We should always remember what bigotry and hate took from the world.
There's a real possibility that he could have advanced fields like AI and cryptography, and knowing his insatiable curiosity, it's quite plausible that entirely new, groundbreaking areas of study could have sparked his obsession.
We should always remember what bigotry and hate took, and continues to take, from the world.
I used to live 200 yards from that spot. Late at night, stumbling back from a kebab shop after a night in the pub, my mates and I would stop by and say hello.
This might be a nicer tribute.
No, I don't feel so. By each, in their own way, pay tribute.
In halls or an apartment? I applied for Weston Hall when I was at UMIST, but ended up in Fallowfield :( The most important thing that Manchester did was open my mind having grown up in the the bigoted hinterlands of Northern Ireland.
I was at UMIST and lived in halls in Fallowfield, but ended up in private apartments around there for a decade, long after graduation.