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00:01:22 Princeton University
00:01:27 Mathematicians
00:01:31 Mathematicians broke
00:01:34 and built the A-bomb.
00:01:36 Mathematicians...
00:01:40 The stated goal of the Soviets
00:01:44 In medicine
00:01:47 in technology or space,
00:01:49 battle lines are being drawn.
00:01:52 To triumph, we need results.
00:01:55 Publishable, applicable results.
00:01:58 Now who among you
00:02:04 Who among you will be
00:02:07 of democracy, freedom,
00:02:10 Today, we bequeath
00:02:13 into your able hands.
00:02:16 Welcome to Princeton, gentlemen.
00:02:36 Man:
00:02:38 Man #2:
00:02:41 It's the first time
00:02:43 has been split.
00:02:44 Man #2.
00:02:47 the new military
00:02:49 They're only taking
00:02:51 Hansen's used
00:02:54 Oh, yeah,
00:02:55 He should be running
00:03:07 There could be
00:03:09 for how bad your tie is.
00:03:12 (Laughs)
00:03:16 Thank you.
00:03:19 Neilson, symbol cryptography.
00:03:21 Neils here broke a Jap code.
00:03:23 Helped rid the world of fascism.
00:03:25 At least that's what
00:03:28 The name's Bender.
00:03:30 - And you are?
00:03:32 - Yes.
00:03:33 Oh, good.
00:03:35 - Sol. Richard Sol.
00:03:39 - Bender: There he is.
00:03:41 - Mr. Sol.
00:03:43 - Ah, Bender.
00:03:44 - Congratulations, Mr. Hansen.
00:03:47 I'll take another.
00:03:50 Excuse me?
00:03:51 A thousand pardons.
00:03:54 - Play nice, Hansen.
00:03:57 Hansen.
00:03:58 Well, Martin Hansen.
00:04:01 It is Martin, isn't it?
00:04:03 Why, yes, John, it is.
00:04:05 I imagine you're getting
00:04:11 I've read your pre-prints...
00:04:14 Both of them.
00:04:16 The one on Nazi ciphers,
00:04:18 and the other one
00:04:21 and I am supremely confident
00:04:23 that there is not
00:04:24 or innovative idea
00:04:29 Enjoy your punch.
00:04:34 (Chuckles)
00:04:35 Gentlemen, meetJohn Nash,
00:04:38 the mysterious
00:04:41 The other winner of
00:04:43 - Bender. Oh, okay.
00:04:45 Bender.
00:04:59 (Choral Record Playing)
00:05:17 (Coughs)
00:05:21 The prodigal
00:05:24 Roommate?
00:05:26 Oh, God, no.
00:05:28 - Ugh.
00:05:30 Did you know that having
00:05:34 Is not having enough water
00:05:36 to run your Krebs cycles?
00:05:38 Which is exactly
00:05:41 when you're dying
00:05:43 So, dying
00:05:46 would probably feel
00:05:49 pretty much like
00:05:52 that finally
00:05:54 (Chuckles)
00:05:55 John Nash?
00:05:57 Hello.
00:05:59 Charles Herman.
00:06:00 Pleased to meet you.
00:06:11 Player:
00:06:19 Charles.
00:06:21 I'm almost human again.
00:06:23 Officer, I saw
00:06:25 His name was Johnny Walker.
00:06:26 (Mimics Rimshot)
00:06:30 Whew.
00:06:32 Well, I got in last night
00:06:34 in time for...
00:06:35 English department
00:06:37 Cock was mine,
00:06:39 the tail belonged
00:06:41 with a passion
00:06:44 D.H. Lawrence.
00:06:47 - I'm here to work.
00:06:50 I see.
00:07:02 Is my roommate a dick?
00:07:05 Hmm?
00:07:08 Listen.
00:07:10 If we can't break the ice...
00:07:12 How about we drown it?
00:07:24 So what's your story?
00:07:27 You the poor kid
00:07:31 Despite my privileged
00:07:33 I'm actually
00:07:35 I have a chip
00:07:36 (Chuckles)
00:07:38 Maybe you're just better
00:07:40 with the old integers
00:07:42 My first grade teacher,
00:07:44 that I was born
00:07:46 but only half
00:07:48 (Chuckles)
00:07:49 Wow! She sounds lovely!
00:07:52 The truth is that l...
00:07:54 I don't like people much.
00:07:57 And they don't much like me.
00:07:59 But why,
00:08:00 with all your obvious
00:08:02 (Laughs)
00:08:04 Seriously, John.
00:08:08 Mathematics...
00:08:10 Mathematics is
00:08:13 And you know why?
00:08:15 'Cause it's boring.
00:08:17 It's really boring.
00:08:19 You know half these schoolboys
00:08:23 I cannot waste time
00:08:27 and these books.
00:08:29 (Coughs)
00:08:31 Memorizing
00:08:33 (Chuckles)
00:08:36 I need to look through...
00:08:39 to the governing dynamics.
00:08:45 Find a truly original idea.
00:08:47 That's the only way
00:08:49 It's the only way
00:08:51 Matter.
00:08:55 Yes.
00:08:58 Hansen:
00:09:00 No, I've played enough "go"
00:09:02 - Come on.
00:09:04 Cowards, all of you!
00:09:05 None of you rise
00:09:07 Come on, Bender.
00:09:09 Sol does his laundry
00:09:11 - Does that seem unfair
00:09:16 - Bender. Look at him.
00:09:18 Taking a reverse
00:09:20 I'm hoping to extract
00:09:22 to define
00:09:26 - Oh.
00:09:31 Sol:
00:09:32 You ever going
00:09:34 Classes will dull your mind.
00:09:36 Destroy the potential
00:09:40 Oh, oh, I didn't
00:09:42 Nash is going to stun us all
00:09:44 Which is another way
00:09:46 he doesn't have
00:09:50 You scared?
00:09:51 Terrified.
00:09:53 Mortified.
00:09:54 Stupefied... by you.
00:09:57 No starch.
00:09:58 Pressed and folded.
00:10:03 Let me ask
00:10:05 Be my guest, Martin.
00:10:07 Bender and Sol here
00:10:09 Allen's proof
00:10:11 Adequate work...
00:10:13 without innovation.
00:10:15 Oh. I'm flattered.
00:10:17 Flattered.
00:10:18 And I've got
00:10:20 under security review
00:10:23 Derivative drivel.
00:10:26 But Nash achievements:
00:10:28 zero.
00:10:29 I'm a patient man, Martin.
00:10:32 What if you never come up
00:10:37 Huh?
00:10:39 How will it feel
00:10:42 and you're not?
00:10:47 What if you lose?
00:10:52 Bender.
00:10:55 (Chuckles)
00:11:00 You should not have won.
00:11:01 Hmmm.
00:11:03 I had the first move,
00:11:06 The hubris
00:11:07 The game is flawed.
00:11:15 Gentlemen,
00:11:25 Charles.
00:11:30 You know Hansen's
00:11:33 I can't even find a topic
00:11:37 Well, on the bright side,
00:11:43 This is a group
00:11:45 This is a cluster of pigeons
00:11:51 And this here is a woman
00:11:56 John, you watched
00:11:58 That's weird.
00:11:59 In competitive behavior
00:12:02 Well, my niece knows that,
00:12:06 See, if I could derive
00:12:09 where prevalence is
00:12:12 where nobody loses,
00:12:14 can you imagine the effect
00:12:16 - on conflict scenarios,
00:12:20 - When did you last eat?
00:12:23 You know, food.
00:12:26 You have no respect
00:12:29 Yes. But pizza...
00:12:33 Now, pizza I have
00:12:36 And of course beer.
00:12:44 I have respect for beer.
00:12:48 I have respect for beer!
00:12:58 - Bender. Good evening, Neils.
00:13:01 Who's winning?
00:13:03 - Bender. Evening, Nash.
00:13:05 Hey, Nash.
00:13:07 Woman:
00:13:15 Hey, Nash.
00:13:16 Neils is trying
00:13:18 - Bender. You're joking.
00:13:26 - Go with God.
00:13:29 - Fortune favors the brave.
00:13:35 Gentlemen, might I remind you
00:13:38 dramatically improve
00:13:50 This is going
00:14:22 Maybe you want
00:14:29 I don't exactly know
00:14:32 in order for you
00:14:35 but could we assume
00:14:37 Essentially we're talking
00:14:40 So, could we just
00:14:43 Oh, that was sweet.
00:14:47 Have a nice night,
00:14:49 - (Man Laughs)
00:14:53 Charles. l...
00:14:54 I especially liked
00:14:57 It was really charming.
00:15:03 Professor.
00:15:05 I've been meaning
00:15:07 The faculty is completing
00:15:12 We're deciding which placement
00:15:15 Wheeler, sir.
00:15:17 And actually,
00:15:19 John, your fellows
00:15:22 They've written papers.
00:15:23 I'm still searching, sir,
00:15:26 - Your original idea, I know.
00:15:28 It's very clever, John,
00:15:30 it's just not nearly
00:15:38 - May I?
00:15:41 I've been working
00:15:43 My bargaining stratagems
00:15:45 If you could just
00:15:47 if you'd be kind enough,
00:15:49 - I've repeatedly asked
00:15:51 I'd be able to show him
00:15:53 John.
00:15:56 Do you see what they're
00:15:58 - Professor. Congratulations.
00:16:01 Congratulations,
00:16:04 - Max. Thank you, sir.
00:16:07 It's the pens.
00:16:09 Reserved for a member
00:16:11 that makes the achievement
00:16:14 Now, what do you see, John?
00:16:17 Recognition.
00:16:19 Well done, Professor,
00:16:21 Well, try seeing
00:16:24 Is there a difference?
00:16:26 John,
00:16:27 you haven't focused.
00:16:31 I'm sorry,
00:16:34 your record doesn't warrant
00:16:40 Good day.
00:16:52 And my compliments
00:16:54 Thank you so much.
00:17:13 I can't see it.
00:17:15 (Whimpers)
00:17:22 - Aah!
00:17:25 I can't fail.
00:17:27 - This is all I am.
00:17:30 - I got to get
00:17:32 - I can't keep
00:17:35 Got to face the wall,
00:17:38 you want to do
00:17:39 - But don't mess around.
00:17:41 Come on!
00:17:43 Kill yourself.
00:17:45 John, do it.
00:17:48 Bust your head!
00:17:49 bust that worthless head
00:17:51 Goddamn it, Charles!
00:17:57 It's not my problem.
00:18:00 And it's not your problem.
00:18:06 It's their problem.
00:18:08 Your answer isn't
00:18:11 It's out there...
00:18:14 where you've been working.
00:18:32 - (Panting)
00:18:37 That was heavy.
00:18:42 That Isaac Newton fellow
00:18:45 - He was onto something.
00:18:47 (Giggles)
00:18:48 John.
00:18:50 I'll come and get it
00:18:52 - (Both laughing)
00:18:56 - Neilson. Incoming, gentlemen.
00:19:02 (Sighs)
00:19:06 Sol. Nash, you might
00:19:08 shuffling your papers
00:19:15 I will not buy
00:19:17 Bender.
00:19:20 - John. Oh.
00:19:24 Does anyone else feel she should be
00:19:27 Will she want
00:19:30 Shall we say swords, gentlemen?
00:19:31 - Pistols at dawn?
00:19:34 Recall the lessons
00:19:36 the father
00:19:38 "In competition...
00:19:40 Sol and Neilson:
00:19:43 - Exactly.
00:19:46 Bender:
00:19:49 Hansen.
00:19:50 Sol.
00:19:53 - I don't think he said that.
00:19:55 She's looking over here.
00:19:57 Hansen.
00:20:00 but wait until he
00:20:02 - (Laughing)
00:20:04 Bender.
00:20:13 Adam Smith needs revision.
00:20:14 What are you
00:20:16 If we all go for the blonde...
00:20:24 we block each other.
00:20:27 Not a single one of us
00:20:30 So then we go
00:20:34 but they will all
00:20:35 because nobody likes
00:20:38 Well, what if no one goes
00:20:42 We don't get
00:20:45 and we don't insult
00:20:49 That's the only way we win.
00:20:53 That's the only
00:20:55 (Laughs)
00:21:01 Adam Smith said
00:21:02 the best result comes
00:21:05 from everyone
00:21:06 what's best
00:21:08 That's what he
00:21:09 - Right.
00:21:10 Incomplete, okay?
00:21:12 Because the best result
00:21:16 from everyone in the group
00:21:17 doing what's best for himself...
00:21:20 and the group.
00:21:22 Nash, if this is some way
00:21:25 - you can go to hell.
00:21:27 Governing dynamics.
00:21:30 was wrong.
00:21:32 - Sol: Oh, here we go.
00:21:37 Thank you.
00:21:51 "C" of"S" equals
00:21:55 (Muttering)
00:22:56 You do realize this
00:22:58 - of a 1 50 years
00:23:01 That's rather presumptuous,
00:23:03 It is, sir.
00:23:11 Well, Mr. Nash,
00:23:14 with a breakthrough
00:23:16 I'm confident you will get
00:23:26 Wheeler Labs,
00:23:28 they'll ask you to recommend
00:23:32 (Whispering)
00:23:35 Stills and Frank
00:23:38 Sol and Bender, sir.
00:23:40 Sol and Bender are
00:23:43 Has it occurred to you
00:23:46 might have plans
00:23:51 (Laughing)
00:23:52 - Baby!
00:23:55 - Cheers, cheers, cheers!
00:24:00 Okay, awkward moment,
00:24:23 Umm...
00:24:26 hmm.
00:24:27 Governing dynamics.
00:24:32 - Congratulations, John.
00:24:34 - Toast!
00:24:36 Neilson.
00:24:48 The Pentagon 1 953
00:25:02 Man.
00:25:05 Dr. Nash, your coat?
00:25:07 Thank you, sir.
00:25:08 Doctor. General, this is
00:25:12 Glad you could
00:25:15 Hello.
00:25:16 Right this way.
00:25:18 We've been intercepting
00:25:22 The computer can't
00:25:24 but I'm sure it's code.
00:25:26 John:
00:25:28 Ever just know
00:25:33 Constantly.
00:25:37 General.
00:25:41 If you'd like to review
00:25:46 Doctor?
00:25:47 Nash's voice.
00:25:49 0-3-6...
00:25:51 (Mental Voice)
00:26:04 8-4-9-4.
00:26:08 (Continues Listing Numbers)
00:26:37 9-1-4-0-3-4.
00:26:56 I need a map.
00:27:00 46-1 3-08,
00:27:02 67-46-90.
00:27:06 Starkey Corners, Maine.
00:27:09 48-03-01,
00:27:11 91 -26-3 5.
00:27:15 Prairie Portage,
00:27:17 These are latitudes
00:27:20 There are a least 1 0 others.
00:27:21 They appear to be routing orders
00:27:26 Extraordinary.
00:27:29 Gentlemen, we need
00:27:34 Who's big brother?
00:27:35 You've done your country
00:27:39 - Captain!
00:27:42 Accompany Dr. Nash.
00:27:44 What are the Russians
00:27:47 Captain Rogers will escort you
00:27:49 to the unrestricted area, Doctor.
00:27:50 Thank you.
00:27:52 Captain.
00:28:02 Man On Radio.
00:28:03 said they don't
00:28:05 have told us any other method
00:28:08 that would be effective.
00:28:09 - And when you hear...
00:28:11 All right.
00:28:18 Wheeler Defense Labs
00:28:26 - Thank you, sir.
00:28:29 Have they actually
00:28:31 out of the dictionary?
00:28:33 Oh, hi.
00:28:35 How am I supposed to be
00:28:38 - if I'm melting?
00:28:40 You know, two trips
00:28:43 That's two more than we've had.
00:28:45 It gets better, John.
00:28:47 Just got our latest
00:28:49 You know, the Russians
00:28:51 the Nazis are repatriating
00:28:53 the Chinese have
00:28:57 and I am doing
00:29:00 You made the cover
00:29:03 Please note the use
00:29:07 That was supposed
00:29:09 Oh.
00:29:12 So not only do they rob me
00:29:14 now they put me on the cover
00:29:16 with these hacks,
00:29:19 John, exactly what's
00:29:21 between genius
00:29:23 Quite a lot.
00:29:25 He's your son.
00:29:27 Anyway, you've got 1 0 minutes.
00:29:29 I've always got 1 0 minutes.
00:29:31 Sol.
00:29:38 Can I not get a note
00:29:41 You are a doctor, John,
00:29:44 Now, come on,
00:29:45 we get these
00:29:47 M.I.T. gets America's
00:29:49 teaching America's
00:29:52 Poor bastards.
00:29:53 Now, have a nice day at school.
00:29:55 The bell's ringing.
00:30:06 (Door Opens)
00:30:18 The eager young minds
00:30:20 (LoudJackhammering)
00:30:31 Can we leave one open,
00:30:32 It's really hot, sir.
00:30:36 Your comfort comes second
00:30:38 to my ability
00:30:45 Personally,
00:30:48 I think this class
00:30:50 of your...
00:30:52 And what is infinitely worse...
00:30:55 my time.
00:30:58 However, here we are.
00:31:01 So you may attend or not.
00:31:05 You may complete
00:31:07 We have begun.
00:31:12 Miss.
00:31:16 Excuse me!
00:31:18 - Excuse me!
00:31:21 Hi!
00:31:23 Um, we have
00:31:26 It's extremely hot in here
00:31:29 and extremely noisy
00:31:31 So, I was wondering
00:31:34 I don't know,
00:31:38 - Worker: Not a problem.
00:31:41 - At a break!
00:31:43 Worker.
00:31:47 As you will find
00:31:51 a number of solutions
00:31:58 As I was saying,
00:32:01 will take some of you
00:32:04 For others among you,
00:32:07 it will take you the term
00:32:25 Man.
00:32:40 William Parcher.
00:32:42 Big brother,
00:32:45 at your service.
00:32:47 What can I do
00:32:49 Are you going to
00:32:51 Let's take a walk.
00:32:55 - Impressive work
00:32:58 Oppenheimer used to say,
00:32:59 "Genius sees the answer
00:33:02 You knew Oppenheimer?
00:33:04 His project was
00:33:06 Which project?
00:33:10 That project.
00:33:12 It's not that simple,
00:33:14 Well, you ended the war.
00:33:15 We incinerated 1 50,000 people
00:33:19 Great deeds come
00:33:23 Well, conviction,
00:33:26 is a luxury of those
00:33:31 I'll try
00:33:36 So, John, no family,
00:33:39 no close friends...
00:33:41 Why is that?
00:33:42 John:
00:33:45 But mainly it's because
00:33:49 (Chuckles)
00:33:50 Well, there are
00:33:52 where your lack
00:33:53 would be considered
00:33:57 - This is a secure area.
00:34:03 Have you ever
00:34:05 We were told during
00:34:07 that these warehouses
00:34:09 That's not precisely accurate.
00:34:17 (Low Radio Chatter)
00:34:20 (Tapes Screeching)
00:34:33 (Sirens,
00:34:48 By telling you
00:34:50 I am increasing
00:34:52 to top secret.
00:34:53 Disclosure of secure information
00:34:57 Get it?
00:34:59 What operation?
00:35:06 Those are a good idea.
00:35:12 This factory is in Berlin.
00:35:14 We seized it
00:35:16 Nazi engineers were attempting
00:35:18 to build a portable atomic bomb.
00:35:20 The Soviets reached
00:35:27 The routing orders
00:35:29 they were about this,
00:35:31 The Soviets aren't
00:35:35 A faction of the Red Army
00:35:39 "the New Freedom,"
00:35:41 and intends to detonate it
00:35:45 Their plan is to incur
00:35:53 Parcher.
00:35:55 as he has imagination.
00:35:58 New Freedom has sleeper agents
00:36:03 McCarthy is an idiot,
00:36:05 but unfortunately
00:36:08 New Freedom communicates
00:36:11 through codes imbedded
00:36:14 and that's where you come in.
00:36:15 You see, John,
00:36:17 what distinguishes you
00:36:20 is that you are,
00:36:22 quite simply,
00:36:23 the best natural code-breaker
00:36:32 What exactly is it
00:36:41 Commit this list
00:36:45 Scan each new issue,
00:36:49 decipher them.
00:36:52 Doctor:
00:36:55 - Stare into the light.
00:37:01 Okay, this may be
00:37:04 (Groans)
00:37:06 That's got
00:37:08 He just implanted
00:37:12 Don't worry, it's safe.
00:37:15 The isotope decays predictably.
00:37:17 As a result,
00:37:20 They're the access codes
00:37:25 So what am I now, a spy?
00:37:39 - (Knocking)
00:37:46 Boy, you must be
00:37:57 It's all right, Mike.
00:38:08 What are you working on?
00:38:12 Classified.
00:38:16 Everyone waited
00:38:17 For?
00:38:19 Class.
00:38:21 You missed class today.
00:38:23 Oh. I suspect that...
00:38:27 nobody missed me.
00:38:29 (Chuckles)
00:38:31 The problem that you left
00:38:34 I solved it.
00:38:36 Oh, no you didn't.
00:38:38 You didn't even look.
00:38:41 I never said
00:38:48 Your solution is elegant.
00:38:52 Though on this
00:38:56 ultimately incorrect.
00:39:20 You're still here.
00:39:21 I'm still here.
00:39:24 Why?
00:39:26 I'm wondering, Professor Nash,
00:39:31 if I can ask you
00:39:37 You do eat, don't you?
00:39:39 Oh, on occasion, yeah.
00:39:41 Table for one. Prometheus alone
00:39:44 with the bird circling overhead,
00:39:46 (Laughs)
00:39:50 No, I expect
00:39:52 You wouldn't know.
00:39:56 If you leave your address
00:39:59 I'll pick you up
00:40:02 and we'll eat.
00:40:12 One more thing.
00:40:15 or should I just
00:40:19 Governor,
00:40:21 - Miss Alicia Larde.
00:40:24 - How do you do?
00:40:30 Wait, one second. I'm sorry.
00:40:34 First big date and all,
00:40:36 So, you boys need
00:40:41 Which is not a state
00:40:49 There. Better.
00:40:53 - I'm surprising him.
00:40:56 Professor.
00:41:14 God must be a painter.
00:41:17 Why else would we
00:41:22 So you're a painter?
00:41:25 That's not actually
00:41:28 but, yes...
00:41:31 I am.
00:41:41 Here.
00:41:44 Me.
00:41:46 Your date?
00:41:49 Practice human interaction
00:41:52 That's a plan.
00:41:58 Champagne would be lovely.
00:42:02 I'll be outside.
00:42:04 I will get the champagne.
00:42:14 Oh, thank you.
00:42:17 Thank you for that.
00:42:19 No, keep it.
00:42:21 I believe in deciding things
00:42:24 Do you?
00:42:26 No.
00:42:28 I don't believe in luck.
00:42:35 But I do believe
00:42:38 Oh.
00:42:48 I once tried
00:42:51 I actually made it to 4,348.
00:42:58 You are exceptionally odd.
00:43:00 I bet you're very
00:43:09 A pair of odd ducks, then.
00:43:11 Mmm.
00:43:17 Pick a shape.
00:43:20 What?
00:43:21 Pick a shape.
00:43:27 Okay.
00:43:30 An umbrella.
00:44:09 Do it again.
00:44:11 (Chuckles)
00:44:12 - Do it again.
00:44:14 - What would you like?
00:44:16 an octopus.
00:46:40 (Dog Barking)
00:47:05 (Alicia Chuckles)
00:47:07 Alicia:
00:47:10 I can't talk to you
00:47:13 I don't mean work.
00:47:20 I find that polishing
00:47:22 in order to make them sociable
00:47:27 I have a tendency to expedite
00:47:32 by being direct.
00:47:35 I often don't get
00:47:38 Try me.
00:47:41 All right.
00:47:46 I find you attractive.
00:47:49 Your aggressive
00:47:51 indicate that you
00:47:53 But still,
00:47:56 continue with a number
00:47:59 before we have sex.
00:48:01 I am proceeding
00:48:04 but in point of actual fact,
00:48:07 all I really want to do
00:48:13 Are you gonna slap me now?
00:48:40 How was that result?
00:48:59 Girl:
00:49:05 I'm attempting to isolate
00:49:08 within periodicals
00:49:10 You talk funny, Mr. Nash.
00:49:17 Do I know you?
00:49:19 My uncle says you're very smart
00:49:23 so I shouldn't pay no mind
00:49:25 And who might
00:49:27 The prodigal roommate...
00:49:30 returns.
00:49:32 (Chuckles)
00:49:35 - Come here.
00:49:43 My sister...
00:49:45 got herself killed
00:49:49 Not too far now, Marcee!
00:49:51 Her cowboy husband
00:49:54 to know that he was
00:49:56 So, I took her in.
00:49:59 - She's so small.
00:50:05 I'm at Harvard...
00:50:07 doing the great
00:50:10 D.H. Bloody Lawrence.
00:50:12 I really do think you should
00:50:14 (Chuckles)
00:50:17 Well, I've been reading
00:50:21 How are you, John?
00:50:23 At first all my work
00:50:26 but a new assignment
00:50:29 I can't really tell you
00:50:32 Top secret?
00:50:34 Something like that.
00:50:37 - And, uh...
00:50:40 Well, l... I met a girl.
00:50:42 - No! A human girl?
00:50:45 - A biped?
00:50:47 she finds me attractive
00:50:50 (Laughs)
00:50:51 God, that's wonderful.
00:50:54 There's no accounting
00:50:59 Should I marry her?
00:51:01 Oh, God. Right.
00:51:03 I mean, everything's
00:51:06 The job is fine.
00:51:08 It all seems to add up.
00:51:10 But how do you know for sure?
00:51:15 Nothing's ever for sure, John.
00:51:18 That's the only
00:51:27 Waiter:
00:51:36 Alicia, please don't be angry.
00:51:38 I just lost track
00:51:41 - again.
00:51:44 I'm sorry.
00:51:47 I didn't have time
00:51:49 Happy birthday.
00:51:55 The refractive faces
00:51:57 they create
00:51:59 so if you look inside it,
00:52:01 - Every possible color.
00:52:04 Yeah.
00:52:05 Remember you said that time
00:52:08 because of all the colors?
00:52:11 you said that.
00:52:13 I didn't think
00:52:17 I'm always listening.
00:52:26 It's beautiful.
00:52:33 (Chuckles)
00:52:44 Alicia, does our
00:52:47 'Cause I need
00:52:49 some kind of verifiable,
00:52:55 (Laughs)
00:52:57 I'm sorry,
00:53:01 to redefine
00:53:08 A proof?
00:53:10 Verifiable data.
00:53:12 Um... okay.
00:53:17 Well, how big
00:53:20 Infinite.
00:53:22 How do you know?
00:53:23 I know because
00:53:25 - But it hasn't been proven yet?
00:53:27 You haven't seen it.
00:53:29 I don't, I just believe it.
00:53:32 Mmm.
00:53:35 It's the same
00:53:45 Now,
00:53:47 the part that
00:53:51 is if I want
00:54:08 (Applause)
00:54:15 Smile for the camera!
00:54:20 Well done!
00:54:22 Oh, sweet pea.
00:54:24 - I love you.
00:54:25 Hey, Sol.
00:54:27 Woman.
00:54:30 Sol:
00:54:36 Alicia:
00:54:39 - Woman: Bye-bye.
00:54:41 - Bye!
00:54:43 Be safe!
00:54:52 (Gate Opens)
00:54:55 Cambridge, MA
00:55:13 Get In. Hurry.
00:55:19 They're following us.
00:55:25 Who's...
00:55:27 The drop's been
00:55:29 - (Gunfire)
00:55:31 - Stay down.
00:55:38 - (Pants)
00:55:53 (Gun Firing)
00:56:01 - Here, take this.
00:56:04 - Take the goddamn gun!
00:56:06 Son of a...
00:56:08 (Screams)
00:56:25 You stay back.
00:56:32 (Screams)
00:56:37 (Tires Screeching)
00:57:13 Alicia. John?
00:57:22 Hi.
00:57:26 Where were you?
00:57:31 - S-Sol...
00:57:34 He said you left
00:57:39 Why didn't you call me?
00:57:46 Are you all right?
00:57:57 Honey?
00:57:58 (Bolt Locking)
00:58:00 John...
00:58:01 Please, talk to me.
00:58:06 John, open the door.
00:58:10 Come on, open the door!
00:58:13 Talk to me!
00:58:16 John!
00:58:17 Open the door!
00:58:22 (Panting)
00:58:37 Woman:
00:58:59 (Door Opens, Closes)
00:59:21 John.
00:59:23 William.
00:59:26 This is not what
00:59:28 Every time a car backfires
00:59:30 I understand... better than you
00:59:44 You need to calm down, John.
00:59:46 Now listen to me.
00:59:49 in large part
00:59:51 Now don't you think your fear
00:59:54 William, my circumstance
00:59:57 Alicia's pregnant.
01:00:08 I told you attachments
01:00:11 You chose to marry the girl.
01:00:14 I did nothing
01:00:19 The best way to ensure
01:00:22 is for you to continue
01:00:25 Well, I'll just quit.
01:00:27 You won't.
01:00:28 Why would I not?
01:00:30 Because I keep the Russians
01:00:34 You quit working for me,
01:00:36 I quit working for you.
01:00:51 Parcher!
01:00:53 Parcher!
01:00:59 John, you all right?
01:01:22 John?
01:01:23 Turn it off!
01:01:29 Why would you do that?
01:01:30 Why would you
01:01:32 What is wrong with you?
01:01:34 You have to go
01:01:37 I left the car out the back.
01:01:39 - No side streets,
01:01:43 When you get to your sister's,
01:01:45 - No, I'm not going.
01:01:47 - I'm not leaving...
01:01:50 Please, Alicia.
01:01:52 I'll explain when I can.
01:02:35 Harvard University
01:02:42 Marcee.
01:02:44 UncleJohn!
01:02:46 (Growls)
01:02:48 - Hey, baby girl!
01:02:52 Wow, someone
01:02:55 I saw you on the slate
01:02:57 "How can I miss seeing
01:03:00 by the inimitable
01:03:05 What's wrong?
01:03:07 I got myself into something.
01:03:12 Well, now you tell me,
01:03:14 Woman.
01:03:16 Welcome!
01:03:20 After?
01:03:28 John:
01:03:32 of the Reimann
01:03:35 correspond
01:03:37 in space-time,
01:03:41 singularities
01:03:46 And conventional
01:03:51 it breaks down in the face
01:04:11 Sometimes our expectations
01:04:13 are betrayed
01:04:16 Variables are impossible
01:04:19 rational value.
01:04:41 Professor Nash!
01:04:53 - Hold it!
01:04:58 Professor Nash,
01:05:00 let's avoid a scene,
01:05:03 What do you want?
01:05:06 My name is Rosen,
01:05:08 Dr. Rosen.
01:05:10 Forgive me
01:05:13 I'd like you
01:05:17 Just for a chat.
01:05:20 It appears I have no choice.
01:05:25 Oh-hh!
01:05:34 Help me! Somebody!
01:05:39 (Screams)
01:05:41 Help me!
01:05:45 I know who you are!
01:05:47 No, no, no,
01:05:49 Charles, they're Russians!
01:05:51 Call somebody!
01:05:52 - They're Russians!
01:05:54 Get away from me.
01:05:56 Stay away from me!
01:06:03 Dr. Rosen.
01:06:06 All better.
01:06:11 - Everything's all right here.
01:06:15 Watch your head.
01:06:47 (Dr. Rosen, Faintly)
01:06:51 Can you hear me?
01:07:01 (Faint Whispering)
01:07:06 Go easy now.
01:07:08 Thorazine takes
01:07:14 Sorry about
01:07:17 You've got one hell
01:07:20 (Weakly)
01:07:23 Ahem.
01:07:24 Macarthur Psychiatric Hospital.
01:07:30 I find that highly unlikely.
01:07:33 You made a mistake.
01:07:34 My work is non-military
01:07:38 Which work is that, John?
01:07:43 I don't know anything.
01:07:45 (Laughs)
01:07:50 (Groans)
01:07:55 (Buzzer)
01:08:03 Charles?
01:08:07 Charles?
01:08:10 I didn't mean to get you
01:08:15 I'm... I'm sorry.
01:08:21 Charles...?
01:08:29 The prodigal roommate
01:08:35 "Saw my name
01:08:38 You lying son of a bitch!
01:08:40 Who are you talking to?
01:08:43 How do you say,
01:08:46 How do you say it
01:08:48 There's no one there, John.
01:08:52 He's right there.
01:08:54 Stop!
01:08:57 Stop! l... I don't know anything!
01:09:02 My name is John Nash.
01:09:04 I'm being held
01:09:06 Somebody call
01:09:09 My name is John Nash.
01:09:10 I'm being held
01:09:18 Alicia.
01:09:23 John has schizophrenia.
01:09:25 People with this disorder
01:09:31 But... But his work.
01:09:35 He deals with conspiracies...
01:09:38 Yes, yes, I know.
01:09:40 In John's world, these behaviors
01:09:45 encouraged.
01:09:46 As such, his illness
01:09:50 far longer than is typical.
01:09:53 What do you mean?
01:09:54 Possibly since
01:09:56 At least that's when
01:10:00 What are you talking about?
01:10:02 One, so far,
01:10:04 An imaginary roommate
01:10:08 Charles isn't imaginary.
01:10:11 He and John have been
01:10:14 Have you ever met Charles?
01:10:17 He's always in town
01:10:20 - Was he at your wedding?
01:10:23 Have you ever
01:10:25 - talked to him
01:10:27 I phoned Princeton.
01:10:29 According to their
01:10:31 John lived alone.
01:10:36 Now, which is more likely...
01:10:40 a mathematician
01:10:42 is a government spy
01:10:45 You're making him sound crazy.
01:10:46 ...Or, that he has
01:10:52 Now the only way
01:10:54 is to show him
01:10:55 between what's real
01:10:58 and what is in his mind.
01:11:03 Come on.
01:11:06 What's he been working on?
01:11:09 His work is classified.
01:11:12 He mentioned a supervisor
01:11:14 by the name
01:11:17 Maybe Mr. Parcher
01:11:20 But I can't get to him
01:11:23 You want me to help you get
01:11:25 the details of my husband's work?
01:11:27 John thinks I'm a Russian spy.
01:11:30 Is that what you think?
01:11:37 - What did the doctor say?
01:11:39 I don't know.
01:11:41 I want to see whatJohn's
01:11:43 - You know you can't
01:11:46 Stop. Oh!
01:12:01 Oh, my God.
01:12:07 Oh, my God.
01:12:16 Why didn't you
01:12:19 Alicia, John's always been
01:12:22 a little weird.
01:12:25 He said he was
01:12:27 that it was eyes-only.
01:12:29 - Top secret, part
01:12:32 Well, it was possible,
01:12:35 Directives come down
01:12:36 that some of us
01:12:38 - It was possible.
01:12:40 not likely.
01:12:44 Lately, he'd become
01:12:47 and then when you called...
01:12:49 So, is this all
01:12:52 Cutting out magazines?
01:12:56 Well, not all.
01:13:59 (Door Opens)
01:14:19 - Alicia: I'm so sorry.
01:14:26 - I missed you.
01:14:30 I have to talk to you.
01:14:32 Okay.
01:14:39 Alicia, I've been
01:14:42 and I do realize
01:14:46 and my inability to discuss
01:14:49 must have appeared insane.
01:14:51 I left you with no other choice.
01:14:53 I do understand...
01:14:56 - and I'm truly sorry.
01:15:00 Everything's gonna be all right.
01:15:04 Everything's gonna be all right.
01:15:07 We just have to talk quietly.
01:15:10 They may be listening.
01:15:15 I'm gonna tell you
01:15:17 It's breaking with protocol
01:15:20 but you need to know,
01:15:22 because you have to help me
01:15:27 I've been doing top-secret work
01:15:30 There's a threat that exists
01:15:32 of catastrophic proportions.
01:15:35 I think the Russians
01:15:38 That's why they simply
01:15:40 They're keeping me here
01:15:43 from doing my work.
01:15:45 - You have to find
01:15:47 - He can help us.
01:15:55 I went to Wheeler.
01:15:57 Good, good.
01:15:59 There is no William Parcher.
01:16:02 Of course there is.
01:16:03 - I've been working for him.
01:16:05 Breaking codes?
01:16:07 Dropping packages
01:16:10 for the government to pick up?
01:16:13 How could you know that?
01:16:15 Sol followed you.
01:16:18 - He thought it was harmless.
01:16:30 They've never been opened.
01:16:35 It isn't real.
01:16:38 There is no conspiracy, John.
01:16:43 There is no William Parcher.
01:16:47 It's in your mind.
01:16:51 Do you understand, baby?
01:16:55 You're sick.
01:17:00 You're sick, John.
01:17:03 John?!
01:17:04 John!
01:17:15 Code red.
01:17:16 (Over P.A.)
01:17:19 Dr. Rosen, code red.
01:17:28 (Keys Jingling)
01:17:34 John?
01:17:37 John?
01:17:41 The implant's gone.
01:17:44 I can't find it.
01:17:50 It's gone.
01:18:24 Dr. Rosen.
01:18:27 is not knowing what's true.
01:18:30 Imagine...
01:18:32 if you had suddenly learned
01:18:35 and the moments
01:18:38 were not gone, not dead,
01:18:41 but worse...
01:18:43 Had never been.
01:18:48 What kind of hell
01:18:56 Administering insulin.
01:18:59 Man.
01:19:59 How often?
01:20:02 Five times a week
01:20:26 Princeton University
01:20:28 Alicia.
01:20:32 And Hansen is running
01:20:35 So he keeps reminding us,
01:20:37 (Laughs)
01:20:39 Yeah.
01:20:40 John won't come near
01:20:42 - I think he's ashamed.
01:20:45 Hey. Hey.
01:20:48 Want this?
01:20:51 So, Alicia, how...
01:20:54 Well, the delusions have passed.
01:20:57 They're saying
01:20:59 and low stress environment...
01:21:01 No, l... I mean,
01:21:11 I think often what I feel
01:21:13 is obligation.
01:21:19 Or guilt over wanting to leave.
01:21:23 Rage againstJohn,
01:21:30 But...
01:21:34 then I look at him
01:21:37 and I force myself to see
01:21:42 And he becomes that man.
01:21:45 He's transformed
01:21:51 And I'm transformed
01:21:58 It's not all the time,
01:22:00 but...
01:22:03 it's enough.
01:22:04 I thinkJohn is
01:22:08 Alicia.
01:22:14 So unlucky.
01:22:20 - Alicia: This is us.
01:22:22 - It's nice.
01:22:24 Alicia.
01:22:30 Hi.
01:22:32 Hi.
01:22:33 I hope it's okay.
01:22:43 Hey ya, chief.
01:22:46 - Cigarette?
01:22:48 I quit, actually.
01:22:54 - Hello.
01:22:59 Have you met Harvey?
01:23:00 Umm, I...
01:23:02 (Laughs)
01:23:03 - John, there's no...
01:23:05 There's no point
01:23:08 Jesus Christ, John.
01:23:10 I should have known.
01:23:13 Here you go.
01:23:16 I can take those later.
01:23:18 You're supposed
01:23:21 - Can I bring you something?
01:23:25 Okay.
01:23:29 So, um... yeah.
01:23:32 giving a workshop.
01:23:34 I go back tonight.
01:23:36 You know, Bender,
01:23:38 to stop by and you know, see you.
01:23:43 Squeamish?
01:23:45 Yeah.
01:23:47 I suppose I would be, too.
01:23:50 But alas, I'm stuck with me.
01:23:55 - I'm trying to solve
01:24:00 Oh, yeah?
01:24:02 I figured if...
01:24:05 they will have
01:24:09 But it's difficult
01:24:12 because it's hard to...
01:24:16 see the solution.
01:24:28 You know, John,
01:24:31 There are other
01:24:34 Besides work.
01:24:38 What are they?
01:24:42 (Baby Crying)
01:24:58 Shh-hh.
01:25:01 Shh.
01:25:08 (Door Closes)
01:25:16 What are you
01:25:21 What do people do?
01:25:23 It's life, John.
01:25:25 Activities available,
01:25:27 just add meaning.
01:25:37 You could try
01:25:40 You know, maybe...
01:25:43 talk to people.
01:25:50 You could try
01:26:08 (Muffled Voice)
01:26:14 John.
01:26:17 (Muffled)
01:26:29 Who... Who were
01:26:32 Garbage man.
01:26:43 Garbage men don't come at night.
01:26:48 I guess around here they do.
01:26:54 (Man Whistles)
01:26:55 (Truck Approaching)
01:27:11 (Giggles)
01:27:17 Sorry.
01:28:25 Alicia. Is it
01:28:38 (Door Closes)
01:28:58 (Screams)
01:29:01 (Screams)
01:29:08 (Sobs)
01:29:15 (Sobbing Continues)
01:29:25 (Car Door Opens)
01:29:28 My mother's
01:29:32 I can get three hours
01:29:50 (Faint Music Playing)
01:30:00 I'm going to bed.
01:30:09 - Good night.
01:30:55 (Clattering)
01:31:29 (Gun Cocks)
01:31:30 Parcher.
01:31:34 It's been a while.
01:31:36 Parcher?
01:31:38 Yes, sir.
01:31:43 You're not real!
01:31:45 Of course I am.
01:31:50 (Rifles Cocking)
01:31:52 I don't think that I would
01:31:56 It's time for you
01:31:59 Parcher.
01:32:02 here in the U.S.
01:32:04 Knowing your situation
01:32:06 requires you keep
01:32:09 we've brought
01:32:19 (Generator Whirrs)
01:32:23 (Radio Signals)
01:32:31 We've narrowed the bomb's
01:32:36 But we haven't been able
01:32:43 Their codes have grown
01:32:48 Here, look at this, John.
01:32:53 What?
01:32:55 What?
01:32:59 - Dr. Rosen said...
01:33:02 "Schizophrenic break
01:33:04 Psychological bullshit!
01:33:06 Look at me, John.
01:33:09 John, look at me.
01:33:13 Do I look like I'm imagined?
01:33:17 Wheeler has no record of you.
01:33:19 Do you think we list
01:33:24 John, I'm sorry you had
01:33:27 I've gone to a great deal
01:33:30 I can restore
01:33:33 I can let the world
01:33:36 But I need you now, soldier.
01:33:45 I was so scared
01:33:49 Princeton, New Jersey
01:33:55 There's a storm coming.
01:33:57 I'm just going to grab
01:34:00 I'll draw his bath.
01:34:05 It's okay.
01:34:08 Okay.
01:34:19 (Faint Radio Sounds)
01:34:26 (Muffled Radio Voice)
01:35:03 (Radio Static,
01:35:27 (Whimpering)
01:35:39 (Crying)
01:35:42 (Thunder Rumbles)
01:35:48 John!
01:35:56 I've almost got it!
01:35:59 - (Baby Crying)
01:36:01 - No!
01:36:03 - Oh, God.
01:36:08 I need a towel.
01:36:11 Shhh.
01:36:13 Charles was watching him.
01:36:14 There is no one here.
01:36:16 - Charles was watching him.
01:36:19 He's been injected
01:36:21 I can see him
01:36:23 that was released
01:36:26 when my implant
01:36:29 I couldn't tell you,
01:36:32 Alicia!
01:36:40 - No!
01:36:43 You've got to stop her, John.
01:36:46 You leave her out of this.
01:36:50 - Who are you talking to?
01:36:53 - John.
01:36:55 - No, she won't.
01:36:58 - John, answer me!
01:37:00 Alicia, please,
01:37:02 - I can't let that happen.
01:37:04 Hi, I need Dr. Rosen.
01:37:07 I'm sorry, John.
01:37:10 John:
01:37:15 - Alicia?
01:37:18 - Get away from me.
01:37:20 - Get away!
01:37:22 I didn't mean
01:37:26 Finish her.
01:37:32 UncleJohn?
01:37:34 Parcher.
01:37:36 or I'll take care of you.
01:37:37 John,
01:37:39 Christ, John,
01:37:41 Move, soldier.
01:37:44 Now.
01:37:46 Marcee.
01:37:47 Charles.
01:37:51 Now!
01:37:53 (Mental Voices)
01:37:55 interactive field.
01:37:57 (Voices Continue)
01:38:04 - Marcee: Let's play!
01:38:06 ...Charles, and Marcee cannot
01:38:09 I understand.
01:38:11 (Engine Starts)
01:38:15 (Screams)
01:38:27 She never gets old.
01:38:32 Marcee can't be real.
01:39:08 You see them now?
01:39:19 Yes.
01:39:23 Why did you
01:39:27 Because I couldn't do my work.
01:39:30 I couldn't help
01:39:32 I couldn't...
01:39:35 I couldn't respond to my wife.
01:39:39 You think that's better
01:39:42 We'll need to start you
01:39:45 of insulin shocks
01:39:47 No.
01:39:49 There has
01:39:51 Dr. Rosen.
01:39:53 Some days may be
01:39:55 but over time,
01:39:57 It's a problem. That's all it is.
01:40:00 It's a problem with no solution.
01:40:03 And that's what I do,
01:40:05 - That's what I do best.
01:40:06 Dr. Rosen.
01:40:08 to change the way
01:40:10 - All I have to do
01:40:13 - You can't reason
01:40:16 Because your mind
01:40:21 I can do this.
01:40:23 I can work it out.
01:40:30 Is that the baby?
01:40:34 The baby's
01:40:44 (Marcee Humming)
01:40:50 Dr. Rosen.
01:40:53 the fantasies
01:40:56 entirely.
01:41:15 Alicia.
01:41:19 Rosen's waiting outside.
01:41:22 I can't go back
01:41:29 I won't come home.
01:41:34 He said that
01:41:36 he has commitment
01:41:43 Well, maybe you
01:41:47 Maybe you'll just
01:41:52 I will try to figure this out.
01:41:56 Whatever you do,
01:41:58 Rosen is right
01:42:01 You shouldn't be here.
01:42:06 I'm not safe anymore.
01:42:14 Would you have hurt me, John?
01:42:25 I don't know.
01:42:29 Maybe you should let
01:42:58 (Muffled Voices)
01:43:03 (Car Doors Close)
01:43:05 (Engine Starts)
01:43:12 (Car Departs)
01:43:23 (Footsteps On Stairs)
01:43:37 Rosen said to call if you try
01:43:57 You want to know what's real?
01:44:05 This.
01:44:14 This.
01:44:22 This.
01:44:25 This is real.
01:44:30 Maybe the part...
01:44:33 that knows the waking
01:44:37 maybe it isn't here.
01:44:42 Maybe it's here.
01:44:50 I need to believe
01:44:52 that something
01:45:08 (Sighs)
01:45:43 Princeton University
01:45:58 Hansen.
01:46:08 Hello, Martin.
01:46:15 Jesus Christ.
01:46:19 No. l...
01:46:20 I don't have that one.
01:46:23 takes on a completely
01:46:25 (Nash Chuckles)
01:46:27 I heard what happened
01:46:30 l... I wanted to write
01:46:32 but you'd left,
01:46:47 this is Helinger's
01:46:49 Yeah.
01:46:50 Yeah, I stole it from him.
01:46:55 Seems that you won
01:46:59 They were wrong, John.
01:47:02 Please, please have a seat.
01:47:05 God, it's so good
01:47:10 What brings you
01:47:12 Charles. John?
01:47:14 John, I'm sorry,
01:47:17 Tell him you're a genius.
01:47:19 Tell him your work is critical.
01:47:21 John, please!
01:47:37 Is there any chance
01:47:42 Of course,
01:47:45 Is that what we are, Martin?
01:47:49 John, of course.
01:47:51 Of course.
01:47:59 Alicia and I think that...
01:48:01 That fitting in,
01:48:03 being part of a community,
01:48:07 might do me some good.
01:48:09 That a certain level of attachment,
01:48:11 familiar places, familiar people,
01:48:14 might help me...
01:48:16 elbow out these...
01:48:22 These certain delusions that I have.
01:48:29 It's a lot to ask,
01:48:35 I'm quite certain
01:48:40 But I was wondering
01:48:44 (Sighs)
01:48:51 Huh.
01:48:57 Will you be needing an office?
01:49:03 No.
01:49:08 No, I could just work
01:49:11 Well, this guy tries
01:49:14 - but he doesn't have I.D.
01:49:17 Then he goes totally nuts.
01:49:19 John:
01:49:21 There's no mission.
01:49:23 Oh, shit. Shit.
01:49:26 Not real!
01:49:29 Is this what you are, soldier?
01:49:31 Some useless ghoul?
01:49:32 The local madman?
01:49:35 - I'm not a soldier.
01:49:37 Old, worthless, discarded.
01:49:40 There's no mission.
01:49:41 And while you rock and drool,
01:49:43 the world will burn to ashes!
01:49:44 You are not real!
01:49:47 You're still talking
01:49:48 There's no mission!
01:49:52 John? John?
01:49:54 John, John, John, John.
01:49:55 Hey, hey, hey.
01:49:57 John, John!
01:49:58 I just heard what happened,
01:50:01 - I'm not a soldier.
01:50:03 Nash, hey.
01:50:04 Hey, you're all right.
01:50:08 Nash, Nash,
01:50:14 Ladies and gentlemen,
01:50:17 Hansen:
01:50:20 John.
01:50:23 Everybody was
01:50:25 John...
01:50:27 you know that stress
01:50:30 I know.
01:50:35 But then, on the way home,
01:50:37 Charles was there.
01:50:44 Sometimes, I really miss
01:50:50 Maybe Rosen's right.
01:50:52 Maybe I have to think
01:50:56 No.
01:50:58 Come here.
01:51:04 Maybe try again tomorrow.
01:51:30 John, now, you can't
01:51:39 Charles, you've been
01:51:41 The best.
01:51:44 But I won't talk to you again.
01:51:51 I just can't.
01:51:58 Same goes for you, baby girl.
01:52:01 (Sniffs)
01:52:09 Good-bye.
01:52:17 Good-bye.
01:52:33 I was wondering if I might
01:52:37 It's... It's an honor,
01:52:43 Is something wrong?
01:52:47 This will be my first class.
01:52:49 (Laughs)
01:52:52 Good morning,
01:52:55 eager young minds.
01:53:04 (Muttering Numbers)
01:53:17 It's never gonna work, John.
01:53:19 You're just
01:53:25 It's pathetic!
01:53:27 You are being pathetic.
01:53:29 I'm ashamed of you.
01:53:46 (Laughing)
01:53:56 (Laughing Continues)
01:53:58 Oh, man!
01:54:04 Are you coming?
01:54:10 - Dad, you've got my book.
01:54:12 You've got my book.
01:54:13 Oh, right.
01:54:16 Thanks.
01:54:18 - Good-bye.
01:54:20 Alicia.
01:54:22 Bye, honey.
01:55:44 Princeton University
01:55:56 Did you just solve Reimann?
01:55:58 Well, what do you think?
01:56:00 Huh.
01:56:02 That's an analog to Frobenius
01:56:03 for noncommutative extensions.
01:56:05 (Chuckles)
01:56:06 Yes, it is.
01:56:09 But it only appears
01:56:12 But...
01:56:14 I believe I'm
01:56:17 You're...
01:56:19 You'reJohn Nash, right?
01:56:25 - Toby Kelly.
01:56:27 I've been studying
01:56:29 The one you wrote here,
01:56:31 To come up with something
01:56:33 You know, I was young.
01:56:35 umm...
01:56:36 I've been developing a theory.
01:56:53 I believe I can prove
01:56:55 that Galois extensions
01:56:58 That everything,
01:57:01 That it's all part
01:57:04 When was the last time
01:57:06 - Excuse me?
01:57:09 Oh, uh...
01:57:11 My wife,
01:57:13 she loves mayonnaise.
01:57:15 Oh, thank you.
01:57:18 Thank you.
01:57:21 Go on.
01:57:23 The function...
01:57:25 - is in the two categories.
01:57:31 Hansen.
01:57:33 Alicia!
01:57:35 John.
01:57:39 let us say
01:57:41 So you have a fly
01:57:44 and the fly, who can travel
01:57:47 leaves the tire
01:57:49 to the tire of bicycle a
01:57:51 and so on and so forth
01:57:53 and the poor little fly
01:57:55 - (Chuckling)
01:57:58 about actually focusing in
01:58:00 the area that you're
01:58:02 Mathematics is very specific,
01:58:05 no matter what these people
01:58:07 especially the people from biology.
01:58:09 Don't listen to any
01:58:10 Let me go back
01:58:13 I might want to steal this,
01:58:17 I was thinking
01:58:21 A classroom with 50 students
01:58:23 can be daunting for anyone.
01:58:26 John, besides,
01:58:30 I'm an acquired
01:58:33 I was hoping there still
01:58:36 What about the...
01:58:38 Well, you know.
01:58:40 Are they gone?
01:58:48 No, they're not gone.
01:58:51 And maybe they
01:58:53 But I've gotten used
01:58:55 and I think as a result
01:58:58 You think that's what it's like
01:59:00 with all our dreams
01:59:04 You've got to keep feeding them
01:59:07 John, they...
01:59:11 They're my past, Martin.
01:59:18 Well, good-bye.
01:59:20 John, I'll talk
01:59:25 Maybe in the spring.
01:59:32 Hey, Nash?
01:59:36 You...
01:59:38 you scared?
01:59:42 Terrified.
01:59:44 Mortified.
01:59:47 Stupefied by you.
01:59:49 Now you ought best ring Alicia,
01:59:51 - or you're gonna get me...
01:59:53 ...in an awful
01:59:58 - Thanks, Professor.
02:00:00 - Have a nice day.
02:00:02 Papers in hand, Mr. Beyer.
02:00:05 Professor Nash?
02:00:10 - Can you see him?
02:00:13 - You sure?
02:00:15 Positive?
02:00:17 - (Laughing)
02:00:18 Forgive me, I'm just
02:00:22 - See you next week, Professor.
02:00:25 So now that I know
02:00:27 who are you, and what can
02:00:29 Professor, my name
02:00:33 - Thomas King?
02:00:34 ...and I'm here
02:00:36 that you're being considered
02:00:46 John:
02:00:49 King:
02:00:52 has become a cornerstone
02:00:54 Suddenly everybody
02:00:57 What about my work
02:01:01 The application
02:01:04 to F.C.C. bandwidth auctions
02:01:09 - Antitrust cases?
02:01:10 I never would have
02:01:13 - Well...
02:01:14 some level of honesty
02:01:17 (Laughs)
02:01:19 'Cause, I wouldn't
02:01:26 Shall we have tea?
02:01:30 Oh, I don't go in there.
02:01:33 take my sandwich
02:01:35 Come on, John.
02:01:39 M-Most...
02:01:41 Most commercially
02:01:43 are not suitable to my palate.
02:01:44 I'm not...
02:01:46 There are some
02:01:49 I enjoy the flavor
02:01:52 I have not been in this room
02:01:54 for some many years.
02:01:59 John.
02:02:03 Things have certainly
02:02:05 I have a son that age.
02:02:07 - Harvard.
02:02:14 Hmm.
02:02:16 I would have thought
02:02:18 for the Nobel prize
02:02:21 I would have thought
02:02:24 That is generally
02:02:27 But these are
02:02:30 The awards are substantial.
02:02:32 They require private funding.
02:02:37 the image of the Nobel is...
02:02:41 I see. You came here
02:02:46 Find out if I would
02:02:48 screw everything up
02:02:51 Dance around the podium,
02:02:55 things of this nature?
02:02:56 Something like that, yes.
02:03:00 Would I embarrass you?
02:03:05 Yes, it is possible.
02:03:10 You see, l...
02:03:12 I am crazy.
02:03:17 I take the newer medications,
02:03:23 but I still see things
02:03:28 I just choose
02:03:32 Like a diet of the mind,
02:03:34 I choose not to indulge
02:03:39 Like my appetite for patterns.
02:03:43 Perhaps my appetite
02:03:48 Man.
02:03:54 It's good to have
02:03:58 Thank you.
02:04:04 - It's an honor, sir.
02:04:09 A privilege, Professor.
02:04:15 Professor.
02:04:21 - Nicely done, John.
02:04:26 Thank you.
02:04:27 Thank you.
02:04:38 Thank you, Ed.
02:04:48 That was certainly most unexpected.
02:04:51 (Applause)
02:05:02 Nobel Prize Ceremony
02:05:05 December 1 994
02:05:12 John.
02:05:16 (Applause Fades)
02:05:18 I've always believed in numbers.
02:05:21 In the equations and logics
02:05:23 that lead to reason.
02:05:25 But after a lifetime
02:05:29 I ask,
02:05:31 what truly is logic?
02:05:33 Who decides reason?
02:05:38 My quest has taken me
02:05:42 the metaphysical,
02:05:45 the delusional,
02:05:48 and back.
02:05:52 And I have made the most important
02:05:57 The most important discovery
02:06:03 It is only in the mysterious
02:06:06 that any logical
02:06:13 I'm only here tonight
02:06:17 You are the reason I am.
02:06:24 You are all my reasons.
02:06:30 Thank you.
02:07:26 John:
02:07:31 I'll call for the car, Dad.
02:07:33 Bye-bye.
02:07:35 Woman:
02:07:36 - Are you ready to go now?
02:07:39 Yes, indeed,
02:07:42 Thank you so much.
02:07:45 Thank you.
02:07:49 What is it? What's wrong?
02:07:55 Nothing.
02:07:58 Nothing at all.
02:08:02 - Come with me, young lady.
02:08:04 I have a car outside.
02:08:08 "Nash's theories have influenced
02:08:12 "national labor relations, and even
02:08:16 John and Alicia Nash live
02:08:20 John keeps regular office hours
02:08:23 He still walks to campus every day.