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Dear Alan, I remember his saying to me so simply & sadly “I just can’t believe it’s as nice to go to bed with a girl as with a boy” and all I could say was “I entirely agree with you – I also much prefer boys.”
And here we have more proof that gays can& #39;t drive: "Once he nearly reversed into the Carnegie Lake and drowned them both."
[...] He was a delightful person to work with. He had great patience with those who were not as gifted as himself."
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Love that Alan liked to read Jane Austen
‘One does not expect to find in one man both the most admirable intellect one had met and a person of the rarest human quality, but Turing was such a man, at least for me.’
