JOHN NASH BEAUTIFUL MIND

[@HairyAngus]

just watched that movie for like 5th time still cried like 5 different times during it

[@Mandark188]

The best movie all time

[@bageda3109]

My grandma recommended it to me. Watched through the whole movie and literally just as the movie end i remember my grandma said it was based on reality. I cried hard

[@Fltw2311]

Just watched it for the first time and cried like a baby at the end

[@ismailahamad6201]

Useless

[@anilbunny1804]

Very dangerous disorder schizophrenia...

[@greg1mcintosh844]

Unbelievable he lived the life he lived and did so much and able to go on speaking tours at 86 or 87 and then to be taken in a car accident in the backseat of a taxi with his wife on the way home from the airport after getting a prize in Europe. Life is so random. God bless you and his wife and family

[@DataLog]

Probably killed

[@abdul-kabiralegbe5660]

I remember hearing of the accident in 2015. I was so mad at the loss of the man (and his wife who'd reunited with him).😢

[@kokomanation]

He thought he was persecuted his whole life.I think there might be a possibility it wasn’t an accident.People who feel threatened sometimes develop mental health problems it doesn’t mean that the threat isn’t real

[@aghacreed_lll]

😢

[@smartchip]

he was a great great man, yet he looked so humble, it is a honor to have heard his interviews and speeches, let us try to strive and become excellent, yet remain humble,

[@HolyFox2024]

@Alex__LaneHe’s great.

[@skepticusmaximus184]

I just watched 'A Beautiful Mind' and I must confess that the moment he says goodbye to Charles and Marcie is breaks my heart and makes me cry like a blubbering baby. Since seeing this film, I always wondered how accurate that was, indeed all the hallucinations. And did he really become convinced he was sick because Marcie never got any older.

[@yasyasmarangoz3577]

I don't think so, look at the current top comment.

[@yasyasmarangoz3577]

@Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (JEMSO) ok

[@aavesh.bagwan]

Bro I too cried while watching a movie, I don't know why but tears just coming out of my eyes.

[@paulflint6254]

His mental illness was portrayed wrongly. Even Nash says so.

[@gcg8187]

dude don't spoil the movie I haven't seen it yet. smh

[@superkarage5428]

I just watch the movie beautiful mind today. John nash is simply amazing person.

[@v3izp4]

Actually everything but, simply.

[@bruce33331]

RIP Prof John Nash. with love and respect. we miss you. thanks for all the work you did

[@stevejones-mg5gq]

SO FUNNY! What work?????????????????????

[@bruce33331]

​@@stevejones-mg5gqread his research papers

[@Piscesxxx]

Came here after watching the most exceptional movie Beautiful Mind... Extraordinary man and I'm so proud of him.

[@alondraacosta-mora6504]

I watched this movie yesterday in a flight and omg I cried like 5 times inside me cuz I had to control myself so bad in the plane. I have to say God bless this man. I love the movie but so sad. But he is just amazing. 🤩 also I think the movie taught me how real love can be so infinite and powerful 😢 I am so glad this man exists and I am even more glad he got the recognition he deserved. He will never be forgotten.

[@michaelreece2966]

How Russell Crowe didn’t win the Oscar for this role has always eluded me. He was brilliant.

[@rabbitonthemoon]

He would have won it if he hadn't won it the previous year for Gladiator.

[@aavesh.bagwan]

Just watched a beautiful mind movie, and cried after so long, it made my day.

[@djjerry6976]

this guy is super freaking awesome. he used mathematics to distinguish between delusions and reality. like, how crazy is that.

[@DanielFolsom]

I'm ... not sure that's an accurate version of how he overcame his disease. It's actually not insanely unusual for people suffering with schizophrenia to start distinguishing their hallucinations from reality on the basis of what makes sense. But also-I'm not sure how Nash used math at all? (Keeping in mind, of course, that, contrary to the film, he didn't have visual hallucinations, so the whole "they don't age" thing was just for Hollywood.)

[@djjerry6976]

well, i didn't know that. thank you for the information

[@dayo_0X1]

@@DanielFolsom oh wow. Thanks

[@22Hammy]

I don't how much of the film is true, but I know math explains the universe in almost every way. If you dig deep enough, math will be the explanation. I watched the movie and he says he'll use math to fix his problem, but they never show how he actually does that. He just gets used to the hallucinations and ignores them, but they're never gone

[@vashdesperado1232]

Honestly having an extremely mathematical might have a detriment. Being highly intelligent cant really save you from mental illness.

[@Kate-hu9be]

After watching this man's movie my heart is overwhelmed for my love❤️

[@irenechatelier563]

Watched it many years ago Still has an indelible imprint on my mind. Made me 😢

[@abdul-kabiralegbe5660]

My favourite movie. I bought the book after seeing the movie. Highly recommended.

[@zurioxsrl]

Do not forget, never go for the blonde chick

[@HALJOH123]

Mufti slave Buffalo Bill hu ! Surfer ! God damn you 👎

[@drtarr1609]

never go by stupid mind readers

[@TheLAKERSareGodsTeam]

Someone has to knock her up.

[@yashnayak552]

If this is a way to get the blonde chick for yourself, you can go to hell, zurioxsrl.

[@eyeswideshut8110]

I'm going for the Blond chick. Got cheated enough times by my best friend.

[@samyakjain7441]

You matter john, you matter

[@stevejones-mg5gq]

NOT.

[@BroScience710]

I wish I would have been aware of him prior to his passing to thank him and acknowledge him. I would like to send to heart out to his son.

[@hisham_alsabahy]

R.I.P. professor 😢

[@davidchong7866]

sorry you had to go through your challenges. i pray for you mr. nash. i also pray for your family.

[@abhisek-chatterjee]

"Hey Nash,you scared?" :) I'm fascinated to watch an Oxford Union video of this legend.

[@Saud-pr6ht]

@@pfg1427 stupefied

[@sophieso8476]

Just watched the movie. Will watch again. Great respect Professor !!!!

[@hooglio123]

Inspiring that he recovered and there is hope for others - I am looking for roads to recovery without high doses of medication

[@somethingtojenga]

Still blonde-free to this day. Thanks, John Nash!

[@Alhaweeee]

Nothing compares to the grandeur of a true scientist!

[@ulrikecanada]

I cried like a baby with they all gave him a pen

[@Locadel2003]

He actually has sense of humor 🥺

[@NNNN-ou7pq]

I was studying his biography in maths college when i first watch that movie 😄 ever since its my number one movie of all time

[@ordemeprogresso727]

(Good will hunting) is my all time best Movie alongside Monte Cristo.

[@itsnateriver]

Maths college??

[@emiliaemiko1869]

Good night!! Very nice video! Thank you very much! Mr. Nash is very brilhant! I could say that I always remember him and learned with him. ❤

[@saulgster]

Ladies and gentlemen the great John nash!

[@stevejones-mg5gq]

Where? Bless. Just BLESS.

[@anandmurumkar5190]

Today I watched A beautiful mind.... I cried...

[@katepalmer1311]

I watched the movie cus my husband has schizophrenia like him I needed to educate myself and learn my husband is struggling and thinks he's ok and he isn't taking his meds regularly it's sad watching him go down hill.

[@farukwalker1590]

thats sad i hope u all best

[@HaniaGamer]

All prayers go to you and your husband

[@l2blink337]

Lol

[@DemonEvidence]

I've learned that there really are evil reptilian beings that go to great lengths to stay secret, yet torment people with their, "supernatural," abilities. Their soul can astrally project, they can read people's conscious minds and induce feelings and emotions. They can even put words and images into people's heads, using quantum entanglement. They like to cause people to look crazy so that the person is alone. They feed off of the misery. I've been overtly harassed and threatened for about a year now, because I'm exposing them. They are behind the tyranny, violence and mysery, in the world. The details of my experience would fill a large book. There are, however, benevolent, extremely intelligent gecko-like humanoids, at work, too. I reached out and they got into contact with me. I think I provoked the evil creatures to reveal themselves to me. The evil ones are going down, but we are expected to do our part. I've been given the power to shake these creatures off from people, temporarily. I've compiled lots of good evidence, some original at Parler.com/tommy321. I just started a tik tok under the name reptilian_demon_exposure. I'm told that some people can shake these things off. You might be able to. First, ask God for the Holy Spirit. Then, tell the nasty creatures to release you and your family, in Jesus Christ's name. Keep telling them and remind them that they cannot harm you because you have the Holy spirit. Idk why or how this works, but it does. I should make a list of people to do this for. Here's a good quick YT start. This info is hard to find. Top Secret Clearance Officer kzbin.info/www/bejne/onOlnmhmedGYsJY Therapist Believes After 20k Hrs Victim Testimony kzbin.info/www/bejne/lairaZ-fitmjqaM Crash Investigation Officer's Daughter's Experience kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZq9eGV-iMuIgJY Ancient Knowlege Keeper & Abductee kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYHIgHalqr9srpY Scientist Discovers Invisible Intelligent "Sky Fish" (Archons) kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZi1dGWnlLt_e68 Ancient Inca Text Describes Archons (Demon Souls) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIHRhap-rK5rnas

[@mr.snoopy_bdon6609]

r.i.p john nash

[@jemman1484]

Legend

[@fckgooogle1000x]

Yes

[@AdoptedPoo]

@Aleksandra Pawluczuk Are you dumb? He's a mathematics legend he worked on differential calculus and economics.

[@sreejanibhattacharyya]

@Aleksandra Pawluczuk idiot spotted

[@scroll_serpent]

his sparkling intellect shines through

[@ramanujancollegeofmathemat6087]

JOHN NASH IS MY ROLE MODEL IN MATHEMATICS

[@stevejones-mg5gq]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE IT!!!!!!! PMSL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Astroponicist]

Good night Mr. Nash

[@madhurithorve2092]

Lots of respect and Love Sir 🙏❤❤❤

[@destbestkings8590]

Favorite movie of all times.

[@Dumvivimusvivamus]

Who one else feels empathy for those who suffer from this disease after watch the movie?

[@stefyguereschi]

Complimenti a John Nash👏👏🌹

[@Cyber666CyberpunkCybercrimeIts]

A Beautiful Mind, Uh Beautiful Mind

[@emiliaemiko1869]

The Life is not what is happening but was we are doing with the life ❤ 🥂🥂 All depends on us too.

[@raltezoremmuana]

Thank you, John Nash 👏

[@themoralshow902]

Nice❤️🤗 Fans from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰😍

[@Jkajn]

Russel crowe deserves Oscar for this role

[@silverfoils]

John Nash = Satoshi Nakamoto. Thank you John for the gift you gave to the world.

[@dadtalkx1589]

I am dyscalculic But can understand What it is like for me to be normal in my world view and still be ostracised because I’m not fulfilling my so called normative role as normal Yet the undiscovered uninformed world Has the unknown knowledge of The Mental disease Pertaining of schizophrenia Or schitoseffective personality disorder Which I belong Sometimes I feel for John Merick Schizophrenia is an invisible form of a malfunction of genetics that says I am The elephant man I’m in the mind May I suggest You whom are feeling superior Look at your own life and be honest and say you don’t meet the criteria either ? Simply because No one is perfect What ever that means In your world view? I say this light hearted with a grin on my face knowing The perfect people will come in to rebuke my comments Lol I pray for them Thanks for taking taking the time to read this it took you Possible all of a couple of minutes It took me 2 hours With my physical disability lol But at Least my brain still works Lol ❤️

[@22.chintangoyal68]

All hearts to you ❤️❤️❤️

[@walkertongdee]

Nash says that his equation predicts possible outcomes given that people should always act in a way that will be beneficial to them not only in the present but in the long run. Soon after world war two Nash started formulating his theory that was originally called Nash Theory but came to be called Game Theory because one acts as in a game and in a predetermined way, a way that will yield the best results for them. The result may not be a perfect result because others are plotting and acting out their own “game theories”. For game theory to work the players have to be self centered egoistic people, in other words the kind of people who run the world. As a post graduate of Princeton he was recruited by the Department of Defense. At first his help was enlisted to break codes and later he worked at a military strategy division called the Rand Corporation. What Nash did for them was apply his Game Theory to what was soon to be called the cold war. The Rand Corporation devised and began the cold war through the use of Game Theory. Rand corporation strategists used Nash’s mathematical models of game theory to predict how the Russians would react to what the US military was doing. Nuclear proliferation followed to insure that no matter what either side did, both sides would still have enough bombs retaliate. This was considered to be what was best for both sides effecting nuclear equilibrium or nuclear standoff. Then Nash took his theory one step further to show that one could create stability through self interest and fear. He created a game that he actually did call “fuck you buddy” where it is stated that the way to win is to ruthlessly betray your opponent. He took his game theory and tried to apply it to all forms of human interaction. Nash showed that people will strategize to get what they want and there will always be the option of equilibrium. Through rationally using their selfish desires both sides can perfectly adjust to develop equilibrium. But the rational decision to make is that one should always betray his opponent, if someone plays fair and upholds their end of the deal there will be a payoff to his opponent, this is called the sucker payoff. His Game Theory applied to economics won him the Nobel Peace Prize. Today these theories are considered basic business operating procedures just like in the cold war and “fuck you buddy” is the modus operandi of the stock market and corporate world to this today. In 1959 Nash was forcefully committed to a mental hospital for Paranoid Schizophrenia but the game plays on. Postscript: Then that little piss ant Ron Howard totally misinterpreted this man and his twisted mind as being perfect.

[@nandanm3826]

Thank you for sharing.

[@janjantimalsina1465]

John Nash 🌟

[@enterestado]

Its unbelievable how an irresponsable and mindless f'ing cab driver could be responsible for the end of such a great mind and life experience. He was not severely hurt in the crash, both Nash and wife not wearing seat belts. Sometimes life outcomes are really unbelievably painful to digest. But hey, its life. He and wife had a hell of a long and profound life.

[@waelwael1912]

But if u looked on the other way around God knows what's best which indicates that he can't live without his wife so it's destiny at the end to be both killed at the same day

[@abdul-kabiralegbe5660]

Your first sentence exactly summed up my reaction to the news.

[@pauldavis3904]

He had one hell of a life, only to still be taken before his time.

[@babykangaroo8769]

The part he laughed after he said the mind doesn’t know what its duty is, and how a normal human individual that performs certain expected functions, this is the sickness of the society, how we consider being normal, and cannot accept a brilliant mind.

[@tomyar3629]

So he meant people expect the mind performs certain functions, because on the contrary it is going to be considered sick? This is what suffer a brillian mind?

[@AnimationsJungle]

Love this guy

[@PriceCollect-ey7xl]

SIR please sit down , we are listening

[@johngluck6938]

I have read a lot about him. He didn't want to be an insignificant person so he imagined a lot of doing spy missions. His imagination just got away with him to escape being "normal". He truly was a genius.

[@PGIOL]

WHILE ANGRY

[@Realer-pq8qk]

What a legend 💔

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

Nobody gets out of psych hospital alive not to mention about the humiliation one goes through. Very rewarding when after all these years they still don't know how to clear seeds.

[@LastWarAngel]

I watched this movie over 50+ times. This movie is one of the best movies in my list. Awesome! Like The green mile etc. This kind of movies are unique! And today? Trash movies !!

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

For coordination and balance.

[@SmokeDog1871]

Seems like a lovely human being

[@siddharthjain2127]

A beautiful mind 😍 Hits high John Nash biography

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

Beers. Cheers.

[@amlmahmoud2824]

The great John Nash 💙💙💙💙💙

[@PriceCollect-ey7xl]

Family discussion about the movies and the awards

[@Intheslithytoves]

A Beautiful Person, also.

[@stevejones-mg5gq]

ERGH WHAT??????????????????????????

[@michaelkoch6863]

How did Prof. Nash try to prove the Riemann conjecture? Does anyone know??

[@rodrigoortuno5677]

Why are no more videos of John? :'(

[@sdot6737]

Satoshi Nakamoto

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

So wash your hands with Pantene Pro V. It is pretty interesting.

[@hkmsawwa]

Respect

[@krcclasses]

The man, proved world is mad not He.

[@dewinurmahmudah2570]

Barokallah pak Nash..

[@JamesTaylor-je6es]

What an absolute best human possible. ❤️

[@stevejones-mg5gq]

WTAF?????????????? #CLUELESS

[@Republic4ever714]

He and his wife were killed in NJ in taxi on the highway a tragic end for a brilliant man .

[@ghirardellichocolate201]

By now some have head concussions. Use Star Look lip liner pencil on ur both sides of eye ever day to recover. One option how to recover from head concussion.

[@zeichendreher]

Certain Areas #targets #random #match

[@chitwandhuliya]

Stupefied, petrified and mortified by JOHN NASH

[@Dylan_J_Johnson]

Up for a game of go?

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

We are just curious what it is that happened... One I assume I live in a Toilet... then MG Citrate, these people are enemies... THey gave me electric SHOCK every single day

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

I at all times have the right judgement... Which is also wrong most of the time.... In predictions...

[@Rave360]

I just watch the movie and its beautiful. Thank you very much professor

[@rizalukman7982]

I watched the movie beautiful mind but I don't know that he is the real person

[@garyelliott9736]

Sleep tight genius

[@tarcioleoterio8795]

One of the greatest minds of the human history.

[@stevejones-mg5gq]

Seriously fucking grow up. He managed to 'write' two copycat 'papers with a total of 12 pages. You are fucking funny!!!!!!!!!!! My virtual cat has a 'greater mind'. You clown.

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

I kak asvabadili??? Svadbu sigrli... svabodna!

[@TSR2300]

🙏🙏🙏🙏 ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lukas_carlos]

The OG

[@faizafaiza1007]

john nash you're a legend

[@stevejones-mg5gq]

CUCKOO! CUCKOO!

[@PGIOL]

WHILE FLOWER NEVER BLOOMED WRITING A POEM FALLING DOWN SCAFOLD DOING KIRCHKOFFS LAW AND SAY HIS GOING TO MARS

[@Haider-Ali76436]

I feel ashamed to see that there is no seat for him to sit, as he is a great man in older stage and speaking in standing position feeling uncomfort.

[@NormBa]

Is this the man who may yet free the world through blockchain?

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

It cuts.

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

The problem is Judgment is a different thing and coming up with a law with the same kind of judgements is a different thing... If you believe in guillotine then do it??? Poor judgement right??? They even found how to fix it, but they won't...

[@francescofrancesco2543]

Who was Better? Cash, Reimann, Gauss, Selberg, Eulero, Fermat, Weil, Ramaujan...

[@Dylan_J_Johnson]

Ramaujan probably had the most talent but Riemann or Gauss probably takes the cake as most brilliant; imagine what they could do with modern principles and calculators.

[@abdullah.al.noman.z]

7160D

[@CyberpunkCyberViewsEdgerunner6]

Gohan Nash Beautiful Mind

[@publiusovidius7386]

Opie Taylor's feel-good movie removed many of the complexities of Nash's life. The abandoned illegitimate son, the homosexual episodes, and the divorce. Would have made a more interesting, less one-dimensional film.

[@octoderme]

Não sei quem era mais maluco a.mulher ou ele ...

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

Black tea Strong. The name of the tea. Y

[@PiCheZvara]

It's actually funny how this man's public image is pretty much dependent and based on A Beautiful Mind. Like the movie is pretty damn good, Crowe is excellent, but it really is almost all Hollywood BS. It's the best type of Hollywood, it warms the heart, well shot, great music, etc., quality work, but it is probably a very far cry from the real man. And thus you get people always looking at him through the lens of "awww, that's the guy who showed Jennifer Connelly the beautiful umbrella in the sky" and "I loved the scene where they highlighted the numbers and shit and camera rotated - damn that was cool af". And the fact he had to accept that his image and memory is dependent on such from his POV probably pretty trite and overly sentimental emotional tearjerker...IDK. The movie is respectful, but it's just completely made-up almost to the point where it's questionable whether anyone really cares to have such a tombstone. But maybe it's better than nothing I guess. And people who only know him from the movie and understand fuck all about his work then sing him praises because he speaks in a slow, soft voice - how he's a beautiful "humble man", or a "great guy". Really it seems like this guy deserves some proper, comprehensive documentary about his life and work and about what the movie does right and wrong - not in an attempt to demean the film, but in an attempt to sort of set the public record straight so this man's memory is exactly what is should be.