Neurodivergent teacher uses dyscalculia "superpower" to recreate full-scale, whale-sized replica of world's first programmable digital computer — 21st-century ENIAC used almost 3,000 sq ft of cardboard and NASA's Artemis II may be his next big challenge

Arizona students construct full-scale ENIAC replica, turning classroom into a whale-sized tribute to early computing history.

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Neurodivergent teacher uses dyscalculia "superpower" to recreate full-scale, whale-sized replica of world's first programmable digital computer — 21st-century ENIAC used almost 3,000 sq ft of cardboard and NASA's Artemis II may be his next big challenge
Arizona students construct full-scale ENIAC replica, turning classroom into a whale-sized tribute to early computing history.
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