The conference in London was discussing how to divide up the world's interests, while in Australasia, Arthur was also plotting how to deploy a major future technology: the development of computer science.
Speaking of computer science, one cannot help but mention the famous British mathematician and logician, known as the father of computer science, the father of artificial intelligence, and the founder of computer logic, Alan Mathison Turing.
Regarding the development of computer science, there is actually a little-known secret history.
Although the more famous first computer was manufactured by the United States Military, Britain's electronic computer "Colossus," developed for the decryption of secret communications, was created two years earlier than the so-called first computer of the United States.
