Jan 28, 2024
In 1929, in the heart of the
American South, there lived a young girl named Ada. Ada's world was
one of magnolias and moonlit porches, a place where the future
seemed as distant as the stars in the night. Yet, Ada's mind was a
universe of its own, teeming with questions far beyond the
constraints of her time and
place.
Ada was fascinated by the burgeoning
fields of science and technology. She devoured books on physics,
chemistry, and engineering, and her imagination was captivated by
the idea of Singularity – a concept she conceived as a convergence
of human intelligence and technological advancement, transcending
time and space.