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She Beat a 1970s Computer With Her Mind | The Astonishing Story of Shakuntala Devi
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What if a human mind could outperform a computer?

In this remarkable true story, we explore the life and legacy of Shakuntala Devi, the legendary Indian mathematician known worldwide as the “Human Computer.”
Born in 1929 with no formal education, she stunned professors, scientists, and television audiences by performing complex calculations faster than early computers.

From university halls to BBC television studios, Shakuntala Devi repeatedly proved that the human brain, at its peak, could rival — and even defeat — machines.

Featuring:
• Her childhood discovery
• International demonstrations
• The famous 1977 Dallas challenge against a UNIVAC computer
• Rare BBC footage where she calculates faster than a machine on live television

This is not just a story about numbers.
It’s a story about genius, resilience, and a woman who shattered global expectations.

📌 Perfect for viewers interested in:
History • Human Intelligence • Extraordinary Minds • True Stories • Science & Technology


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