After that, there's the women who got the US to space, and then maybe my all-time favorite, Ada Lovelace

False divisions or some say wage slave capitalism.

Hard men. Keep going.

Don't you mean Alan Turing?

It might amaze you to learn that Turing did not work by himself, but actually led an entire team of codebreakers and programmers in Bletchley Park, the VAST majority of whom were women (despite what that dumb movie portrayed).

Not really sure what you're getting at here. Turing was found guilty of a crime introduced to parliament by MP Henry Labouchere and passed by an all male parliament. Men had basically full control of society, and in fact a man was the one directly responsible for the situation surrounding the investigation that lead to Turings trial. The person you're responding to is adding that women were involved in code breaking and noted that this fact had far reaching implications throughout society. Though the UK is quite white, plenty of black women were affected by both the war and sex discrimination. Women tend to be more proLGBT, and the person you're responding to mentioned how DEI on the whole is important. You being dismissive of the work women put in and how that affected society doesn't really add much to the discussion.

It's important that society move away from the "great man" theory of history, and context like the one the above commenter provided is needed for that pivot.

This might be the dumbest thing I have read today. Alan Turing is a widely recognized name, but few people are aware that the vast majority of the people who worked for him in were women. That part didn't even make it into the movie. Nothing like this is ever done by one person, and its on you if you can't get your head far enough out of your own ass to see that.

Put to death? What is this nonsense? It is thought that he accidentally poisoned himself.