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Episode 3 : Boredom Dividend
Welcome to Keep it Simple podcast where I simplify big ideas from great thinkers. This episode discuss the idea of Boredom Dividend from the perspective of Alan Turing, world famous Mathematician, Computer Scientist and Cryptographist . Alan is known for breaking Enigma Code during World War II. He is also considered as father of Artificial Intelligence. His style of working and thinking act as an inspiration for all of us.
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Music: Open Source and Royalty Free
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By Siddhartha JainWelcome to Keep it Simple podcast where I simplify big ideas from great thinkers. This episode discuss the idea of Boredom Dividend from the perspective of Alan Turing, world famous Mathematician, Computer Scientist and Cryptographist . Alan is known for breaking Enigma Code during World War II. He is also considered as father of Artificial Intelligence. His style of working and thinking act as an inspiration for all of us.
If you do like my work please share it with your friends and family. To get more content:
To get more content:
Visit my PODCAST: https://shorturl.at/aRZRv
Visit my BLOG: https://shorturl.at/mghZi
Follow on X/ TWITTER: https://x.com/SiddharthaTalks
Follow on INSTAGRAM:https://shorturl.at/3tSWZ
Credits:
Image: https://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/1949/
Music: Open Source and Royalty Free
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.siddharthajain.blog
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.siddharthajain.blog