Oliver Heaviside, the high school dropout who invented vector calculus, the coaxial cable, circuit theory, reformulated Maxwell’s equations and is the father of electrical engineering
I had asked you to make videos on the topic of "intelligence", and used me, the discoverer of that topic. INTELLIGENCE will help clear and correct almost all topics in science. For example, the topic of intelligence will give real explanation of AI. Is it INTELLIGENCE in AI or just simply an INSTINCT in AI? Another: how do we know if the universe is intelligently made or not? To solve many problems in PHYSICS and Astronomy, etc... many more. If the change in biological world is non-intelligence, what could we expect? Evolution Theory must be re-checked... THUS, are you willing to make videos for the topic of INTELLIGENCE? Human life depends on INTELLIGENCE... Google my name: Edgar Alberto Postrado
@BRunoAWAY It is the things like 1/0, or zero divided by infinity, or anything divided by zero, or the square root of negative one, or the calculus definition of an "infinitesimal" that can make you quite crazy. It is in realizing how what starts out seeming so simple and natural (1, 2, 3...) can lead you down a rabbit hole into Alice-In-Wonderland.
as someone who is intelligent and suffers from mental health problems its breaks my heart to see how it negatively affects the quality and trajectory of your life and how much you achieve 😢 i hope everyone can find someone as supportive as his wife - it make a huge difference
Dear Cindy,Your channel and content is something i regard as equal to studying and work,It is like almost there is no regret or guilt of watching youtube if i watch your content
One of the last breakthroughs John Nash got rewarded for, made society much wealthier and more independent. There are negatives & positives to every solution and finding a balance between the two, you'd have to be a mathematician to get two negatives to = a positive...
The Nash equilibrium is used as the mathematical proof for emotional alignment, a theoretical logical model of behavior based upon a new definition of mental health; the accuracy of approximation of reality held within our mind. Thank you, John.
I know car accidents happen all the time but I find it very unsettling that John Nash, the legend, was snuffed out in such a bleak, indifferent and violent manner
I thought it was somehow poetic. He had just received the Abel prize honouring his most important mathematical work (the Nobel for economics was for his PhD dissertation and that work was nowhere near as important and ground breaking as the work he later did in partial differential equations and differential geometry) and he died together with his wife who he had been reconciled with after many troubles.
@@blueman-z1m lol speak for yourself, You're clearly not an engineer. Engineers are extremely versed in math and I'm pretty sure can handle grade-school maths. The comment was stupid, but what would you expect from YT these days?
@@cq2solutions Calculus, linear algebra and differential equations are pretty much what you learn as an engineer which is what a math undergrad learns in their first year besides topology, number theory, etc. Why are you making things up?
Hey Cindy Ive been a fan of Newsthink since day one! This one hits close to home as "A beautiful Mind" is my favorite movie. As always, well done and cheers from Panama
His dad was an electrical engineer but "neither of his parents were educated in math" ? Kinda confused me, my dad was an EE and he taught me so much valuable intuition about mathematics.
I was waiting for a John Nash video on this channel for some time now. I saw the movie “A Beautiful Mind” and it was garbage as it was not informative at all and it wasn’t focused on codebreaking or anything else he is famous for. Glad this gem finally dropped. I like these videos. They’re not like any other and they only focus on important and interesting details.
Two of Americas greatest mathematicians were born 50 miles apart and 10 years apart. John Nash...A Beautiful Mind. Katherine Johnson…Hidden Figures. WVa.
You said his parents had no background in maths, but his dad was an electrical engineer. That's a background in maths. Engineering is just applied physics and maths.
Here’s a question for Nash up there. Is the statement “2+2=4” true in the same sense as “health is good”? Some say no and cite the naturalistic fallacy, but I am not convinced. I read math at Oxford and later taught strategy and ethics at college. Also read Psychology. Any thoughts?
I need people to help me , my father filed my teeth down, ive been wrongly punished, tortured, abused for 20 years, I begged God and was trained to be a holy man, given a greater mind, I am now a Mind Deist, as all Gods are part of the greater mind, this should be worthy of a nobel prize
Using the term 'madness' instead of using "disorder" is extremely arrogant and rude. I know of people living with schizophrenia but have contributed to the world. Such words are very demeaning, mental illness is not "madness". It's a psychiatric illness.
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Most of us have seen "A Beautiful Mind." Let's try some less explored figures, such as Emmy Noether or Maryam Mirzakhani.
Oliver Heaviside, the high school dropout who invented vector calculus, the coaxial cable, circuit theory, reformulated Maxwell’s equations and is the father of electrical engineering
I had asked you to make videos on the topic of "intelligence", and used me, the discoverer of that topic. INTELLIGENCE will help clear and correct almost all topics in science. For example, the topic of intelligence will give real explanation of AI. Is it INTELLIGENCE in AI or just simply an INSTINCT in AI? Another: how do we know if the universe is intelligently made or not? To solve many problems in PHYSICS and Astronomy, etc... many more. If the change in biological world is non-intelligence, what could we expect? Evolution Theory must be re-checked... THUS, are you willing to make videos for the topic of INTELLIGENCE? Human life depends on INTELLIGENCE... Google my name: Edgar Alberto Postrado
Woman, Life, Freedom
You cannot blame anyone for losing their mind after going down the rabbit hole of mathematics.
Why?
Its pure logic, lógic makes you crazy?
@BRunoAWAY It is the things like 1/0, or zero divided by infinity, or anything divided by zero, or the square root of negative one, or the calculus definition of an "infinitesimal" that can make you quite crazy. It is in realizing how what starts out seeming so simple and natural (1, 2, 3...) can lead you down a rabbit hole into Alice-In-Wonderland.
In madness, I thought I was the most important person in the world.
-John Forbes Nash, Jr.
In madness, I thought I was the most important person in the world. - Claudine Gay, Kamala Harris, Ibram X Kendi, Robin DAngelo, etc. etc.
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What a great wife, stuck by him, even divorcing him for the betterment of him.
😂@@hop101
If anyone is wondering there is a movie "The Beautiful Mind" based on his life.
Yes... But movie doesn't show correctly what actually happened so.... But still you can enjoy it for entertainment
dude everyone knows that lik3 stfu? seriously grow the hell up
She has mentioned it at least twice
@@wild_insomnia oh bro sorry I didn't saw the whole video. My mistake
@NoorGhaffar-g3w Indeed but a great watch.
Perhaps it is good to have a beautiful mind BUT an even greater gift is to discover a beautiful heart ❤️
~John Nash A beautiful mind
I used to serve him coffee at a cafe he frequented in Princeton around 2000-2001
as someone who is intelligent and suffers from mental health problems its breaks my heart to see how it negatively affects the quality and trajectory of your life and how much you achieve 😢
i hope everyone can find someone as supportive as his wife - it make a huge difference
What
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I know this all too well...because it was me...depression and anxiety cut me down long before it could have...:(
Dear Cindy,Your channel and content is something i regard as equal to studying and work,It is like almost there is no regret or guilt of watching youtube if i watch your content
One of the last breakthroughs John Nash got rewarded for, made society much wealthier and more independent. There are negatives & positives to every solution and finding a balance between the two, you'd have to be a mathematician to get two negatives to = a positive...
The Nash equilibrium is used as the mathematical proof for emotional alignment, a theoretical logical model of behavior based upon a new definition of mental health; the accuracy of approximation of reality held within our mind. Thank you, John.
Your voice and these videos bring me great joy
I know car accidents happen all the time but I find it very unsettling that John Nash, the legend, was snuffed out in such a bleak, indifferent and violent manner
L.E.J Brouwer also died by car accident
Albert Camus same
I thought it was somehow poetic. He had just received the Abel prize honouring his most important mathematical work (the Nobel for economics was for his PhD dissertation and that work was nowhere near as important and ground breaking as the work he later did in partial differential equations and differential geometry) and he died together with his wife who he had been reconciled with after many troubles.
Word of God say that time nd unforseen circumstances bfall us all, but I understand ur sentiment😮
Uh...they made it up bro....like the 3 little pigs....@harrycraft3359
Beautiful video, something unusual, measured, concise, clear, well narrated, good text, without excessive adjectivation such as today the norm
I luv your mathamtician series..... Plz continue to make make vedio on mathematiciam
Beautiful video.. One of the best movie in college days. The Great John Nash ❤
Game Theory was and still is my favourite field of study in Economics,, I never knew that Nash went through so much at a personal level
0:58 his father was an electrical engineer
*a few seconds later *
Neither of his parents had a background in math
Huh?
Yea I thought so too. Maybe referring to the type of mathematics that John decided to pursue. Even then it doesn't really make sense.
@@dsadad21 its cuz engineers learn to use math for calculations they don't learn how to prove and create theorems
@@blueman-z1m lol speak for yourself, You're clearly not an engineer.
Engineers are extremely versed in math and I'm pretty sure can handle grade-school maths. The comment was stupid, but what would you expect from YT these days?
@@cq2solutions Calculus, linear algebra and differential equations are pretty much what you learn as an engineer which is what a math undergrad learns in their first year besides topology, number theory, etc. Why are you making things up?
Engineering math dosnt really require understanding of deriving its origin@@cq2solutions
Hey Cindy Ive been a fan of Newsthink since day one! This one hits close to home as "A beautiful Mind" is my favorite movie. As always, well done and cheers from Panama
Loved the video! Thanks!!
Outstanding work on this video! I'm grateful for your dedication! 🌟
Babe wake up, new Newsthink is out
Finally a million subs 🎉
Thanks a lot. Newsthink. ❤❤❤
Lovely short video about a fascinating man and woman. Let’s not forget her contribution.
"Stand by me"... could have been written about Nash's wife.
"Stand by Your Man" by Tammy Wynette
His dad was an Electrical Engineer yet "Neither of his parents had a background in Mathematics" ??!
Wow, you posted it🔥
that ending hit me like a truck, so sad
I have the same deasis and i also had hallucinations. Now i am on medication and working in MNC
Take care bro
I wish you the best.
What disease is it you're referring to?
@entanglednerves I have mild schizophrenia in this you think everything in world is related to you. I had hallucinations
Such a sad ending. Would LOVE to see what might have been in his notes prior to his death.
Beautifully narrated.
Not just speakless, even no thoughts. Fascinating Couple.
"A Beautiful Mind"
Great 👌 movie worth watching
"A Beautiful Mind"
I havent watched the whole video So I thought it was worth mentioning here😅
Your narration madam is Just extremely heart touching
Nice video! I would like to suggest that you all prepare a video on Henrietta Leavitt
My favorite scientist
We salute him!
His dad was an electrical engineer but "neither of his parents were educated in math" ? Kinda confused me, my dad was an EE and he taught me so much valuable intuition about mathematics.
That game that Nash popularized, the game of Nash, is very much like a game called Twixt, which is one of my favorite games.
I never knew they died in a car crash . At least they got to spend the last years together, and will spend eternity together.
Thank you. ❤
hey i like all of your videos, please do one on claude shannon, people must know the einstein of computation
Thank you!
I was waiting for a John Nash video on this channel for some time now. I saw the movie “A Beautiful Mind” and it was garbage as it was not informative at all and it wasn’t focused on codebreaking or anything else he is famous for. Glad this gem finally dropped. I like these videos. They’re not like any other and they only focus on important and interesting details.
His movie (basically his biography) is truly a beautiful film, if ya know what I mean ;)
i loke your voice your real natural voice not ai voice not youtube stream content creator voice just your natural beautiful voice
Thanks for telling. ❤
Ahh 1:17 electrical engineer but not background in math. I don't think so 😅
Indeed A Beautiful Mind
I watched A beautiful mind couple of times now
Geniuses can be crossed between insanity and Genius
as an electrical engineer his father did have a background in math
Thank you
Hey Cindy, can we have more positive stories this year please
A movie on him "The Beautiful Mind" won the Oscar Award
He's not the only one. Claude Shannon. Nickola Tesla. The smartest guys in the room, lots of them have mental problems later in life.
9:07 The most underrated universal truth: [he admined her ...] and the fact that she was chasing him lol
Two of Americas greatest mathematicians were born 50 miles apart and 10 years apart. John Nash...A Beautiful Mind. Katherine Johnson…Hidden Figures. WVa.
You said his parents had no background in maths, but his dad was an electrical engineer. That's a background in maths. Engineering is just applied physics and maths.
lesson for von Neumann: there's no such thing as just a fixed point theorem.
Please make a video on "Évariste Galois".
Its easy to be genius if voices are telling it all to you.
When a personal reaches a certain level of prominence, maybe they become privy to a lot of backroom secrets of the world's elite.
truly sad story ...
Here’s a question for Nash up there. Is the statement “2+2=4” true in the same sense as “health is good”? Some say no and cite the naturalistic fallacy, but I am not convinced. I read math at Oxford and later taught strategy and ethics at college. Also read Psychology. Any thoughts?
I need people to help me , my father filed my teeth down, ive been wrongly punished, tortured, abused for 20 years, I begged God and was trained to be a holy man, given a greater mind, I am now a Mind Deist, as all Gods are part of the greater mind, this should be worthy of a nobel prize
smart and crazed
Thanks
Most of us have seen "A Beautiful Mind." Let's try some less explored figures, such as Emmy Noether or Maryam Mirzakhani.
I didn't know you owned this youtube channel. Usually a little thing appears next to your name.
Inarguably, a brilliant mind
People's inability to differentiate CGI and new tech from what's real.
Using the term 'madness' instead of using "disorder" is extremely arrogant and rude.
I know of people living with schizophrenia but have contributed to the world.
Such words are very demeaning, mental illness is not "madness". It's a psychiatric illness.
Bro.
Madness is not considered as an insult in Western countries. Don't get offended.
@@yoloetamaxc'mon man
You are showing how Western people are
Don't get your panties in a twist.
your food are more offensive
Madness means passion for the work not real madness
He wasn't sick, he was haunted.
"Things are not what they seem." _ Popular Wisdom
Life isn`t fair!
The criminality in psychology is endless. See Dr. Peter Breggin.
Easily, the greatest mathematician of recent times.
How are you EEE major but don't have math study?
He didn't lose his mind he just got lost for a little while.
Thank you
The great jhon nash
Did they mention his solution to Hilbert’s 19 problem?
Seizing a highway lane is a zero-sum game.
Can anyone explain how von Neumann was wrong? The Nash equilibrium isn't anything special just the fixed point theorem
the most normal mathematician ever
But....wasn't von Neumann right that Nash didn't do anything original in that context it's the fixed point theorem which was already known?
vid about Georg Cantor pls
Grothendieck next?
i wish this channel talk about him
Missing part:
He did contribute to the society after the recovery, under the name, Satoshi Nakamoto.
😊
If you understand the mathematics he did he wouldn't seem so irrational.
I take the start phrase and back and drag the playhead.
AI is getting better but still has a way to go.
AI, ChatGPT is used for cheating in high schools, colleges and universities from some students
How about The Accomplished Real Estate Conman turned Mediocre Reality TV Star who Never Had His Mind To Begin With?
Salute to Alicia 🫡🫡
I'm wondering what the payoff matrix is like for wearing seatbelts vs not wearing them.
Sounds like a case of the barefoot cobbler.
Apparently, the movie is only loosely based on the events of his life. The real story is much more interesting, IMHO.
Well, I have a Handsome Mind 🧠. 😎
Conclusion, mathematics is a young person’s game.
You’re never too smart to not wear your seatbelt.
he gained another mind