles and made it on time"
Well nevermind
Breaks my heart all the time thinking about alan turing.. a great mind born in a wrong time, rip legend
Alan Turing: Breaks the German Enigma Code, saving millions of lives which is a HUGE contribution to the Allied war effort and laying down the foundations of modern computer technology that we use today
UK: Y r u geh?
Y E E T Poland was the one that broke the code and send it to him but ok
Kasiorex G not really
@@kasiorexg4806 The Polish found a way to break the code of the enigma but they had to redo their procedure every time a setting was changed in the enigma machine therefore it took too much time. Plus they couldn't decode the enigma the Nazi Navy was using since the codes and combinations where completely different then the ones used for the army and air force. Turing found a way to exploit it's flaws to decode all 3 (Navy, land, and air force) with one machine to find the combinations in 20 mins
@I despise straight men straight men are the best
@I despise straight men the joker pfp certainly fits
He could’ve easily said no homo in order to get out of the government’s hair
Turing : yo i like men
British : you WOT!?
Turing :.... no homo
British : aight cool
@@emrafighifari2675 turning:aight imma head out
No homo wasn’t invented until 1969
they didn’t really give him a chance to defend himself lol
@@PopTap He didn't need to defend himself lol. He just needed to say them two words to the guard. That's totally on him
Seeing Alan Turing's case and Nikola Tesla's Case, one thing is for sure,this world fkin don't respect geniuses when they are alive...
Hm? Please clarify on the case of Tesla, I genuinely don't know what you're referring to
@@somerandomnon-importantper3219 read about nikola tesla, the great inventor who has more than hundred patents, died in poverty, coz he was bankrupt.
@@mohitdaheriya8712 Tesla's discoveries may be extraordinary, but his case isn't. Scientists being ridiculed while alive and only recognized after their death is very common. It is unfortunate, but I can't really view it as betrayal
@@somerandomnon-importantper3219 then you don't know Tesla at all
@@mohitdaheriya8712 I really hate it when people act like smart-asses when asked a genuine question. How difficult can it be to tell me what exactly was specific about his case? I'm not asking you to write me an essay, I'm just asking you to specify what you're talking about. His life was unfortunate, but how exactly was it a betrayal? There's hundreds of books and articles about Tesla, do you think a quick Google search is going to show me the exact thing you're talking about?
Happy birthday Mr Turning. Thank you for saving millions of lives and for what you've offered humanity. You'll never be forgotten, rest in peace.
Germans: Our Enigma code is unbreakable!
Alan Turing: *Are you sure about that?*
Germany didn't develop the Enigma machine. The Dutch did.
*whispers
@@RealCaddeGermans were the ones who used it
Marian Rejewski basically broke the enigma code first.
@@thatsmadcrazy8953 is this a woosh?
yea maybe
I like to think that Turing started looking into consciousness and computers with the hope of simulating Christopher Morcom's consciousness
I found Marceline
supernovasuper Plays ?
@@valac4199 from adventure time
supernovasuper Plays ik but like I mean why were you looking for her
The movie showed something like this
The story that he was found wearing a dress after commiting suicide by eating a cyanide laced apple because Snow White was his favorite movie might not be true but it sure made me cry when I first heard it
Remember y'all, homophobia took one of the greatest minds in history away from us.
Sadly it didn't take people away who use "y'all" unironically.
@@deadliestvice5356 stfu
@@deadliestvice5356 yall rude
No shit Sherlock. So did basically everything
@@deadliestvice5356 y'all is a word in the English dictionary. It is like saying can't or don't. It's just a word that combines two together. It's not like some weird slang, it's just a normal word.
Alan: Saves UK with the cracking of the engigma code
Britain: meh
Alan: *Is gay*
Britain: *Now this is a avengers level threat*
ua-cam.com/video/ytC5lro5LNA/v-deo.html
@That Bitch That All Boys Hate fuck off
Guys relax, this is low level bait
@Olivia Purcel Yes, it saved the UK, Britain would have starved because of the U boat campaign if The people at Bletchely Park had not decrypted Enigma and triangulated U-boat movements
@@greg4061 show fucking proof inbred fuck
British Government: Thanks to you, we have defeated a brutal regime that violently persecuted innocent people for their religion, ethnicity, skin color, and political opinions.
Turing: Cool, btw I like men.
British Government: You wot?
A forgivable tankie is a dead one. Tankies die.
Karl P. Horse bloody hellll!
Documentation Slave are you kidding me? hitler refused to shake jesse owens hand at the 1936 olympics because he wasn’t white
Documentation Slave
let’s just forget about that whole arayan white thing too
Well now they'll soon defeat the other brutal regime that violently persecuted innocent people for their religion, ethnicity , skin colour and political opinions : themselves.
Learning about Turing is heartbreaking. He didn't deserve that, and Britain certainly didn't deserve his help and genius.
„Betrayed by the country he saved”
Poland: „First Time?”
Side note: love how you briefly mentioned the involvement of Polish mathematicians and the help they provided for britain!
Anglus Patria without the polish war effort half of London would be in rubble. The 303 Squadron and The Cichociemni helped your country more than you could ever know, and You sold half our nation to the same army you swore to protect us against in 39. Like we didn’t fight fucking hard enough
@@aa-fh1bg
Which would you prefer ? Land with mostly ethnic Belarusians and Ukrainians or a proper coastline?
@@morbidsearch ethnically Belarusian & Ukrainan or not it was Polish Land. The loss of said land can hardly be justified only by a longer coastline
Alan Turing: “I’ve helped to save Britain!”
Britain: *”but you big GAY”*
No, YOU are the biggest GAY
@@v.7726 the nazis also killed fay people too
@@v.7726 no, this is not ok to say
@@v.7726 yes yes yes
NO!1!1! YOU BIG BIG BIG GAY
To be fair, an enigma codebook fell into British hands, recovered from a captured submarine. But no one except Turing could have figured it out.
I was at a presentation by some government workers at a college, they worked on cybersecurity and did an explanation about the enigma machine (because it is kind of the same concept, it itself being cybersecurity of a sort)
They explained that the enigma machine wasnt entirely secure because it was actually very easy to crack using Turing's machine, because the germans didnt produce new rotor designs on a regular basis.
The machines he made basically tried to copy the layout of them, almost being an emulator of the enigma machine, emulating a new layout for every combination.
Had the germans produced more rotors faster, bletchley park would need to create a brand new computer for every change to rotor designs.
Because they didnt do that very often, although they did sometimes, his machine was able to crack an astoundingly large amount of messages.
Probably the second easiest way they got messages was by old fashioned cryptology.
Some messages started with EXACTLY the same phrase, or were the same phrase. Such as a U-boat captain saying "FOUND NOTHING" every single day that they didnt find a convoy. This was used to crack the code by simply finding out the rotor settings this way, mostly by running through what setting it would take to produce that message.
While I do commend the sailors that got that codebook, and they certainly did help crack many messages that way, undoubtedly Turing's machines and Bletchley Park were almost certainly the most important source of message decryption.
@@sol2544 Fair point. Good old fashioned human minds!
@@sol2544 how did u know this?
@@DylanDkoh I just explained this, it was at a presentation/speech by government people who work with cybersecurity
I still can't wrap my head around how they can estimate the monthly German tank production from captured tanks
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_tank_problem
Alan Turing did more than save his country. He shortened the length of the war by at least 2 years, his actions saved millions of lives all over europe.
@@user-wu5bi6kw7k Stalin said no to homosexuality but YES to touching little girls.
I love how the boys in my classroom go "GAY IS GROSS LOL" and "GO TO THE KITCHEN BITCH" while the father of the computer theory was gay and the first programmer was Lady Byron
The herd effect.
The stupid effet
"Ironic he could save others from death but not himself"
this made me chuckle
Flicks-it-for-4 you sick basturd
@@rushiach.unofficialarchive7623 he made the joke XD
Have you ever heard of the tragedy of Alan Turing the wise ?
K
Regarded as a hero here in Manchester
He is regarded a hero worldwide too
Why don't you tell him that?
Dave Crupel What do you mean?
@@williamharker5391 Why don't you tell Alan how improved his country's viewpoint of him has become?
You see to me, all this hero worship, deserving as it is, doesn't do Alan much good, now does it.
@@davecrupel2817 doesn't do him harm either. I'm very inspired by this guy & i think many future generations should look up to as a hero & an inspiration.
Alan Turing: I cracked the enigma code, possibly saved millions of lives and stopped an axis of darkness from taking over the world! Btw I’m gay
Britain: you’re gay?!?!
Thank you for telling his story. As an Australian, I have wondered if I would even be alive, if not for the efforts an successes of Alan Turing and his team. The world owes an enormous debt of gratitude to Mr Turing.
It disgusts me how someone like Alan Turing basically saves our asses but just because he liked men they imprisoned him and eventually Turing ended his life :(
@I despise straight men ok gayboi
Man you should have said he saved our asses but was treated horribly because he liked men's asses.
He deserved it
@@tootaashraf1 ok troll
@@OldDanTucker who were you talking to?
Alan Turing: *saves many lives in the war*
UK Government: good
Alan Turing: (Is homosexual)
UK Government: bro ur a homosexual? bro thats gay ur gonna be arrested lol
Alan Turing: (Commits suicide)
UK Goverment: oops sorry
Not funny......sorry
@@fureuropa-gegennwo1259 not funny, didn't laugh
*_-11/10 would commit deadly apple again_*
Even Gay can save peoples...but what a real man peoples did ?
@@alphaomegaprime3923 he became a Snowwhite...
My favourite You tube channel!!
Alan Turing is known as the father of modern Computing. I have studied the subject called Theory of Computing, which is based on theories proposed by him
5:40 : He deserved an apology, not a pardon, he did not do anything wrong to be pardoned. He saved the country from collapsing, and got betrayed.
@Kyle Jennings the queen has no right to apologize for a thing she did not autnorize. The central rule in the UK system is that the reigning monarch has to stay out of politics and can not influence it in any shape or form.
@@Joe-- Good on them, I guess
@Papaya Tasty nice meme
you don't judge people in old day with modern morality
@Papaya Tasty the meme was about mi6 kill Diana.
So glad he's now going to be remembered on the new £50 note. Legend absolutely deserves it, true hero who was totally betrayed by the ignorance of the time period he lived in.
OwO
Nah he was gay
@@ZTOXZZ so?
bruh the 50 pound note is not used that much
@Работаем, брат! im so thankful i live in a country where i dont have to worry about dying for doing whatever the fuck i please. but you enjoy your Putin 👍
It disgusts me how Alan Turning basically stoped the war but was forced to give up both his mental and physical health just becose he was a homosexual and not to make things worse he was oficaly pardoned only 61 YEARS after his death he would have been 101
@Работаем, брат! 🤡🤡 Alan turing cracked a separate version of enigma as well as he gave theory for turing machine
@Работаем, брат! Without western land lease, maybe Russians will speak German
This is such a wonderfully made video on Turing 💙
Sincere Respect to everyone involved in producing this.
England:
Ping pong your homosexuality is wrong
World*
that's a new, stealing this one
@@vanjat2850 true
@@vanjat2850 fuckfaces*
@@deepstariaenigmatica2601 what?
Imagine saving someone and getting sued.
Imagine saving a country and being arrested.
People are dumb. Both of these have happened.
Okay, and?
Kozesthic dont save anyone
@@vanukas8783 Very unlikely I will save anyone ever, thanks for reminding me
@Qin4 DaWin ehm what are you talking about??? None of the team at Bletchley got their name erased for being straight, thats false, its just that Turing is just the one most talked about because he was persecuted for his sexuality even though he literally won the war for the allies, thats not "worshipping homosexuality"
War crimes.
They come big and small
Massacre of others or betrayal of your own men
Wow great vid well written , great animation , and great title too. If Mr Alan Turing would be alive today I would dearly wish to be his friend. RIP. no human being can hurt you now .
Thank you its so hepfull for my home school work
One man! Alone...betrayed by the country he saved.
And he a Real Snowwhite..
The Nawab of Bengal was betrayed too
@@PasscodeAdvance F@UCK THE NAWAB
If Stephen Hawking is protesting against you. then you might as well change your entire carrier and reflect on what you did wrong for the rest of your life
Yeah, but he’s dead so what’s he gonna do about it
Set Stephen Fry on you 😂
Not necessarily. He didn't have any special qualifications outside his fields of science.
@@rudaleru That just makes it all the worse if he's protesting against you
Rip Stephen Hawking
Alan Turing: Saves countless lives, ends the war years in advance and progresses computer and AI technology.
British Government: Thx
Alan Turing: I like men
British Government: Now that's a sin I cannot forgive
uhmmm AI technology is pure evil.... He helped create the total control hell we live in today
Turing Prize is awarded to the most prominent CS researchers. It's like the Nobel Prize of CS. So, we haven't forgotten u, Alan Turing.
As a nation we have done some awful things. This is a high point of shame in the UK'S history.
bruh literally every nation has done horrible things in the past
@@hershkrukover7846 Exactly. But Bigtin here simply stated that this one of the worst things Britain has done.
@@tristanwentink5735 they did the right thing
@@looney9105 please explain what are you trying to state
@@Juan-ng7rs as in what they did to alan Turing
Nobody: Being Gay
UK: Oi! Do you have a licence for that?
OI DO YOU HAV A LOICENSE FOR THAT HOMOSEXUALITY OF YOURS CHUM? NO ? YOU'RE KINICKED!
Alan - "You can NEVER take me alive!" *[Prwapp]* 🎺
You'll never take me alive! [Suicide]
I read that in british accent.
Tbf, the UK wasn't the only country back in the day that prosecuted it (and there's still countries doing so)
So glad I discovered this channel today...
Yes I’m glad for his contributions.
This channel is the best, and deserves the popularity it’s getting.
400th like
Britain: arrests Turing for being gay causing him to kill himself
Britain 70 years later long after Turing’s death: na bra it’s okay we apologised and pardoned him what happened to Turing is totally fine now
EDIT: I no longer agree with myself from 11 months ago.
I mean it doesent change what happened, but would you have preferred it if the government never even admitted to any wrongdoing at all?
@@ahumanbeingfromtheearth1502 Normal ppl look back on this in discrace and learn form it. The far-left want ppl that wasnt alive then, who had nothing to with it to apologise and then the far-left dont except apology.
@@saintjezebel I'd gladly take some of the money
I like how all these Americans are acting like their country didn't do the exact same thing.
Doesn't do Alan a shite of good, does it? He put himself to death with a broken, hurt conscience.
And to me, that is *the. absolute. WORST. thing.* to happen to a person or animal.
When you die, you don't take anything physical with you. *However,* I firmly believe that you take _you_ with you. Your consciousness. Your personality. Your feelings. Your memories. And most importantly, your conscience and state of mind.
I don't consider myself christian or whatever. But I do believe we all have a soul. A core whole, and the ultimate culmination of who we are. (What we are has nothing to do with it)
I believe the key to leaving this world on a good note, or at all even, is to have a clear conscience at the time of destiny.
And Alan Turing, bless him, did NOT have such a state of mind. So I'm pained by the knowledge that he is not at peace because of what his accursed country did to him as a token of their "grattitude."
As far as I'm concerned, the only way their apologies are going to mean anything is if they bring Alan back from the dead and apologize to him then. Right all the ways they wrong him. Restore his clearance credentials and everything. And PRAY that he finds it within himself to forgive them.
Untill then, as far as I'm concerned, anything they say or do on the matter is absolutely pointless and purposeless.
If it doesn't make Alan feel any better, it doesn't make me feel any better. And it certainly doesn't make me want to do a damn thing to help this fucked up species. (Which i do have plans to do)
This genius of a man saved us from years of war and turmoil, made changes and advancement that none can even imagine at his time.
Oh, if only they were more accepting back then, and less bugged by it.
UK's no different today. People claim to be accepting but in reality, UK culture is very anti LGBT and progress.
THANK YOU FOR ACKNOWLEDGING HIM!!!
I spent months doing a school project on Alan Turing. Usually I’m not a fan of research projects, I just find them quite boring, but this one was exeptional! His story is so interesting, and you’ll just keep on finiding more and more interesting facts about him, and his “journey”. Now actually about him, how England treated him after he basically, no he did save their’s and many other people’s lives is discusting and unfair. Although this was a long time ago, some people still do get discriminated like this today, even if it is rare. He was brilliant and cracked the German Enigma code. So, just because he was gay he wasn’t as “important” as straight people. I’m glad our world has gotten better on accepting people sexualitites today, if not, I’d be discusted of the earth people call “home”. This is just my opinion, and if you have one of your own, that could possibly be rude, or if I offended anyone in any type of way with anything I said, I apologize, none of the things I typed/said were meant to be rude, contridicting, or offensive.
🙌🙌
Unknown Player :)
still it is a crime in 70 countries throughout the world, in a few, the punishment is the death sentence
People like you think yhr world is getting better when in reality it isnt. Oversexualization war and crime is rising its only getting worse
@@wafs1393 he didnt say the world is getting better, he said that sexual acceptance has increased. The world was never good or peaceful, trash or not thats all you have
(Also even if you understand the crisis we're on all you're doing is shitting on youtube comment replies, wtf dude, go drink some water or whatever)
Germans: Our enigma is unbreakable
Turing: Hold my Tea
you combined 2 jokes and made a joke that is somehow less funny then the unfunnyness of the previous jokes combined
poles in 1939: am i a joke to you
Hold my butt plug
@@beneko1127 No
You mean. Poles : Hold my beer. Because Turing didn't break the code, it was the Poles.
One of the most incredible minds in history.
It is sad that homosexuals still today are seen as abnormal or worse, sinners by so many people.
I only view the ones who groom and subject children to castrations, chemical neutering and double mastectomies under the banner of gender-affirming as evil.
@@markgarrett3647 [citation needed]
@@RichConnerGMN Oh gee child sexual grooming and physically mutilating children or rendering children unable to conceive their own kids in the future through artificial hormone alteration being evil needs a citation now and not just common sense and decency.
Why the hell do I not learn about this in school
Because the government don't want anyone knowing how badly they fucked up
2:27 That detail where he tries to drink with the gas mask on was brilliant.
Me: *Rushes to the £50 pound note my grandpa gave me for christmas*
So youre british which means you have an accent. Interesting.
@@meow-mx4xy what
@@americantacos7618 hes british so he has an accent and its interesting
@@meow-mx4xy damn, it's interesting to me how you find that interesting. I always talk to people with many different accents so I'm just used to it.
@@americantacos7618 intersesting...
Wow, how incredibly sad. What a guy, and another incredible story. Gonna have to check out that movie on him for sure! Thank you Alan Turing.
I saw the movie "The imitation game" a few days ago. I cried. So cruel what they did to him...
I did the Alan Turing cryptography competition at Cambridge and it hurts so much knowing someone I genuinely idolise was hated for something we share a likeness in that I can be open a free with. An amazing man, with an amazing brain. I will forever hold his name to my chest
Two most important scientists Nikola Tesla and Alan Turing . If they had easy life at the end may be we get more gift from them ..those are beyond our imagination
I would imagine that we would get FTL engines in the early 21st century
@@cakeman7364 not at all, they were both incredibly smart and still had much work that they could do but 1000 Nikola Teslas and Alan Turnings wouldn't be able to develop FTL engines
@@Ayr-me7vb early 23rd century bet
Err, Isaac Newton?
I love that quote!
“This is only a foretaste of what is going to come, and only a shadow of what is going to be.”
i watched three amazing biopics of greatest minds
Stephan hawking - his body failed him (The Theory of Everything)
Alan Turing - Tortured by the same nations that he saved from Nazi (The Imitation Game)
Srinivasa Ramanujan - Died at the age of 32 (The man who knew Infinity)
Turing was before his time, and pre-judged for who he was. He should be pardoned as an national hero....because without him there would be no cracked code, no England
SandokanTheTigerOfMalaysia What the hell is wrong with you?
Mike Hunt
?
He is a national hero.
No computers as we know it, either...
Alan Turing: I saved Britain!
Britain: lol k
Alan Turing: *is gay*
Britain: Ladies and gentlemen. *We got him*
I am actually so sorry for this man. Respect bro.
It’s very sad that he got the hormone treatment I don’t see why being gay was ever a problem. It wasn’t hurting anyone
bUt OuR reLigoN
conservatism.
Probs because christianity only permited love if it was to make babies :/
@@huhhuh9598 you say that like it was wrong
Turing: I'm about to save an entire country
UK gov: SoUnDs gAy To mE
Turing: *sad noises*
I despise straight men Seriously? What a waste of time... You are commenting on every top comment. How dedicated are you at trolling?
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This is one of those stories that really makes my blood boil.
We should unilaterally have everybody convicted of homosexuality pardoned.
Well we used to convict women of witchcraft - should we pardon all those too? The world was different in Turings day. NOT defending his treatment but things were different then........
Things were different back then. Can't change the past nor many people's views
*Bitch* Like I said, the world was different then........
And in turn criminalize those still alive who supported the punishment of that brilliant man.
@@davecrupel2817 No, they acted within the law of that time.
Cant believe how much this channel progressed
Amazing narration and music choice. Love this channel.
Yay finally :D
Also you don’t make a lot of content, but when it happens, it’s *quality* content.
Im sure about that, and very enjoyable too
Im sure you'll be one of the biggest history chanels
Quality over quantity
I respect him more than any other human being makes me actually cry
Tell why.
@@coldman112 The reason why you are able ask this question on the internet is because of him
@@HypnosisBear , prove it.
I love your channel keep up the great stuff!!
Alan Turing was also the gradfather of computer artificial intelligence. He wrote the first computer chess program that could play a full game of chess- years before the hardware capable of running it actually existed.
"No wonder the Sun didn't set on the British Empire because even God couldn't trust the British in the dark" - Shashi Tharoor
that guy killed his own wife
Bradley Edwards Epic anti-tyrant comment.
Bradley Edwards Shut the fuck up, bruv. It’s most definitely higher than your own.
Bradley Edwards Oh, the good ‘ole hate for something somebody likes. Real classy. Also, I’ve been fucking with you this whole time. Relax, it’s a UA-cam comment section.
Brits called French "Frogs", while French called Brits....... "GodDamned"......
Man reduced war length by at least 2 year saving millions and is a hero in my eyes
People: *HAHA YOUR GAY*
UNBELIEVABLE
lol i still can't believe people would overlook his work just because was gay back then
@Snoi Med exactly
you are
People of the F1 community Jules Bianchi have just been found alive 5 years after his death while his family friend Charles leclerc is winning races #jb17
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The story made me cry, God, and Turing deserves more than these honors because he is a scientist, inventor, researcher and most important of all Turing is a war hero who saved more than 14 million people from death because of his decoding of the Nazi Enigma ciphers. A thousand mercy on your soul Turing.
Great video, loved it!!
Germany: Our enigma code is unbreakable!
Turing: Hold my 01100010 01100101 01100101 01110010.
poland: *1944 intensifies*
or just 0010010101010010
Poles broke it
It was the Poles that broke the code.
Senti77 the poles only broke one version of the code which was replaced after a month like every enigma code and was then useless. This doesn't take away from their achievement though as when the enigma code was first used no one knew how to crack it and was believed impossible. The poles gave a lot of hope to the UK to design machines and processes to decode it.
Sometimes it is the people no one imagines, who do the things no one can imagine.
If only he could see how far computer technology has come
You are my new favorite animated history channel , cuz 1. Good release time 2. good animations 3. its fucking intresting
Thank you for the heart :D
Turning: *saves world, brings us closer to a technological future*
Britain: “you’re gay”
I’m very proud of my nation however I feel a deep shame due to what happened to this man. Rest easy mate, we’ll never understand quite how many lives you saved in total and how many families you spared of trauma, but we should know that you were a true hero and deserved a lot lot better. I’m sorry... ❤️
I am feeling the same as you Joseph x
A great man but wasn't appreciated by his own country for which he did great
Alan Turing: codes cracked Britain: I want you to know this little thing that’s happened between us was “never personal”
Can't believe that channels using free samples and looped animation are getting more views per video then stuff like this, amazing job - looking forward to the next one and I'm 100% certain that I'm not alone.
True but I do know one great channel that is made of mostly edited together clips. Even though they are edited together clips it's quite high quality stuff. Check out Issac Arthur.
My teacher was gonna play us the movie "The Imitation Game" and I didn't really think I would like it..
I loved the movie and Alan Turing inspired me
The weird part is years after his death the queen pardoned him even though he was already dead
The weirdest thing is that he needed to be pardoned. The fuck did he commit?
@@Zack-fu4lo he committed gay
Honorary pardons are a thing, it's basically saying "In hindsight we know that you did not deserve to be prosecuted". It could be for their family or their friends or just so that it is clear that they did nothing wrong for the records.
This isn't a complete list but there's a Wikipedia for people who have received pardons after their deaths
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:People_who_have_received_posthumous_pardons
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Rip Alan and Christopher they both are legends and will be remembered forever 🙏🙏😭😭
my fellow indian
Yes 🥰