The site contains nearly 3,000 images of letters, photographs, newspaper articles, and unpublished papers by or about Alan Turing. But surprisingly the best 7-minute summary of Turing's 1937 landmark paper "On computable numbers, with an application to the Entscheidungsproblem" occurs in the theatre: see Breaking the Code http://ff.im/Zed2U (what? Zed to you :-) between 28m10s and 34m50s. - Adriano

"Here’s a toast to Alan Turing // born in harsher, darker times // who thought outside the container // and loved outside the lines // and so the code-breaker was broken // and we’re sorry // yes now the s-word has been spoken // the official conscience woken // – very carefully scripted but at least it’s not encrypted – // and the story does suggest // a part 2 to the Turing Test: // 1. can machines behave like humans? // 2. can we?" -- Matt Harvey http://digitaleditions.walswor... - Amira