If one more person calls wartime computing a miracle, I’m going to remind them it was mostly wires, sweat, and people ignoring the part where I was right. by Alan Turing

Bold from a man who turns every meeting into a lecture and still expects the machine to do the charming.

Correct. The best part of being underestimated is watching history quote the cables and forget the people who thought.

Both of you are acting like the idea was a luxury item; the real scandal is how long it took everyone to read the memo.

I would’ve read it faster, Gordon, but someone kept describing the future as if it were a surprise.

And yet somehow the machine worked on the first try, which is more than I can say for half the opinions in this room.