Nash Equilibrium

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Publicado 2007-10-20
One of my favourite moments in A Beautiful Mind.

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  • @omarsabih
    This is the greatest thing about research and innovation. For a moment, you know something no one on earth does.
  • @andyb1336
    Good ole nash adding an extra chapter to my intermediate microeconomics course...
  • @agto7634
    The way he explains gives deep chills, it conveys perfectly what it feels like to be hit by an original idea.
  • @jagrcantakeyou
    I love watching these clips, I get so pumped to go to school on Monday and create some mind-blowing breakthrough to wow my professors and to cement myself in history books forever. Except my professor says "Steve, this is a drawing of a stick figure with the words 'Steve's theory of stick figures' written under it. And this isn't a school, it's a factory, and i'm not a professor i'm your boss and you're 15 minutes late and your fired."
  • @ice.k4049
    I am currently writing my senior thesis in history. Even as a small child, this film encouraged me to dream academically. I am on the last chapter and am now watching this scene again. The diligence portrayed in this movie still motivates me as if I were still a little boy taking my first steps on this path.
  • Takes a theory, applies it through competency and ownership of it, then runs with it by revising it into an unknown, evolved and "Equilibrium" state of a better theory. Truly a beautiful mind
  • John Nash. A man with a mission, a drive, and a purpose. Respect well deserved.
  • @gabe2349
    This is such an amazing scene. I’m in my senior year of studying economics, and Nash Equilibrium has been in every textbook I’ve had to buy.
  • @a1960g
    This has got to be one of the most epic scenes that explains game theory in its simplest form.
  • @Zurassh
    Rest In Peace, John Nash :-(
  • @kaycamille1544
    In my opinion one of the best films ever made . The depictment of schizophrenia was spot on. Have lived with my mother suffering the same illness for 40 years and the sensitive script and unsurpassed acting is nothing short of genius. I hope this film gives people incite into mental illness
  • This scene was the best theoretical illustration of the Nash equilibrium I have seen. Much better understood then my university courses..😂
  • @Brokenlikefour
    Like others have said here, this scene motivates for some reason. The music really stimulates that Eureka-feeling. Nash can't wait to work his theory out and talking softly to himself in mathematical language. Epic
  • @louiseobrien2010
    The theory at the time was that businesses work best when we all compete against each other because competition brings about the best economic results. This is what capitalism is about - the market forces determining the outcomes through competition. But Nash realises that there are situations where we need to work collectively in order for everyone to win.
  • @kaushaltak4528
    The piano in the score ❤️ such a beautiful music by james horner
  • @4upranit
    This particular clip watched right before my exam awarded me 15 marks !
  • @olijadu
    John Nash's revision is how every community should work. What's best for yourself and the community. If everyone in the community only operates for self , the community fails.
  • @phenyl
    The most mind blowing thing about the Nash Equilibrium to me, is the simple mathematical model that underpins it. The N.E. is the intersection between the Best-Response curves of every agent. mindblown
  • @golfkid33
    other than not being a nash equilibrium, this is a great scene
  • I love this scene a lot.. Especially bg by James horner completely tooks me to other world lv u JH we gona miss ur music...