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Your assertion that Wolfram "unquestioningly accepted this nonsense" is unfounded. Ignore the personality assessment element. Wolfram sought to identify whose
by kjhughes 7y ago
Your assertion that Wolfram "unquestioningly accepted this nonsense" is unfounded.
Ignore the personality assessment element. Wolfram sought to identify whose handwriting the note was, so he asked a "professional handwriting examiner" that he happened to know. The quote you extracted was her relaying her opinion that the note was not written by Turing.