Just watched a beautiful mind and cried my eyes out What an exceptional man and the loyalty and love and support his wife had for John despite the struggles they both faced they remained together untill the end Had me in tears RIP 💕
The movie is largely fictional, but the reality is actually more moving. They separated after a few years of marriage due to the stress his illness caused. She kept supporting him though and they lived in the same house. Much later they remarried
I related to the film since I struggle with my disabilities, like autism, asthma, and scoliosis. I can walk, but it hurts my back, so I minimize movement as much as possible. Autism, I struggled with reading and writing because I was a visual learner, and I still do. I had to constantly prove that I was smart enough not to be in Special Ed, so it was a lot of time arguing and doing homework. I suffer from asthma, where I have to spit out white mucus or deal with it through medication. Finally, I might suffer from a minor form of schizophrenia to the point I do take medication for it, mostly because I'm paranoid about passing college. I hear voices calling me a psychopath or encouraging me to hurt others, but I say no to it to help cope.
I have schiziphrenia. I watch this video just to motivate myself that person with this mental condition can bring lot from his life to life and this person got noble prize. At least I can make my life at the best level possible in every manner. I never thought that before.
What always strikes me about exceptionally intelligent people is the degree of humility they have. You can just see it when they speak and how they compose themselves. They live humbleness. It almost seems to get to the point that it handicaps them.
it's documented in his bio he was capable of being a grade a snot. i think a giant must learn grace and humility, otherwise be a recluse. he does seem really composed and nice..
just finished watching the beautiful mind, I made a simple prayer that I will find someone who try not to give on me like nush's wife! it's 2:51 am let me sleep now!
Amazing kind, humble and intelligent man. I could listen to him talk for hours. It's sad how he and his loving wife Alicia died in an auto accident. I pray their son John, manages ok with the help he receives from the mental health organizations. RIP John Nash. Godspeed.
The movie " A Beautiful Mind " , is as best told by John himself . My understanding is between HIM and his wife they recounted the most urgent of rememberances of episodes for the movie . John stated that Hollywood's elaboration on screen was accepted by him and his wife . He stated after year's with his mental illness he felt to really get the message on screen were by the actual events that really stood out the Most ! His wife was reluctant at first but also knew that John story could help other understanding mental illness doesn't STOP a person's life . It complicates certain happenings . She also said John love for her taught her that ! Now their son John inheritance of the Same mental illness has proven yes John is a mathematical genius but he fights the illness !!! With John and his wife both gone . I hope they're son will be okay. .
Schizophrenia is terrible illness I supported my wife for forty years with this awful illness ,with little or no support while working as electrical engineer ,it’s really terrible illness not only for a the unfortunate person who had it ,but the family and every one around ,and the misunderstanding and misconception of the people around ,and the lack of support for carer .
I'm watching A BEAUTIFUL Mind now. I've seen it a few times. It led me here to hear from the man. Intelligent person. He was killed along with his wife in a cab going home after receiving the Abel Prize. He's the only one to win both I believe. Nobel and Abel.
An amazing, brilliant, humble person. I so admire his genius and ability to overcome or at least manage such a stigmatized mental illness. I have nothing g but admiration for this man and his wife and son who stood by him throughout
The humbleness of this guy.. He was asked to give examples of the times when he corrected his noble prize and he chose to talk about small gatherings watching the days getting longer.
Asking a genius a broad range question is like opening a dictionary. Asking him extremely specific questions about complex subject matter is where a man like this lives. Things most people have never comprehended, this man is miles ahead in all directions and it would literally take us years to understand and by that time, he’s already miles ahead of that.
I love this. I do not know why I have not been so aware this whole time about mental illnesses. I feel so ignorant. I will start to learn more about it. Thank you professor.
A beautiful mind brought me here. The power of love especially at the lowest point of an individual's life is phenomenal. God bless that beautiful woman, her exceptional commitment to her marriage allowed the world to experience what this genius can do.
Apart from being heart touching and full of a life changing lesson to take on, the movie A Beautiful Mind together with his talk on this video elaborate the mother source of wisdom and natural humanity life can ever offer man.
The movie, with a few exceptions, is pretty much fabricated for the most part, by Hollywood. John himself said after he watched the movie "that's not me".
Yes a lot of it was fabricated especially the dates they mention in the film. He also didn’t see people with his illness, he just heard voices. If i could say one thing the movie got right based off research is that the “turning point” when hr start ignoring the 3 imaginary people was true but the real John just ignored the voices that was in his head.
Now for the first time, I see A beautiful mind and cried a lot. I get motivated by this movie that hard work (and smart work) pays off and kinda realize how to be a good wife. He became John Nash because of his wife. But, I get demotivated about being a genius.
"Every Once In Our Lifetimes There is A Unique INDIVIDUAL Who Comes Along In Which Can Influence Many In Life & The Manner In Which Inspires Oneself or Many!" "I Believe Dr.John Forbes Nash is One of Them!" "Was Use A Very Little Portion Of Our Brain & It's Full Potential Throughput Our Lives!" ""Dr. John Forbes Nash is One Of Them Whom Managed To Tap Into The Full Potential of One's Mind(Brain) And The Ability To Utilize 100% Of Our Brain's(Mind's) Potential!"
Someone mentioned today that he could be a contender for Satoshi Nakamoto. I didn't know much about him but I see game theory & cryptography were in his area of study. He didn't go into his theories on money here much, but this interview was still 4 years before the bitcoin white paper so still plenty of time to develop them. I'll admit, I can't really fathom why Satoshi said he was "busy with other things" and turned over the admin of bitcoin core to others. I've always imagined him as a young person. But what if he wasnt young. What if he really did have lots of other interests pulling at him or other life challenges (as in his mental health) and was old enough not to care about the future value of his million bitcoins but instead truly did give bitcoin as a gift to the world. It could have been him...
imagine if he had an assistant with him who help keep track of his daily routine，share toughts，share emotions， while he focus on his work，think he would live with schzoprenia better😢
Amazing amazing man. He had a mind unlike any other person ever in history. That came with obvious demons but he made the best of it. A lot of people with his issues fall into obscurity. Not falling in that trap is his biggest accomplishment.
I am trying to source the Nash quote "You don't have to be a mathematician to have a feel for numbers." I can't find a citation anywhere. Has this been misattributed? It certainly sounds like something he'd say
Nash Embedding Theorem. Nash Equilibrium. John Nash you overcame at great cost, beautiful and multifaceted human being. John Charles Nash and Charles Stier ….. both paid in their own ways too, the first inheriting his father’s affliction and the second suffering from an absent Dad. Alicia Nash, a physicist, who gave up her career to look after husband John Snr and son John Jnr.
I hope you find ways to manage your OCD. I see Mr. Nash as an inspiration. He slowly intellectually convinced himself to essentially return to normal. It may not happen for all of us but there is hope. You're not alone!
My daughter suffers from the same ocd. She controls it by praying a lot and during and episode she tells herself this will not control me. God is in control and she rebukes it. I told her never give up and to have faith. She can now control it way better now in her 20s. I will pray for you as well.
My ears perked up when I heard Dr. Nash say, " Of course the American education system is very inefficient in many ways compared to other countries -- Europe and Japan.". Truer words were never spoken! I wish our government would pay attention and stop working hard to dumb down the students. The government is certainly aware our education system is failing miserably. I don't know how many articles have been written on "The Dumbing- Down of Education in America."in
I do not idolize this man for his Nobel prize. I idolize him for fighting off schizophrenia throughout the majority of his life.
David Perrone absolutely true. I revere his determination, his tremendous will power.
I absolutely agree David
Guess math is not your field of expertise
Well,you should idolize him for his work instead.
Why not respect him for all his contributions and his ability to overcome something that many have not?
Just watched a beautiful mind and cried my eyes out
What an exceptional man and the loyalty and love and support his wife had for John despite the struggles they both faced they remained together untill the end
Had me in tears
RIP 💕
The movie is largely fictional, but the reality is actually more moving. They separated after a few years of marriage due to the stress his illness caused. She kept supporting him though and they lived in the same house. Much later they remarried
And he quit his medications after 10 years. He learned to separate rational from irrational
Same here I cried too. What a beautiful movie of this beautiful mind
I related to the film since I struggle with my disabilities, like autism, asthma, and scoliosis. I can walk, but it hurts my back, so I minimize movement as much as possible. Autism, I struggled with reading and writing because I was a visual learner, and I still do. I had to constantly prove that I was smart enough not to be in Special Ed, so it was a lot of time arguing and doing homework. I suffer from asthma, where I have to spit out white mucus or deal with it through medication. Finally, I might suffer from a minor form of schizophrenia to the point I do take medication for it, mostly because I'm paranoid about passing college. I hear voices calling me a psychopath or encouraging me to hurt others, but I say no to it to help cope.
"A Beautiful Mind" brought me here. He was indeed a humble genius with a very thoughtful wife.
I too
rest in peace. what a great man, wow. i'm humbled
I have schiziphrenia. I watch this video just to motivate myself that person with this mental condition can bring lot from his life to life and this person got noble prize.
At least I can make my life at the best level possible in every manner. I never thought that before.
Je vous le souhaite de tout cœur. Le meilleur pour vous
Are you okey now
What always strikes me about exceptionally intelligent people is the degree of humility they have. You can just see it when they speak and how they compose themselves. They live humbleness. It almost seems to get to the point that it handicaps them.
mental illness humbles us immensely.
it's documented in his bio he was capable of being a grade a snot. i think a giant must learn grace and humility, otherwise be a recluse. he does seem really composed and nice..
He was very arrogant before he became this today
@@eddiemac-637 Not arrogant just knowledgable compared to others, so difficult to be understood by them.
😂😅 You HAVE to be kidding. The nastiest dismissive people I've ever met were highly intelligent folks.
Still not forgotten in 2020. Still changing lives. What a great man
The movie "Beautiful mind" ...got a life in me ...thank you sir for showing how failures become a part of success 🙏🙏
just finished watching the beautiful mind, I made a simple prayer that I will find someone who try not to give on me like nush's wife! it's 2:51 am let me sleep now!
I think his story of triumph over his schizophrenia is the most inspiring aspect of his achievements.,,,,
This is the kind of brilliance that needs to make decisions on the direction in which humanity is to move.
Amazing kind, humble and intelligent man. I could listen to him talk for hours. It's sad how he and his loving wife Alicia died in an auto accident. I pray their son John, manages ok with the help he receives from the mental health organizations. RIP John Nash. Godspeed.
The movie " A Beautiful Mind " , is as best told by John himself . My understanding is between HIM and his wife they recounted the most urgent of rememberances of episodes for the movie .
John stated that Hollywood's elaboration on screen was accepted by him and his wife . He stated after year's with his mental illness he felt to really get the message on screen were by the actual events that really stood out the Most !
His wife was reluctant at first but also knew that John story could help other understanding mental illness doesn't STOP a person's life . It complicates certain happenings . She also said John love for her taught her that !
Now their son John inheritance of the Same mental illness has proven yes John is a mathematical genius but he fights the illness !!!
With John and his wife both gone . I hope they're son will be okay. .
Thanks 👍. I agree
Schizophrenia is terrible illness I supported my wife for forty years with this awful illness ,with little or no support while working as electrical engineer ,it’s really terrible illness not only for a the unfortunate person who had it ,but the family and every one around ,and the misunderstanding and misconception of the people around ,and the lack of support for carer .
Reading, watching and hearing your story thought me to be brave. RIP
Me, too, I wad very feeply impressed about his tortured life. And at this old age you can't even notice that he would suffer so much. He is a hero.
I'm watching A BEAUTIFUL Mind now. I've seen it a few times. It led me here to hear from the man. Intelligent person. He was killed along with his wife in a cab going home after receiving the Abel Prize. He's the only one to win both I believe. Nobel and Abel.
Surprised he never got a Wolf tbh
It's so interesting to listen to Professor Nash himself, and the interviewer was excellent, thank you.
So moving to see such a great man going through all the traumas of his life.
2020. Watching the beautiful mind. Such A great man. I am humbled🌺RIP SIR.
An amazing, brilliant, humble person. I so admire his genius and ability to overcome or at least manage such a stigmatized mental illness. I have nothing g but admiration for this man and his wife and son who stood by him throughout
A BEAUTIFUL QUOTE'
'THE OMLY THING GREATER THAN THE POWER OF THE MIND IS THE COURAGE OF THE HEART"
JOHN NASH
The humbleness of this guy.. He was asked to give examples of the times when he corrected his noble prize and he chose to talk about small gatherings watching the days getting longer.
Asking a genius a broad range question is like opening a dictionary. Asking him extremely specific questions about complex subject matter is where a man like this lives. Things most people have never comprehended, this man is miles ahead in all directions and it would literally take us years to understand and by that time, he’s already miles ahead of that.
I love this. I do not know why I have not been so aware this whole time about mental illnesses. I feel so ignorant. I will start to learn more about it. Thank you professor.
It is only in the mysterious equations of love that any logical reasons can be found.
A beautiful mind brought me here. The power of love especially at the lowest point of an individual's life is phenomenal. God bless that beautiful woman, her exceptional commitment to her marriage allowed the world to experience what this genius can do.
An absolute legend. RIP 🙏🏻
I just finished 'A Beautiful Mind' ❤️❤️
Richard Duffin wrote a letter of recommendation for Nash's entrance to Princeton stating, "He is a mathematical genius."
Apart from being heart touching and full of a life changing lesson to take on, the movie A Beautiful Mind together with his talk on this video elaborate the mother source of wisdom and natural humanity life can ever offer man.
This interview is so fascinating!! I’ve become inspired due to the movie based on him called “The Beautiful Mind”.
The movie, with a few exceptions, is pretty much fabricated for the most part, by Hollywood.
John himself said after he watched the movie "that's not me".
Yes a lot of it was fabricated especially the dates they mention in the film. He also didn’t see people with his illness, he just heard voices. If i could say one thing the movie got right based off research is that the “turning point” when hr start ignoring the 3 imaginary people was true but the real John just ignored the voices that was in his head.
He was amazing. My life regret is not meeting him when I could :(
You had the chance to meet him?
Rest in peace... Wow what a man ...a wonderful Mind.
A brilliant Applied Mathematician and his Mathematical Theories on Nash Equilibrium Dynamics.
Now for the first time, I see A beautiful mind and cried a lot. I get motivated by this movie that hard work (and smart work) pays off and kinda realize how to be a good wife. He became John Nash because of his wife. But, I get demotivated about being a genius.
"Every Once In Our Lifetimes There is A Unique INDIVIDUAL Who Comes Along In Which Can Influence Many In Life & The Manner In Which Inspires Oneself or Many!" "I Believe Dr.John Forbes Nash is One of Them!" "Was Use A Very Little Portion Of Our Brain & It's Full Potential Throughput Our Lives!" ""Dr. John Forbes Nash is One Of Them Whom Managed To Tap Into The Full Potential of One's Mind(Brain) And The Ability To Utilize 100% Of Our Brain's(Mind's) Potential!"
Just watched (A beautiful mind) what a great movie based on a real life story.
Someone mentioned today that he could be a contender for Satoshi Nakamoto. I didn't know much about him but I see game theory & cryptography were in his area of study. He didn't go into his theories on money here much, but this interview was still 4 years before the bitcoin white paper so still plenty of time to develop them.
I'll admit, I can't really fathom why Satoshi said he was "busy with other things" and turned over the admin of bitcoin core to others. I've always imagined him as a young person. But what if he wasnt young. What if he really did have lots of other interests pulling at him or other life challenges (as in his mental health) and was old enough not to care about the future value of his million bitcoins but instead truly did give bitcoin as a gift to the world. It could have been him...
Extremely courageous man, RIP to him and his wife
May he rest in peace
such a beautiful mind no matter of the so called "mental illness"
Great Man
I've no words
imagine if he had an assistant with him who help keep track of his daily routine，share toughts，share emotions， while he focus on his work，think he would live with schzoprenia better😢
A great warrior and a great genius!
Very well deserved prize !!
Truly a beautiful mind.
Amazing amazing man. He had a mind unlike any other person ever in history. That came with obvious demons but he made the best of it. A lot of people with his issues fall into obscurity. Not falling in that trap is his biggest accomplishment.
His looks remind me of my grandfather
A Great Person... Rip...
Who is here right after watching the beautiful mind?
I am trying to source the Nash quote "You don't have to be a mathematician to have a feel for numbers." I can't find a citation anywhere. Has this been misattributed? It certainly sounds like something he'd say
I recommended see " A Beautiful Mind"
What a Hero
legend
great personality
Nash Embedding Theorem. Nash Equilibrium. John Nash you overcame at great cost, beautiful and multifaceted human being.
John Charles Nash and Charles Stier ….. both paid in their own ways too, the first inheriting his father’s affliction and the second suffering from an absent Dad. Alicia Nash, a physicist, who gave up her career to look after husband John Snr and son John Jnr.
true scientist "don't go for what is fashionable"
Beautiful mind
a true genius
Set playback speed at 1.5x.
Much better. Thank you.
Jbs93 thnx
True
1.25, to taste. Thanks!
I dont suffer from that condition but I suffer fromOCD an other form of mental illness. every day is a challenge,,
I hope you find ways to manage your OCD. I see Mr. Nash as an inspiration. He slowly intellectually convinced himself to essentially return to normal. It may not happen for all of us but there is hope. You're not alone!
My daughter suffers from the same ocd. She controls it by praying a lot and during and episode she tells herself this will not control me. God is in control and she rebukes it. I told her never give up and to have faith. She can now control it way better now in her 20s. I will pray for you as well.
23 Sir the frame is on UK...
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...must have been hard dealing with his schizophrenia and high Math at the same time....
The movie is way different from his real life
A beautiful mind 🥹
amazing
LEGEND
I wonder if he can see those people in this interview?
He never saw any, "only" heard voices. Don't believe everything in the movie.
He only died because his purpose was finally filled with his challenges.
He said, He doesn't know how long he will live
*deeply
My ears perked up when I heard Dr. Nash say, " Of course the American education system is very inefficient in many ways compared to other countries -- Europe and Japan.". Truer words were never spoken! I wish our government would pay attention and stop working hard to dumb down the students. The government is certainly aware our education system is failing miserably. I don't know how many articles have been written on "The Dumbing- Down of Education in America."in
Interviewers should put in more passion in talking to people like that.
rip
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❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ideal money, think he discovered something, was to release a study involving game theory and money.
but tragically dies in Car accident ...
Na...! Nothing to see here ...
He seems somewhat intelligent.
Somewhat?? He was a genius!
DR. John Nash was a Brilliant Applied Mathematician. He was not "somewhat" intelligent he was a GENIUS!!!
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