Does he have a job?

Thanks for that, glad to know he’s doing ok xxx

Thanks for the info.

Has Johnny ever been married?

thank u!

I'm not.

I am. I have reoccurring nightmares about it.

He was definitely hurt

His father is a sick man, also, so he reacts like that of a man who is sick in his mental reasoning and sensitivity levels.

Some people hate their fathers. Not me though. Used to. Not any longer❤️

Well, the narrator mentioned that there were two sons, and said the younger son inherited John Nash Jr.'s schizophrenia and genius. I suppose the older son didn't, but perhaps he's healthy enough to take care of his younger brother.

@@gerberjoanne266 the older son of John is from a first relationship he had. He left her when she told him that she is pregnant, because, so it has been said and portrayed, she was very much beneath John intelectualy and status vise. So I do not know on what terms the half brothers are, I do hope you are right and he is taking care of him.

"Accident". While he was waiting the secret files about him, which he requested, since the secret-period expired. Planning to publish them. Yes, I know, "here's another conspiracy theorist" ...

@@zorand67 what do you mean?

​@@snyld I mean that what I wrote to the commenter Zenodotus Of Athens (who is a criminal defense attorney): that it is the case for a criminal defense attorney. There is an ugly truth hidden in the secret files about John Nash. The truth about the "deep state" and its agenda. Whose victim was John Nash. They have made him a mad man. He was locked in mental institution twice. They have tried to discover his "connections with Russians". After he solved the mysterious radio-message, the security officers did not think that he is a genius, but that he is the spy. Who knew the hidden message before he came in the National Security Center. With the plan to "embed there", that they employ him there, as "a genius". And he was an honest patriot and a genius. Who was put under strict survailance, and under the methods to discover his "connections". (Parcher and Charles were not his "dellusions"). Not only that they - the heads of the deep state - have made him mad (trying to dig-out from his brain "the connections with Russians"), but in the end they have made loads of money after making a "romantic-action-saga" "about his life", and using him to boost the sale of pharma-mafia's "new medicine", after "he said", in the movie "that he is much better since he takes the modern medicine for schizophrenia". kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i8-HdbqoqMeVdWQ.html&t=260 Mockery at its "best". And you will find everywhere that "John, actually, did not dispute Adam Smith theory". And he, actually, did. But, the elite-Jews do not like that. And they are the core of the "deep state", too. And, at the end, he died in an "accident". ----- And they even left the hint in the movie. And they laughed waching the comments of Goyim, who are completely misled, and they do not realize that. It is very ... beasty. Namely, a lot of ill people got false hope. And many others "were amazed" by the story. Which "confirms" that "true geniuses" "are usually people who are on the edge of madness". Just think about the scene when they take him ... to mental institution. Does it make any sense to pick-up the distinguished professor like that? In public? Was he a maniac who posed a threat to the public? Even if he was, the way he was picked up, in public, does not make any sense. They knew who he was, where he lives, where he works. And they chose the moment when he gives the "lecture by call", in the distinguished Harvard university ... . And it starts to make sense when one realizes that it was a public show, to promote the head of National Security to an even higher position. He was sure that John is a spy. Other methods to prove that did not work, but he was sure that they will dig that out from his brain. But, there was nothing to dig out. John was an honest patriot. After that, John was very confused. He did not know what and why that happens to him. And he fled to Europe. And National Security required from their Europian vasals to extradict John back. They did. And he was put under another session in mental institution. The head od NS was sure that this time they will dig something out. Of course, they did not dig out anything, but they have definitely damaged the mental health of ... a good patriot, and a true genius. I did a lot of research. And I have also found out that John also came to the same conclusions. And was about to publish his secret files - the secret-period was just about to expire (he checked that personally), and ... he died in an "accident".

Truly. I mean what a case study. I don't know if any other family would be quite as open, insightful, and articulate as this family is about the condition.

😰

@@2Bad4YOUuu hi

Jon Nash is unique. I am sorry his son did not inherit his skill to master his disease...

That’s a brilliant decision tbh. 😅 His focus is still good 😊

sad

I think you got to be a little nuts to figure out big math.

His dad is a total genius!

Rutgers grad

@@Thunder_Dome45 what's "Nuts" ???. Please explain what being "Nuts" means ??? .... that is the whole point.....Who is actually "Nuts" ???

"Nuts" is a derogatory term for someone with a dent in their mind. Or cross-wired. You know what they meant, Michelle. Being "nuts" is not automatically bad.

My thoughts exactly. That psychiatrist didn't relate or communicate well. The idea is to remain neutral and let the patent unravel and describe things before enlightening them with another perspective. Poor fella. Let's hope he finds some peace.

@@stevesalt2921 right dude must feel soo alone

@@stevesalt2921 Agree, this doctor screwed up

@Adrienne Gurge Correct. The ones that go with the flow, moral or immoral are the problem.

The doctor did srew up with that statement, " Your Parents are not your doctor ", However, his Father said, You mentioned it once in hospital, and he hadn't told him again. His Father is probably looking at his own condition for answers, Remember he is dealing with schizophrenia too. It's so very sad.

That depends. A more high-functioning schizophrenic can distinguish hallucinations from reality, even in real time. It's all very individual and also depends on how they learn to handle the illness, provided they understand they're ill in the first place.

kat 77 absolutely.

Most genius if not all are somewhere on the spectrum.

Yes it is

king kong the autism spectrum? That’s a myth. MANY ARE you’re right. But not almost all.

@@kingkong-dy9ev YES!

Paranoid schizophrenics are the ones who should be getting off on the insanity defense. Sent to hospitals, not prisons.

Yes, , so so sad :( the medicine for this kind of mental illness is extremely expensive and most Insurances do not cover it.

Are you from the states or athens greece?

They don't need medication, they need deliverance from the evil spirits that possess their souls.

@@vericacvetkovic9093 We need you to come back to the 21st century.....

I can sort of imagine, I have schizoaffective disorder, mood and psychosis illness.

ok buddy

I was diagnosed three months ago and Is hard

Hi Linda. I sympathize with you. My oldest son who is now 38 developed schizophrenia a decade ago. It was hell on earth. I thought I lost my son. It's been a long recovery but things are much better now. He works part time as an electrician. He still hears voices but has learned to live with this. I am traumatized by the whole experience.

@@carmenlamontagne4948 Thank u. U understand the hell a parent goes thru. What's sad is there's nothing we can do really except be there. My sympathies to u too. I'm really glad yours has gotten better too.

@@lindamoser6317 thank you. Hugs ❤

Sanity is a scariest thing nowadays.

Thank you for sharing with us💕

Yes - I see his anger as deep anguish at parents who could never really 'see' him or connect with him adequately. How enraging to then have that anger pathologised. That would drive anyone crazy! The 'mental health' profession can do more harm than good when it rushes to readymade conclusions, rather than engaging in the true healing work of empathy and deep listening.

deathlessteepee I agree m his dad really wasn't keeping up with his life.

Could not agree with you anymore Lisa! Empathy and deep listening can have a profound effect on people.

yes this happens to me, it made my schizophrenia go worse and permanent

deathlessteepee He is a schizophrenic. A Catholic Church in his home town cares for him. If he's not a schizophrenic, why can't he take care of himself ? He has to be managed just like his father.

A BOSS indeed😊

+EdD5 And you don't have a problem with his theories? I do. I think he fails because of a subtle reason. He isn't accounting for gravity concerning achievement and the hitting of a metaphorical apple with an arrow. When we focus on equality, we aim our arrows straight at the apple. When we fail in our quest to hit the apple, instead of raising the standard as a blue sky to aim at, they pass laws and lots of regulations in order to help us aim our arrows better and better straight at the apple.

The man has a PhD, that's pretty exceptional in itself.

He did get a bachelor's degree, at Carnegie Mellon I believe, and then went to Princeton for a Ph.D.

@@KerrySoileau That was the father. I' was talking about the son.

Also, he was not in denial or anything. He was the most aware person in the room.

Pearl Park Well stated!

undertoes What is your problem?

Pearl Park Yes. you're right but that is for those who were taught a more humanistic ways or should I euphemistic ways to describe a person afflicted with mental illness. " Person with so n so is more ---person with schizophrenia. It's the person first followed by the illness.

We do say genius son and illiterate son and musically talented son, etc... The grammatical construction is subsumed in the contextual one. Very interesting observation, however.

PP: Lay off the political correctness. His is schizophrenic. He might be diabetic, or diaphoretic or epileptic. These are facts. The only problem with words is in your mind.

alphabetacanton She did not rebuke him. All of you are trying so hard to pretend that he is normal

alphabetacanton those of us with such mental conditions need to leave when we start getting angry. Its best to give us a few days alone until the anger settles.

Preach! Everything you said is absolutely correct. People try to play God thinking they have all the answers within themselves because of there prowess. And yet with his illness and all, the son had more respect for her and integrity to politely excuse himself when he had the since of knowing she was patronizing him. Yet, she suffers with being judgemental and self righteous. That to can be a mental illness.

Class even in such moment only a beautiful mind can archive it

Also, I don't understand what exactly he was "in denial" about, he freely admitted his problems.

My mother was ill in the 1950's and 60's. People do not realize how all of the medicines that have since been developed are a MIRACLE. Before the medicines could help to balance the brain chemistry that was involved in all of these illnesses, there wasn't much that could be done. Even institutionalization was at best an "adult time out" with little improvement.

The son should probably try to manage his illnes as his Dad did! Realize that it is a dream

henry bogle I have to learn how in what way The Nash Equilibrium may be associated with John Von Neumann's MinMax Theorem...

henry bogle i

" instead of destroying your opponents you work together for a mutually better outcome by making sacrifices without collusion." ....if only Trump knew this earlier ;) he could have avoided the collusion with russia all together! LOL

henry bogle. One suspects Game Theory is a derivative of Mr. Nash’s Equilibrium. But, then one could be gaming.

Did he really come up with it as he and his classmates were scheming to hook up with girls, as in the movie?

and he is indeed. Ive met him several times. He used to spend a lot of time in a local pizza joint. I haven't been back for years so I don't know his current status...

I like him too.I hope he's not alone in this world

I do too,but how my heart goes out to him! I am sure he is a wonderful man!

i like him as well, hope he's coping now

I’ve read that he’s dangerous.

Heart breaking, 💔

It is very fascinating

or nurture. Raised by a schizophrenic father, the son is more likely to share some of the same signs and symptoms. His 1st son who is not schizophrenic was illegitimate and was raised in/out of foster care. His mother was poor in status and ill equipped to handle an angry fatherless son.

@@deborahhershey3045 its genetic. There is no possible way hallucinations can be taught from parents . It’s passed on by nature , it’s a chemical imbalance

Don’t be sad.

Dont tell her what not to feel. You don't understand what she is going through. God bless u.

Melissa A. Romero "Princess of Romance" She is not rude. He is

@pcpaulius fucking edgy virgin!

@@shadrach6299 No not rude even tho his mind is shattered he is highly intelligent.He isn't a laboratory expriment to be interrogated to inprove her personal knowledge and status.

@@stephenmurphy7458 Well said!

There is an innate arrogance and aloofness in many practitioners in the industry.They have a cult-like attachment to each other and the dynamic within the industry which frequently results in the rest of us becoming “specimens”I think this was apparent to Mr Nash.

he was kindof hurt by that, wasn't he?

Yes he was, the mom was trying to convince the son he was only seeing shadows. But i think it was more than that. He lost both his parents in a car crash in New Jersey last year.

why do you like that??

Clear Combat Self Defense and Fighting System Are you gonna practice that on your dad now?

Yes he was. No one acknowledged his emotion however. I would have said something like, "that must hurt, to feel that your father does not keep up" Instead the therapist invalidated his feelings, which were quite strong - I would have left too!

Yup.

Me too

I'm pretty sure that russle crow was in the movie

Katie B yup

Nash looks like Crowe? Only if you squint your eyes to the point where they're completely closed.

+K Hodges | I suffer from OCD and I wouldn't open up about my obsessions to strangers in front of a cammera either.

+estosjapos yes I have OCD I don't really talk about it

The chap was quite cordial and receptive.

Jon Rock yes, the psycho- logistics was a pushy rude bitch.

Well said

@@Roastedpotato1441 How would you know?

Wait so. If I’m seeing ghosts, does that mean I’m crazy?

@@krissykatportal Schizophrenic doesn't mean 'crazy'. It means they've accessed the supernatural, which drives some people mad.

@@NickyNustar interesting. Because I feel like I’m going crazy 😖

@@krissykatportal See psychiatrist then, but be careful, if they think you have schizophrenia they'll drug you and some of the drugs are zombie state inducing.

julia gulia I read the son does not use meds either which makes sense although obviously he has in past and has been left with tardive dyskenesia

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Tori Dee Yeah, your parents can't make you a Christian. It is theologically impossible. Only God can do that. You were just playing a religious game that so many play.

+Racer X No, go away with your anti-religious ramble, he only stated the term "religious insanity" to explain his delusions of being able to hear and talk to God.

Bob Swardson What??? I think you need to re-read my comment.

Racer X Really?

greenghost2008 religious insanity. A term I find offensive.

bopp9 Not really.

I know, I have talked about it too in a video

Arguably a nicer person than Crowe

Haha

he wish

I know the feeling. My dad also didn't recall my visual hallucinations. But then I realized I was also hallucinating my dad.

Evan S good one lol

If I would have Schizophrenia, I will accept having auditory hallucinations, and I'll try living with it. But man, if I have auditory and visual hallucinations, I don't think I can live with it to be honest.@@whereisevan

@@alijassim7015 it is a life worst than death....

You are all idiots. Do you forget his father is also schizophrenic. Quite hard to focus on your son when your head is also full of voices.

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Jason xxx kills germs He is not over medicated. The medication is the only reason he's not in an institution. At one point his parents were afraid of him.

Antipsychotics come with horrible side effects. It can feel like a choice between losing your mind or losing your body.

I Agree it would have been a dangerous message to not promote antipsychotic medication in the movie for 2 reasons. 1, because antipsychotic medications have greatly evolved from what was available when John Nash was treated in 1970, and a much safer and wider variety of medications are available. And 2, because the vast majority of people suffering from schizophrenia are unable to function without medication. John Nash has an incredible mind and it's amazing the type of life he was able to build for himself despite his disorder and lack of ongoing treatment. But he is an exception rather than the rule.

Yep, poor kid. I wonder if his schizophrenia affects his inability to speak normally.

Finally, an interesting comment. Well spotted. There´s a horrible assumption here that his behaviour is inappropriate. It´s not. I wish I could end a conversation like that. I´d much rather listen to him than her.

The assumption is that the guy is honest. He makes up seeing air as part of his mental condition , he gets called on it by Daddy,, & he's trying to respect Father (yah rite) & redirects thinking patterns of other's ,, to think oh poor mental guy , gets​ mad and leaving... bla bla.. he ain't Not Human eh!!

henry stop being a pussy

When I first read your comment I thought you were being overly sensitive, but after watching this video I've come to the conclusion that you do not know the meaning of the word "condescending"

aard vaark i absolutely agree with this comment.

Schizophrenia and math are unrelated. These two happened to have a touch of both.

@@janeadelaidelennox7193 their schizophrenia is literally their ability to see the mathematical structure of the universe- not unrelated at all

@run teldat its not just that. not all schizophrenics even hear voices

@run teldat just a simple google search wouldve answered you. theres a lot more to it than just paranoia and hearing voices

@run teldat neither icd 10 or dsm v require you to have auditory hallucinations to receive the diagnosis. Icd 10 even contains subtypes that do not usually cause hallucinations en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disorganized_schizophrenia

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Facetious Times that’s why it’s sad to see his parents don’t believe he heard God’s voice maybe he did but he got no support from them!

Facetious Times Yes he wasn't hearing God he was hearing Satan. The Most High would not tell him to go into the street like that. I am interested in how he came to the conclusion that his Christian beliefs were insanity . Was he told that, or believed it on his own.

I was thinking 🤔 the exact same thing! HA!

@@pamelawherey4583 Jesus said to die to SELF.

@@uchibauki2515 ladies and gentleman...schizotypal disorder in a comment!

What a backhanded compliment...

it certainly is.