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> By the end of the war, it appears that Turing’s view of America and Americans had sufficiently soured to where he refused to return ever again I read somewhe
by jankotek 7y ago
> By the end of the war, it appears that Turing’s view of America and Americans had sufficiently soured to where he refused to return ever again
I read somewhere opposite, I do not remember source.
At that time he was forced to take strong medication and had his security clearance removed. He could only continue his work at US, but he was not allowed to immigrate due to criminal charges.
- pbhjpbhj 7y agoI'd have thought he'd be unable to _e_migrate as he'd shown himself to be a massive security liability; his apparent predilection for teenagers/young men would leave him open to a [further?] honeypot.
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