1. Mathematicians won the war.Copy !req
2. Mathematicians broke
the Japanese codesCopy !req
3. and built the A-bomb.Copy !req
4. Mathematicians, like you.Copy !req
5. The stated goal of the Soviets
is global Communism.Copy !req
6. In medicine or economics,
in technology or spaceCopy !req
7. battle lines
are being drawn.Copy !req
8. To triumph,
we need results,Copy !req
9. publishable,
applicable results.Copy !req
10. Now who among you
will be the next Morse?Copy !req
11. The next Einstein?Copy !req
12. Who among you
will be the vanguard
of democracy,Copy !req
13. freedom, and discovery?Copy !req
14. Today,
we bequeath America's future
into your able hands.Copy !req
15. Welcome to Princeton,
gentlemen.Copy !req
16. It's not enough
Hansen won the
Carnegie Scholarship.Copy !req
17. No, he has to
have it all for himself.Copy !req
18. It's the first time the
Carnegie Prize has been split.
Hansen's all bent.Copy !req
19. He's got his
sights set on Wheeler Lab,Copy !req
20. the new military
think-tank at MIT.Copy !req
21. They're only
taking one this year.Copy !req
22. Hansen's used to
being picked first.Copy !req
23. Yeah,
he's wasted on math.Copy !req
24. He should be running
for president.Copy !req
25. There could be
a mathematical explanation
for how bad your tie is.Copy !req
26. Thank you.Copy !req
27. Neilson,
symbol cryptography.Copy !req
28. Neils here broke a Jap code.
Helped rid the world
of Fascism.Copy !req
29. At least that's what
he tells the girls,
eh, Neils?Copy !req
30. The name's Bender.
Atomic physics.Copy !req
31. And you are?
Am I late?Copy !req
32. Yes, Mr. Sol.Copy !req
33. Good. Hi.Copy !req
34. Sol. Richard Sol.Copy !req
35. Ah,
the burden of genius.Copy !req
36. There he is.Copy !req
37. So many supplicants,
and so little time.Copy !req
38. Mr. Sol.
How are you, sir?Copy !req
39. Bender.
Nice to see you.Copy !req
40. Congratulations,
Mr. Hansen.Copy !req
41. Thank you.Copy !req
42. I'll take another.Copy !req
43. Excuse me?Copy !req
44. A thousand pardons.
I simply assumed
you were the waiter.Copy !req
45. Play nice, Hansen.Copy !req
46. Nice is not
Hansen's strong suit.Copy !req
47. An honest mistake.Copy !req
48. Well, Martin Hansen.Copy !req
49. It is Martin, isn't it?Copy !req
50. Why, yes, John, it is.Copy !req
51. I imagine you're getting
quite used to miscalculation.Copy !req
52. I've read your preprints,
both of them.Copy !req
53. The one on Nazi ciphers
and the other one on
nonlinear equations.Copy !req
54. And I am supremely confident
that there is not
a single seminalCopy !req
55. or innovative idea
in either one of them.Copy !req
56. Enjoy your punch.Copy !req
57. Gentlemen, meet John Nash,
the mysterious
West Virginia genius.Copy !req
58. The other winner
of the distinguished
Carnegie Scholarship.Copy !req
59. Oh, okay.
Oh, yeah?Copy !req
60. Of course.Copy !req
61. Oh, Christ.Copy !req
62. The prodigal roommate arrives.Copy !req
63. Roommate?Copy !req
64. Oh, God, no.Copy !req
65. Did you know that
having a hangoverCopy !req
66. is not having enough
water in your bodyCopy !req
67. to run your Krebs cycle?Copy !req
68. Which is exactly
what happens to you
when you're dying of thirst.Copy !req
69. So, dying of thirstCopy !req
70. would probably feelCopy !req
71. pretty much like
the hangover that
finally bloody kills you.Copy !req
72. John Nash?Copy !req
73. Hello.Copy !req
74. Charles Herman.
Pleased to meet you.Copy !req
75. All right! Well done!Copy !req
76. Well, it's official.
I'm almost human again.Copy !req
77. Officer,
I saw the driver who hit me.
His name was Johnnie Walker.Copy !req
78. Well, I got in
last night in timeCopy !req
79. for English
department cocktails.Copy !req
80. Cock was mine,Copy !req
81. the tail belonged to
a particularly lovely
young thing with a passionCopy !req
82. for D. H. Lawrence.
You're not easily
distracted, are you?Copy !req
83. I'm here to work.Copy !req
84. Are you? Right.
I see. Crikey!Copy !req
85. Is my roommate a dick?Copy !req
86. Hmm?Copy !req
87. Listen. If we can't
break the ice,Copy !req
88. how about we drown it?Copy !req
89. So what's your story?Copy !req
90. You the poor kid
that never got to go
to Exeter or Andover?Copy !req
91. Despite my privileged
upbringing, I'm actually
quite well-balanced.Copy !req
92. I have a chip on
both shoulders.Copy !req
93. Maybe you're just better
with the old integers
than you are with people.Copy !req
94. My first grade teacher,
she told meCopy !req
95. that I was born with
two helpings of brainCopy !req
96. but only half
a helping of heart.Copy !req
97. Wow!
She sounds lovely!Copy !req
98. The truth is that
I don't like people much.Copy !req
99. And they don't
much like me.Copy !req
100. But why, with all your
obvious wit and charm?Copy !req
101. Seriously, John.Copy !req
102. Mathematics.Copy !req
103. Mathematics is
never going to lead you
to a higher truth.Copy !req
104. And you know why?Copy !req
105. Because it's boring.
It's really boring.Copy !req
106. You know,
half these schoolboys
are already published?Copy !req
107. I cannot waste time
with these classes
and these books.Copy !req
108. Memorizing
the weak assumptions of
lesser mortals!Copy !req
109. I need to look through
to the governing dynamics.Copy !req
110. Find a truly original idea.Copy !req
111. That's the only way
I'll ever distinguish myself.Copy !req
112. It's the only way
that I'll ever...
Matter.Copy !req
113. Yes.Copy !req
114. All right,
who's next?Copy !req
115. I've played enough Go
for one day.Copy !req
116. Come on.
I hate this game.Copy !req
117. Cowards, all of you!Copy !req
118. None of you rise to
meet my challenge?Copy !req
119. Come on, Bender.
Whoever wins, Sol does
his laundry all semester.Copy !req
120. Does that seem unfair
to anyone else?
Not at all.Copy !req
121. Look at him.Copy !req
122. Nash!Copy !req
123. Taking a reverse
constitutional?Copy !req
124. I'm hoping to
extract an algorithm
to define their movement.Copy !req
125. Oh.Copy !req
126. Psycho.Copy !req
127. Nash, I thought
you dropped out.Copy !req
128. You ever going to
go to class or...Copy !req
129. Classes will
dull your mind.Copy !req
130. Destroy the potential
for authentic creativity.Copy !req
131. Oh, I didn't know that.Copy !req
132. Nash is going to stun
us all with his genius.Copy !req
133. Which is another way of
saying he doesn't have
the nerve to compete.Copy !req
134. You scared?Copy !req
135. Terrified.
Mortified. Petrified.Copy !req
136. Stupefied by you.Copy !req
137. No starch.Copy !req
138. Pressed and folded.Copy !req
139. Let me ask you
something, John.Copy !req
140. Be my guest, Martin.Copy !req
141. Bender and Sol here
correctly completedCopy !req
142. Allen's proof of
Perron's conjecture.Copy !req
143. Adequate work
without innovation.Copy !req
144. Oh, I'm flattered.
You flattered?Copy !req
145. Flattered.Copy !req
146. And I've got
two weapons briefsCopy !req
147. under security review
by the DoD.Copy !req
148. Derivative drivel.Copy !req
149. But Nash achievements,
zero.Copy !req
150. I'm a patient man, Martin.
Is there an actual
question coming?Copy !req
151. What if you never come up
with your original idea, huh?Copy !req
152. How will it feel when
I'm chosen for Wheeler
and you're not?Copy !req
153. What if you lose?Copy !req
154. You should not have won.Copy !req
155. I had the first move,
my play was perfect.Copy !req
156. The hubris of the defeated.Copy !req
157. The game is flawed.Copy !req
158. Oh!Copy !req
159. Gentlemen,
the great John Nash.Copy !req
160. You've been
in here for two days.Copy !req
161. You know Hansen
has just published
another paper?Copy !req
162. I can't even find
a topic for my doctorate.Copy !req
163. Well, on the bright side,
you've invented window art.Copy !req
164. This is a group
playing touch football.Copy !req
165. This is a cluster of pigeons
fighting over breadcrumbs.Copy !req
166. And this here is a woman
who is chasing a man
who stole her purse.Copy !req
167. John, you watched a mugging.
That's weird.Copy !req
168. In competitive behavior,
someone always loses.Copy !req
169. Well,
my niece knows that, John,
and she's about this high.Copy !req
170. See, if I could
derive an equilibriumCopy !req
171. where prevalence is
a non-singular event,
where nobody loses.Copy !req
172. Can you imagine the effect
that that would have
on conflict scenarios...Copy !req
173. When did you last eat?Copy !req
174. Currency exchange?Copy !req
175. You know, food.Copy !req
176. You have no respect
for cognitive reverie,
you know that?Copy !req
177. Yes. But pizza...Copy !req
178. Now, pizza I have
enormous respect for.Copy !req
179. And, of course, beer.Copy !req
180. I have respect for beer.Copy !req
181. I have respect for beer!Copy !req
182. Good evening,
Neils. Ladies.
Hey, Nash.Copy !req
183. Who's winning? You or you?Copy !req
184. Good evening, Nash.Copy !req
185. Hey, guys. Hey, Nash.Copy !req
186. He's looking
at you for sure.Copy !req
187. Me?Copy !req
188. Nash.Copy !req
189. Hey, Nash.
Neils is trying to
get your attention.Copy !req
190. You're joking.
Oh, no.Copy !req
191. Go with God.
Come back a man.Copy !req
192. Fortune favors the brave.Copy !req
193. Bombs away.Copy !req
194. Gentlemen,
might I remind you
that my odds of successCopy !req
195. dramatically improve
with each attempt?Copy !req
196. This is going
to be classic.Copy !req
197. Maybe you want to
buy me a drink.Copy !req
198. I don't exactly know
what I'm required to sayCopy !req
199. in order for you to
have intercourse with me,Copy !req
200. but could we assume
that I've said all that?Copy !req
201. Essentially,
we're talking about
fluid exchange, right?Copy !req
202. So, could we just go
straight to the sex?Copy !req
203. That was sweet.Copy !req
204. Have a nice night, asshole!Copy !req
205. Ladies, wait!Copy !req
206. I especially liked the bit
about fluid exchange.
It was really charming.Copy !req
207. Walk with me, John.
I've been meaning
to talk with you.Copy !req
208. The faculty is completing
mid-year reviews.Copy !req
209. We're deciding which
placement applications
to support.Copy !req
210. Wheeler, sir.
That would be
my first choice.Copy !req
211. And, actually,
I don't really have
a second choice, sir.Copy !req
212. John, your fellows
have attended classes.Copy !req
213. They've written papers.
They've published.Copy !req
214. Oh, I'm still searching,
sir, for my...
Your original idea.Copy !req
215. Governing dynamics, sir.Copy !req
216. It's very clever,
John, but I'm afraidCopy !req
217. it's just not
nearly good enough.Copy !req
218. May I?
Thank you.Copy !req
219. I've been working on
manifold embedding.Copy !req
220. My bargaining stratagems
are starting to
show some promise.Copy !req
221. If you could just
arrange another meeting,Copy !req
222. if you would be kind enough,
with Professor Einstein.Copy !req
223. I've repeatedly
asked you for that, sir.
Now, John...Copy !req
224. I'd be able to show him
my revisions on his...Copy !req
225. John.Copy !req
226. Do you see what
they're doing in there?Copy !req
227. Congratulations, Professor.Copy !req
228. Thank you, sir.
Thank you.Copy !req
229. It's the pens.Copy !req
230. Reserved for a member of
the department that makes
the achievement of a lifetime.Copy !req
231. Now what do you see, John?Copy !req
232. Recognition.Copy !req
233. Well done, Professor.
Well done.Copy !req
234. Well,
try seeing accomplishment.Copy !req
235. Is there a difference?Copy !req
236. John, you haven't focused.Copy !req
237. I'm sorry,
but up to this point,Copy !req
238. your record doesn't warrant
any placement at all.Copy !req
239. Good day.Copy !req
240. And my compliments
to you, sir.Copy !req
241. Thank you so much.Copy !req
242. I can't see it.Copy !req
243. Jesus Christ, John.Copy !req
244. I can't fail.Copy !req
245. This is all I am.Copy !req
246. Come on, let's go out.Copy !req
247. I have to get
something done.Copy !req
248. I can't keep
staring into space.Copy !req
249. John, that's enough!Copy !req
250. Got to face the wall,
follow their rules,Copy !req
251. read their books,
do their classes.Copy !req
252. You wanna do some damage,
that's fine,
but don't mess around.Copy !req
253. Come on!
Go on, bust your head!
Kill yourself.Copy !req
254. John, do it.
Don't mess around.Copy !req
255. Bust your head!
Go on, bust that
worthless head wide open.Copy !req
256. Goddamn it, Charles!
What the hell is
your problem?Copy !req
257. It's not my problem.Copy !req
258. And it's not your problem.Copy !req
259. It's their problem.Copy !req
260. Your answer isn't,
"Face the wall."Copy !req
261. It's out there,
where you've been working.Copy !req
262. That was heavy.Copy !req
263. That Isaac Newton
fellow was right.Copy !req
264. He was onto something.
Clever boy.Copy !req
265. Don't worry, that's mine.
I'll come and get it
in a minute.Copy !req
266. Oh, God!Copy !req
267. Incoming, gentlemen.Copy !req
268. Deep breaths.Copy !req
269. Nash, you might want
to stop shuffling your
papers for five seconds.Copy !req
270. I will not buy
you gentlemen beer.Copy !req
271. We're not here
for beer, my friend.Copy !req
272. Oh.Copy !req
273. Does anyone else feel
she should be moving
in slow motion?Copy !req
274. Will she want
a large wedding,
you think?Copy !req
275. Shall we say swords?
Pistols at dawn?Copy !req
276. Have you remembered nothing?Copy !req
277. Recall
the lessons of Adam Smith,Copy !req
278. the father of
modern economics.Copy !req
279. "In competition,
individual ambition
serves the common good."Copy !req
280. Exactly!Copy !req
281. Every man for himself,
gentlemen.Copy !req
282. Those who strike out
are stuck with her friends.Copy !req
283. I'm not
going to strike out.Copy !req
284. You can lead
a blonde to water,
but you can't make her drink.Copy !req
285. All right, nobody move.Copy !req
286. She's looking over here.
She's looking at Nash.Copy !req
287. Oh, God.
All right, he may have
the upper hand now,Copy !req
288. but wait until he
opens his mouth.Copy !req
289. Remember the last time?Copy !req
290. Oh, yes.
That was one
for the history books.Copy !req
291. Adam Smith needs revision.Copy !req
292. What are you
talking about?Copy !req
293. If we all go
for the blonde,Copy !req
294. we block each other.Copy !req
295. Not a single one of us
is going to get her.Copy !req
296. So then we go
for her friends,Copy !req
297. but they will all
give us the cold shoulderCopy !req
298. because nobody likes
to be second choice.Copy !req
299. Well, what if no one
goes for the blonde?Copy !req
300. We don't get in
each other's wayCopy !req
301. and we don't insult
the other girls.Copy !req
302. That's the only way we win.Copy !req
303. That's the only way
we all get laid.Copy !req
304. Adam Smith said,
"The best result comesCopy !req
305. "from everyone in the group
doing what's best
for himself."Copy !req
306. Right? That's what
he said. That's right.
Incomplete. Incomplete, okay?Copy !req
307. Because the best result
will come from everyone
in the groupCopy !req
308. doing what's best for
himself and the group.Copy !req
309. Nash, if this is
some way for you to getCopy !req
310. the blonde on your own,
you can go to hell.Copy !req
311. Governing dynamics, gentlemen.
Governing dynamics.Copy !req
312. Adam Smith was wrong.Copy !req
313. Here we go.
Careful, careful.Copy !req
314. Thank you.Copy !req
315. "C" of "S" equals "C" of "T."Copy !req
316. You do realize
this flies in the faceCopy !req
317. of 150 years of
economic theory?Copy !req
318. Yes, I do, sir.Copy !req
319. That's rather presumptuous,
don't you think?Copy !req
320. It is, sir.Copy !req
321. Well, Mr. Nash,
with a breakthrough
of this magnitude,Copy !req
322. I'm confident you will get
any placement you like.Copy !req
323. Wheeler Labs,
they'll ask you to
recommend two team members.Copy !req
324. Stills and Frank
are excellent choices.Copy !req
325. Sol and Bender, sir.Copy !req
326. Sol and Bender are
extraordinary mathematicians.Copy !req
327. Has it occurred to you,
Mr. Nash,Copy !req
328. that Sol and Bender might
have plans of their own?Copy !req
329. We made it!Copy !req
330. Wheeler, we made it!Copy !req
331. Cheers, cheers, cheers!Copy !req
332. Oh! Oh!Copy !req
333. Okay,
awkward moment, gentlemen.Copy !req
334. Governing dynamics.Copy !req
335. Congratulations, John.Copy !req
336. Toast!
To Wheeler Labs!Copy !req
337. To Wheeler!Copy !req
338. General, the analyst
from Wheeler Lab is here.Copy !req
339. Dr. Nash, your coat?Copy !req
340. Thank you, sir.Copy !req
341. Doctor.Copy !req
342. General, this is
Wheeler team leader,
Dr. John Nash.Copy !req
343. Glad you could come, Doctor.Copy !req
344. Hello.Copy !req
345. Right this way.Copy !req
346. We've been intercepting
radio transmissions
from Moscow.Copy !req
347. The computer can't
detect a pattern,
but I'm sure it's code.Copy !req
348. Why is that, General?Copy !req
349. Ever just know
something, Dr. Nash?Copy !req
350. Constantly.Copy !req
351. We've developed
several ciphers.Copy !req
352. If you'd like to review
our preliminary data?Copy !req
353. Doctor?Copy !req
354. 6-7-3-7. 0-3-6...Copy !req
355. 8-4-9-4.Copy !req
356. 9-1-4-0-3-4.Copy !req
357. 0-3-4.Copy !req
358. I need a map.Copy !req
359. 46-13-08, 67-46-90.Copy !req
360. Starkey Corners, Maine.Copy !req
361. 48-03-01. 91-26-35.Copy !req
362. Prairie Portage, Minnesota.Copy !req
363. These are latitudes
and longitudes.Copy !req
364. There are at least
10 others.Copy !req
365. They appear to be
routing orders across
the border into the US.Copy !req
366. Extraordinary.Copy !req
367. Gentlemen,
we need to move on this.Copy !req
368. Who's Big Brother?Copy !req
369. You've done your country
a great service, son.Copy !req
370. Captain!
Yes, sir.Copy !req
371. Accompany Dr. Nash.Copy !req
372. What are the Russians
moving, General?Copy !req
373. Captain Rogers
will escort you to the
unrestricted area, Doctor.Copy !req
374. Thank you.Copy !req
375. Dr. Nash,
follow me, please.Copy !req
376. None of
those who have said
they don't like the methodCopy !req
377. have told us any other
method they could use
that would be effective.Copy !req
378. It's Dr. Nash.
All right.Copy !req
379. Thank you, sir.
Home run at
the Pentagon, huh?Copy !req
380. Have they actually taken
the word "classified"
out of the dictionary?Copy !req
381. Hi. The air conditioning
broke again.Copy !req
382. How am I supposed to be
in here saving the world
if I'm melting?Copy !req
383. Our hearts go
out to you, John.Copy !req
384. You know,
two trips to the Pentagon
in four years.Copy !req
385. That's two more
than we've had.Copy !req
386. It gets better, John.Copy !req
387. Just got our latest
scintillating assignment.Copy !req
388. You know, the Russians
have the H-bomb,Copy !req
389. the Nazis are
repatriating South America,Copy !req
390. the Chinese have
a standing army
of 2.8 million,Copy !req
391. and I am doing
stress tests on a dam.Copy !req
392. Look, you made the cover
of Fortune again.Copy !req
393. Please note the use of
the word "you," not "we."Copy !req
394. That was supposed
to be just me.Copy !req
395. Not only do they rob me
of the Fields Medal,Copy !req
396. now they put me on the cover
of Fortune magazine
with these hacks,Copy !req
397. these scholars of trivia.Copy !req
398. John, exactly what
is the differenceCopy !req
399. between genius
and most genius?Copy !req
400. Quite a lot.Copy !req
401. He's your son.Copy !req
402. Anyway,
you've got 10 minutes.Copy !req
403. I've always got 10 minutes.Copy !req
404. Before your new class?Copy !req
405. Can I not get a note
from a doctor or something?Copy !req
406. You are a doctor, John,
and no.Copy !req
407. Come on. You know the drill,
we get these
beautiful facilities...Copy !req
408. MIT gets America's
great minds of todayCopy !req
409. teaching America's
great minds of tomorrow.Copy !req
410. Poor bastards.Copy !req
411. Now, have a nice day
at school.Copy !req
412. The bell is ringing.Copy !req
413. The eager young minds
of tomorrow.Copy !req
414. Can we leave
one open, Professor?
It's really hot, sir.Copy !req
415. Your comfort comes
second to my ability
to hear my own voice.Copy !req
416. Personally,
I think this class will be
a waste of your,Copy !req
417. and what is
infinitely worse,Copy !req
418. my time.Copy !req
419. However, here we are.Copy !req
420. So, you may attend or not.Copy !req
421. You may complete
your assignments
at your whim.Copy !req
422. We have begun.Copy !req
423. Miss.Copy !req
424. Excuse me!Copy !req
425. Excuse me!
Hey, hey!Copy !req
426. Hi!Copy !req
427. We have a little problem.Copy !req
428. It's extremely hot in here
with the windows closedCopy !req
429. and extremely noisy
with them open.Copy !req
430. So I was wondering
if there was
any way you could,Copy !req
431. I don't know,
maybe work someplace else
for about 45 minutes?Copy !req
432. Not a problem.Copy !req
433. Thank you so much!Copy !req
434. Break!
Got it!Copy !req
435. Let's go.
Clean it up a little bit.Copy !req
436. As you will find in
multivariable calculus,
there is oftenCopy !req
437. a number of solutions
for any given problem.Copy !req
438. As I was saying,
this problem hereCopy !req
439. will take some of you
many months to solve.Copy !req
440. For others among you,Copy !req
441. it will take you the term
of your natural lives.Copy !req
442. Professor Nash.Copy !req
443. William Parcher.Copy !req
444. Big Brother,Copy !req
445. at your service.Copy !req
446. What can I do for the
Department of Defense?Copy !req
447. Are you here to
give me a raise?Copy !req
448. Let's take a walk.Copy !req
449. Impressive work
at the Pentagon.Copy !req
450. Yes, it was.Copy !req
451. Oppenheimer used to say,
"Genius sees the answer
before the question."Copy !req
452. You knew Oppenheimer?Copy !req
453. His project was
under my supervision.Copy !req
454. Which project?Copy !req
455. That project.Copy !req
456. It's not that simple,
you know?Copy !req
457. Well, you ended the war.Copy !req
458. We incinerated 150,000
people in a heartbeat.Copy !req
459. Great deeds come at
great cost, Mr. Parcher.Copy !req
460. Conviction, it turns out,Copy !req
461. is a luxury of those
on the sidelines, Mr. Nash.Copy !req
462. I'll try and
keep that in mind.Copy !req
463. So, John, no family,Copy !req
464. no close friends.Copy !req
465. Why is that?Copy !req
466. I like to think it's
because I'm a lone wolf.Copy !req
467. But mainly it's because
people don't like me.Copy !req
468. Well, there are
certain endeavorsCopy !req
469. where your lack of
personal connectionCopy !req
470. would be considered
an advantage.Copy !req
471. This is a secure area.Copy !req
472. They know me.Copy !req
473. Have you ever been here?Copy !req
474. We were told during
our initial briefingCopy !req
475. that these warehouses
were abandoned.Copy !req
476. That's not
precisely accurate.Copy !req
477. By telling you what
I'm about to tell you,Copy !req
478. I am increasing
your security clearance
to top secret.Copy !req
479. Disclosure of
secure information can
result in imprisonment.Copy !req
480. Get it?Copy !req
481. What operation?Copy !req
482. Those are a good idea.Copy !req
483. This factory is in Berlin.
We seized it at
the end of the war.Copy !req
484. Nazi engineers were
attempting to build
a portable atomic bomb.Copy !req
485. The Soviets
reached this facility
before we did,Copy !req
486. and we lost the damn thing.Copy !req
487. The routing orders
at the Pentagon.Copy !req
488. They were about this,
weren't they?Copy !req
489. The Soviets aren't as
unified as people believe.Copy !req
490. A faction of the Red Army
calling itself Novaya Svoboda,Copy !req
491. the "New Freedom,"
has control of the bombCopy !req
492. and intends to
detonate it on U.S. Soil.Copy !req
493. Their plan is to incur
maximum civilian casualties.Copy !req
494. Man is capable of
as much atrocity
as he has imagination.Copy !req
495. New Freedom
has sleeper agents
here in the U.S.Copy !req
496. McCarthy is an idiot,
but, unfortunately,
that doesn't make him wrong.Copy !req
497. New Freedom
communicates to its agentsCopy !req
498. through codes imbedded in
newspapers and magazines,Copy !req
499. and that's where
you come in.Copy !req
500. You see, John,
what distinguishes youCopy !req
501. is that you are,
quite simply,Copy !req
502. the best natural code-breaker
I have ever seen.Copy !req
503. What exactly is it
that you would like me to do?Copy !req
504. Commit this list of
periodicals to memory.Copy !req
505. Scan each new issue,
find any hidden codes,
decipher them.Copy !req
506. Place your chin
on the chin rest.Copy !req
507. Stare into the light.Copy !req
508. Pulse 88, regular.Copy !req
509. Okay, this may be
a little uncomfortable.Copy !req
510. It's got a little zap
to it, doesn't it?Copy !req
511. He just implanted
a radium diode.Copy !req
512. Don't worry, it's safe.Copy !req
513. The isotope
decays predictably.Copy !req
514. As a result,
these numbers change
over time.Copy !req
515. They're the access codes
to your drop spot.Copy !req
516. So what am I now, a spy?Copy !req
517. Come.Copy !req
518. Boy, you must be
really important.Copy !req
519. It's all right, Mike.Copy !req
520. What are you working on?Copy !req
521. Classified.Copy !req
522. Everyone waited
half an hour.Copy !req
523. For?Copy !req
524. Class.Copy !req
525. You missed class today.Copy !req
526. Well, I suspect thatCopy !req
527. nobody missed me.Copy !req
528. The problem that you
left on the board...Copy !req
529. I solved it.Copy !req
530. No, you didn't.Copy !req
531. You didn't even look.Copy !req
532. I never said that
the vector fields
were rational functions.Copy !req
533. Your solution is elegant.Copy !req
534. Though on this
particular occasionCopy !req
535. ultimately incorrect.Copy !req
536. You're still here.Copy !req
537. I'm still here.Copy !req
538. Why?Copy !req
539. I'm wondering,
Professor Nash,Copy !req
540. if I can ask you
to dinner.Copy !req
541. You do eat, don't you?Copy !req
542. On occasion, yeah.Copy !req
543. Table for one.
Prometheus alone,
chained to the rockCopy !req
544. with the bird
circling overhead,
you know how it is.Copy !req
545. No, I expect that
you wouldn't know.Copy !req
546. Leave your address
with my office.Copy !req
547. I'll pick you up Friday
at 8:00 and we'll eat.Copy !req
548. One more thing.
Do you have a name,Copy !req
549. or should I just
keep calling you "miss"?Copy !req
550. Governor,
may I present...Copy !req
551. Miss Alicia Larde.
Miss Alicia Larde.Copy !req
552. Professor, please.
You and the governor.Copy !req
553. Wait, one second.
I'm sorry.Copy !req
554. I want a copy of this.
First big date
and all, you know.Copy !req
555. So, you boys
need to look good,Copy !req
556. which is not a state
you find yourselves in
altogether naturally.Copy !req
557. There. Better.Copy !req
558. I'm surprising him.Copy !req
559. You just keep on
surprising him. Professor.Copy !req
560. God must be a painter.Copy !req
561. Why else would we
have so many colors?Copy !req
562. So you're a painter?Copy !req
563. That's not actually
what I said,Copy !req
564. but, yes, I am.Copy !req
565. Here.Copy !req
566. Me. Your date.Copy !req
567. Practice human interaction
and social comportment.Copy !req
568. That's a plan.Copy !req
569. Champagne would be lovely.Copy !req
570. I'll be outside.Copy !req
571. I will get the champagne.Copy !req
572. Oh, thank you.Copy !req
573. Thank you for that.Copy !req
574. No, keep it.Copy !req
575. I believe in deciding
things will be good luck.Copy !req
576. Do you?Copy !req
577. No.Copy !req
578. I don't believe in luck.Copy !req
579. But I do believe in
assigning value to things.Copy !req
580. Oh.Copy !req
581. I once tried to
count them all.Copy !req
582. I actually made it
to 4,348.Copy !req
583. You are exceptionally odd.Copy !req
584. I bet you're very
popular with the girls.Copy !req
585. A pair of odd ducks, then.Copy !req
586. Mmm.Copy !req
587. Pick a shape.Copy !req
588. What?Copy !req
589. Pick a shape,
an animal, anything.Copy !req
590. Okay.Copy !req
591. An umbrella.Copy !req
592. Do it again.Copy !req
593. All right.
What would you like?Copy !req
594. Do an octopus.Copy !req
595. You don't talk much,
do you?Copy !req
596. I can't talk to you
about my work, Alicia.Copy !req
597. I don't mean work.Copy !req
598. I find that
polishing my interactionsCopy !req
599. in order to make them sociable
requires a tremendous effort.Copy !req
600. I have a tendency to
expedite information flowCopy !req
601. by being direct.Copy !req
602. I often don't get
a pleasant result.Copy !req
603. Try me.Copy !req
604. All right.Copy !req
605. I find you attractive.Copy !req
606. Your aggressive
moves towards meCopy !req
607. indicate that you
feel the same way.Copy !req
608. But still,
ritual requires thatCopy !req
609. we continue with a number
of platonic activitiesCopy !req
610. before we have sex.Copy !req
611. I am proceeding
with those activities,Copy !req
612. but in point of
actual fact,Copy !req
613. all I really want to do is
have intercourse with you
as soon as possible.Copy !req
614. Are you going to
slap me now?Copy !req
615. How was that result?Copy !req
616. What are you doing?Copy !req
617. I'm attempting to isolate
patterned reoccurrencesCopy !req
618. within periodicals
over time. And you?Copy !req
619. You talk funny, Mr. Nash.Copy !req
620. Do I know you?Copy !req
621. My uncle says
you're very smartCopy !req
622. but not very nice,Copy !req
623. so I shouldn't pay no mind
if you're mean to me.Copy !req
624. And who might
your uncle be?Copy !req
625. The prodigal roommateCopy !req
626. returns.Copy !req
627. Come here!
Charles, Charles.Copy !req
628. My sister got herself
killed in a car crash.Copy !req
629. Not too far now, Marcee!Copy !req
630. Her cowboy husband
was too drunkCopy !req
631. to know that he was
too drunk to drive.Copy !req
632. So, I took her in.Copy !req
633. She's so small.Copy !req
634. Well, she's young, John.
That's how they come.Copy !req
635. I'm at Harvard
doing the great
author's workshop.Copy !req
636. D. H. Bloody Lawrence.Copy !req
637. I really do think
you should buy
yourself a new book.Copy !req
638. Well, I've been reading
a lot about you.Copy !req
639. How are you, John?Copy !req
640. At first, all my work
here was trivial,Copy !req
641. but a new assignment
came up and...Copy !req
642. I can't really
tell you any details.Copy !req
643. Top secret?
Black bag? Black ops?Copy !req
644. Something like that.Copy !req
645. And...Copy !req
646. Yes?Copy !req
647. Well, I met a girl.Copy !req
648. No! A human girl?
Homo sapien.Copy !req
649. A biped?
Yep. And contrary
to all probabilities,Copy !req
650. she finds me attractive
on a number of
different levels.Copy !req
651. God, that's wonderful.Copy !req
652. Well, there's no
accounting for taste,
is there?Copy !req
653. Should I marry her?Copy !req
654. God. Right.Copy !req
655. I mean,
everything's going well.Copy !req
656. The job is fine.
I have enough money.Copy !req
657. It all seems to add up.Copy !req
658. But how do you know
for sure?Copy !req
659. Nothing's ever
for sure, John.Copy !req
660. That's the only
sure thing I do know.Copy !req
661. Good evening.Copy !req
662. Alicia, please don't be angry.
I just lost track
of time at work,Copy !req
663. again.
Mmm-hmm.Copy !req
664. I'm sorry.Copy !req
665. I didn't have time
to wrap it.Copy !req
666. Happy birthday.Copy !req
667. The refractive faces
of the glass, you see,Copy !req
668. they create a full
wavelength dispersal,Copy !req
669. so if you look inside it,
you can see...Copy !req
670. Every
possible color.Copy !req
671. Every possible color.
Yeah.Copy !req
672. Remember you said that time,
"God must be a painter
because of all the colors"?Copy !req
673. At the governor's house,
you said that.Copy !req
674. I didn't think
you were listening.Copy !req
675. I was listening.Copy !req
676. It's beautiful.Copy !req
677. Alicia, does our
relationship warrant
long-term commitment?Copy !req
678. Because I need
some kind of proof,Copy !req
679. some kind of verifiable,
empirical data.Copy !req
680. I'm sorry,
just give me a momentCopy !req
681. to redefine my
girlish notions of romance.Copy !req
682. A proof?Copy !req
683. Verifiable data.Copy !req
684. Okay.Copy !req
685. Well, how big
is the universe?Copy !req
686. Infinite.Copy !req
687. How do you know?Copy !req
688. I know because
all the data indicates
it's infinite.Copy !req
689. But it hasn't
been proven yet?
No.Copy !req
690. You haven't seen it.
No.Copy !req
691. How do you know for sure?Copy !req
692. I don't,
I just believe it.Copy !req
693. Mmm.Copy !req
694. It's the same with love,
I guess.Copy !req
695. Now, the part that
you don't knowCopy !req
696. is if I want to
marry you.Copy !req
697. Smile for the camera!Copy !req
698. Well done!Copy !req
699. Congratulations.Copy !req
700. You look beautiful.Copy !req
701. Hi,
how are you?Copy !req
702. Bye-bye.
Bye, now.Copy !req
703. Bye!
Bye!Copy !req
704. Be safe!Copy !req
705. Get in. Hurry.Copy !req
706. They're following us.Copy !req
707. Who is...
Who is following us?Copy !req
708. The drop has been
compromised.Copy !req
709. Get down!Copy !req
710. Stay down.Copy !req
711. Here, take this.Copy !req
712. I ain't shooting anybody.Copy !req
713. Take the goddamn gun!Copy !req
714. No!Copy !req
715. You stay back.
Don't move.Copy !req
716. John?Copy !req
717. Hi.Copy !req
718. Where were you?Copy !req
719. Sol...
Yeah, I talked to Sol.Copy !req
720. He said you left
the office hours ago.Copy !req
721. Why didn't you call me?Copy !req
722. Are you all right?Copy !req
723. Honey?Copy !req
724. John.Copy !req
725. Please, talk to me.
Tell me what happened.Copy !req
726. John, open the door.Copy !req
727. Come on, open the door!
Let me in!Copy !req
728. Talk to me!Copy !req
729. John!Copy !req
730. Open this door!Copy !req
731. Watch for cars, kids.Copy !req
732. What was that?Copy !req
733. John.Copy !req
734. William.Copy !req
735. This is not what
I signed up for.Copy !req
736. Every time a car backfires
or a door slams...Copy !req
737. I understand
better than you could
possibly imagine.Copy !req
738. You need to
calm down, John.Copy !req
739. Now listen to me.
We're closing in
on the bomb,Copy !req
740. in large part
due to your work.Copy !req
741. Now don't you think
your fear is a small price
to pay?Copy !req
742. William,
my circumstance has changed.Copy !req
743. Alicia's pregnant.Copy !req
744. I told you
attachments were dangerous.Copy !req
745. You chose to
marry the girl.Copy !req
746. I did nothing
to prevent it.Copy !req
747. The best way to
ensure everybody's safetyCopy !req
748. is for you to
continue your work.Copy !req
749. Well, I'll just quit.Copy !req
750. You won't.Copy !req
751. Why would I not?Copy !req
752. Because I keep
the Russians from knowing
you work for us.Copy !req
753. You quit working for me,Copy !req
754. I quit working for you.Copy !req
755. Parcher! Parcher!Copy !req
756. John, you all right?Copy !req
757. John?Copy !req
758. Turn it off!
Turn off the light!Copy !req
759. Why would you do that?
Why would you
turn the light on?Copy !req
760. What is wrong with you?Copy !req
761. You have to go
to your sister's.Copy !req
762. I left the car
at the back.Copy !req
763. Now you can
take Commonwealth,
no side streets.Copy !req
764. John...
Stay where it's crowded.Copy !req
765. John,
I'm not going anywhere!Copy !req
766. When you get to
your sister's, you wait
for me to call.Copy !req
767. No, I'm not going.Copy !req
768. Just get your things.
I'm not leaving!Copy !req
769. Stop! Stop it.Copy !req
770. Please, Alicia.Copy !req
771. I'll explain when I can.Copy !req
772. Uncle John!
Uncle John!Copy !req
773. Hey, baby girl!Copy !req
774. Wow,
someone needed a hug.Copy !req
775. I saw you on the slate,
and I thought to myself,Copy !req
776. "How can I miss seeing
a guest lecture by the
inimitable John Nash?"Copy !req
777. What's wrong?Copy !req
778. I got myself into something.
I think I might need
some help.Copy !req
779. Well, now you tell me,
what is it?Copy !req
780. Professor Nash!Copy !req
781. Welcome!Copy !req
782. After?Copy !req
783. So, we see that the zeroes
of the Riemann zeta functionCopy !req
784. correspond to singularities
in space-time.Copy !req
785. Singularities in
space-time then...Copy !req
786. And conventional
number theory...Copy !req
787. It breaks down
in the face of
relativistic exploration.Copy !req
788. Sometimes our expectations
are betrayed by the numbers.Copy !req
789. Variables are impossible
to assign any rational value.Copy !req
790. Professor Nash!Copy !req
791. Hold it!Copy !req
792. Professor Nash?Copy !req
793. Professor Nash,
let's avoid a scene,
shall we?Copy !req
794. What do you want?Copy !req
795. My name is Rosen.Copy !req
796. Dr. Rosen.
I'm a psychiatrist.Copy !req
797. Forgive me if I
don't seem persuaded.Copy !req
798. I'd like you to
come with me, John.Copy !req
799. Just for a chat.Copy !req
800. It appears
I have no choice.Copy !req
801. Help me! Somebody!Copy !req
802. Somebody! Help me!Copy !req
803. Get off me!Copy !req
804. I know who you are!
I know who you are!Copy !req
805. No, no, no, don't!
Charles!Copy !req
806. Charles, they're Russians!
Charles, they're Russians!Copy !req
807. Call somebody!
Call somebody, Charles!Copy !req
808. They're Russians!
Steady the leg.Copy !req
809. Get away from me.Copy !req
810. Stay away from me!Copy !req
811. There, now.Copy !req
812. All better.Copy !req
813. Everything's all right here.Copy !req
814. Watch your head.Copy !req
815. John? John?Copy !req
816. Can you hear me?Copy !req
817. Go easy now.Copy !req
818. Thorazine takes
a little while to wear off.Copy !req
819. Sorry about the restraints.Copy !req
820. But you've got one
hell of a right hook.Copy !req
821. Where am I?Copy !req
822. MacArthur
Psychiatric Hospital.Copy !req
823. I find that
highly unlikely.Copy !req
824. You made a mistake.Copy !req
825. My work is non-military
in application.Copy !req
826. Which work is that,
John?Copy !req
827. I don't know anything.Copy !req
828. There's no good
in keeping secrets,
you know.Copy !req
829. Charles?Copy !req
830. I didn't mean to get
you involved in this.Copy !req
831. I'm... I'm sorry.Copy !req
832. Charles?Copy !req
833. The prodigal
roommate revealed.Copy !req
834. "Saw my name on
the lecture slate"?Copy !req
835. You lying son of a bitch!Copy !req
836. Who are you talking to?
Tell me who you see.Copy !req
837. How do you say
"Charles Herman"
in Russian?Copy !req
838. How do you say it
in Russian?Copy !req
839. There's
no one there, John.Copy !req
840. There's no one there.Copy !req
841. He's right there.
He's right there.Copy !req
842. Stop! I don't know anything!
Stop! I don't know anything!Copy !req
843. My name is John Nash.
I'm being held
against my will.Copy !req
844. Somebody call the
Department of Defense.Copy !req
845. My name is John Nash.
I'm being held
against my will!Copy !req
846. What's wrong
with him?Copy !req
847. John has schizophrenia.Copy !req
848. People with this disorder
are often paranoid.Copy !req
849. But... But his work.Copy !req
850. He deals with conspiracy.
So...Copy !req
851. Yes. Yes, I know.Copy !req
852. In John's world,
these behaviors are
accepted, encouraged.Copy !req
853. As such,
his illness may
have gone untreatedCopy !req
854. far longer than is typical.Copy !req
855. What do you mean?
How long?Copy !req
856. Possibly since
graduate school.Copy !req
857. At least that's
when his hallucinations
seem to have begun.Copy !req
858. What are you talking about?
What hallucinations?Copy !req
859. One, so far,
that I am aware of.Copy !req
860. An imaginary roommate
named Charles Herman.Copy !req
861. Charles isn't imaginary.Copy !req
862. He and John have
been best friends
since Princeton.Copy !req
863. Have you ever met Charles?
Has he ever come to dinner?Copy !req
864. He's always in town
for so little time,
lecturing.Copy !req
865. Was he at your wedding?Copy !req
866. He had to teach.Copy !req
867. Have you seen
a picture of him,Copy !req
868. or talked to him
on the telephone?Copy !req
869. This is ridiculous.Copy !req
870. I phoned Princeton.Copy !req
871. According to
their housing records,
John lived alone.Copy !req
872. Now, which is more likely?
That your husband,Copy !req
873. a mathematician with
no military training,Copy !req
874. is a government spy
fleeing the Russians...Copy !req
875. You're making him
sound crazy.Copy !req
876. Or, that he has lost
his grip on reality?Copy !req
877. Now, the only way
I can help him is to
show him the differenceCopy !req
878. between what is real
and what is in his mind.Copy !req
879. Come on.Copy !req
880. What's he been
working on?Copy !req
881. His work is classified.Copy !req
882. He mentioned
a supervisor by the name
of William Parcher.Copy !req
883. Maybe Mr. Parcher can
clarify things for us.Copy !req
884. But I can't get to
him without clearances.Copy !req
885. You want me to help
you get the details
of my husband's work?Copy !req
886. John thinks I'm a Russian spy.
Is that what you think?Copy !req
887. What did the doctor say?
Is he sick?Copy !req
888. I don't know.
I want to see what
John's been working on.Copy !req
889. Alicia, you know,
you can't go in his office.Copy !req
890. You know, it's classified,
Alicia. Stop.Copy !req
891. Oh, my God.Copy !req
892. Why didn't you
say something?Copy !req
893. Alicia, I mean,
John has always
been a little weird.Copy !req
894. He said he was
doing code-breaking.
That it was eyes-only.Copy !req
895. Top-secret, part of
the military effort.
Was he?Copy !req
896. Well,
it was possible,
you know?Copy !req
897. I mean, directives
come down all the timeCopy !req
898. that some of us
aren't cleared for.Copy !req
899. It was possible.Copy !req
900. Possible, but not likely.Copy !req
901. Lately, he'd become
so much more agitated,
and then when you called...Copy !req
902. So, is this all he's
been doing every day?Copy !req
903. Cutting up magazines?Copy !req
904. Well, not all.Copy !req
905. I'm so sorry.Copy !req
906. It's okay.Copy !req
907. I missed you.Copy !req
908. I have to talk to you.Copy !req
909. Okay.Copy !req
910. Alicia, I've been
thinking about it,Copy !req
911. and I do realize
that my behaviorCopy !req
912. and my inability to discuss
the situation with youCopy !req
913. must have appeared insane.
I left you with
no other choice.Copy !req
914. I do understand,
and I'm truly sorry.Copy !req
915. That's okay.Copy !req
916. Everything is
gonna be all right.Copy !req
917. We just have to
talk quietly.Copy !req
918. They may be listening.
There may be microphones.Copy !req
919. I'm gonna tell
you everything now.Copy !req
920. It's breaking with protocol,
but you need to knowCopy !req
921. because you have to
help me get out of here.Copy !req
922. Alicia, I've been
doing top-secret work
for the government.Copy !req
923. There's a threat that exists
of catastrophic proportions.Copy !req
924. I think the Russians feel
my profile is too high.Copy !req
925. That's why they simply
just don't do away with me.Copy !req
926. They're keeping me here
to try to stop me
from doing my work.Copy !req
927. You have to get to Wheeler.
Stop.Copy !req
928. You have to find
William Parcher.
Stop.Copy !req
929. He could help us.
He could help us.
Stop. Stop.Copy !req
930. He could help us...
Stop!Copy !req
931. I went to Wheeler.Copy !req
932. Good, good.Copy !req
933. There is no William Parcher.Copy !req
934. Of course there is.
I've been working for him.Copy !req
935. Doing what?
Breaking codes?Copy !req
936. Dropping packages
in a secret mailbox for the
government to pick up?Copy !req
937. How could you know that?Copy !req
938. Sol followed you.Copy !req
939. He thought
it was harmless.
Sol followed me?Copy !req
940. They've never been opened.Copy !req
941. It isn't real.Copy !req
942. There is no conspiracy, John.Copy !req
943. There is no William Parcher.Copy !req
944. It's in your mind.Copy !req
945. Do you understand, baby?Copy !req
946. You're sick.Copy !req
947. You're sick, John.Copy !req
948. John?Copy !req
949. Code red.
Dr. Rosen, code red.
Observation Room 2.Copy !req
950. Dr. Rosen, code red.
Observation Room 2.Copy !req
951. John?Copy !req
952. The implant is gone.Copy !req
953. I can't find it.Copy !req
954. It's gone.Copy !req
955. You see,
the nightmare of schizophreniaCopy !req
956. is not knowing what's true.Copy !req
957. Imagine if you had
suddenly learned thatCopy !req
958. the people and the places
and the moments
most important to youCopy !req
959. were not gone, not dead,Copy !req
960. but worse, had never been.Copy !req
961. What kind of hell
would that be?Copy !req
962. Administering insulin.Copy !req
963. MALE NURSE: 8:42 a.m.Copy !req
964. How often?Copy !req
965. Five times a week
for 10 weeks.Copy !req
966. John always
spoke so fondly of
being here at Princeton.Copy !req
967. And Hansen is running
the department now.Copy !req
968. So he keeps reminding us,
and reminding us.Copy !req
969. Yeah.Copy !req
970. John won't come near
the campus, though.
I think he's ashamed.Copy !req
971. Hey, hey.Copy !req
972. Want this?Copy !req
973. So, Alicia,
how are you holding up?Copy !req
974. Well,
delusions have passed.Copy !req
975. They're saying
with the medication and
low stress environment...Copy !req
976. No...Copy !req
977. I mean, how are you?Copy !req
978. I think often what I feelCopy !req
979. is obligation.Copy !req
980. Or guilt over
wanting to leave.Copy !req
981. Rage against John,
against God, and...Copy !req
982. But...Copy !req
983. Then I look at him,Copy !req
984. and I force myself to see
the man that I married.Copy !req
985. And he becomes that man.Copy !req
986. He's transformed into
someone that I love.Copy !req
987. And I'm transformed into
someone who loves him.Copy !req
988. It's not
all the time, butCopy !req
989. it's enough.Copy !req
990. I think John is
a very lucky man, Alicia.Copy !req
991. So unlucky.Copy !req
992. This is us.
This is it?Copy !req
993. It's nice.Copy !req
994. It's near
where I work.Copy !req
995. John? You have a visitor.Copy !req
996. Hi.Copy !req
997. I hope it's okay.Copy !req
998. Hey, chief.Copy !req
999. Cigarette?
No, thanks.Copy !req
1000. I quit, actually.Copy !req
1001. Hello.
Hey, John.Copy !req
1002. Have you met Harvey?Copy !req
1003. John, there's no...
Relax, it's okay.Copy !req
1004. There's no point in
being nuts if you can't
have a little fun.Copy !req
1005. Jesus Christ, John.
You know, I should have known.Copy !req
1006. Here you go.Copy !req
1007. I can take those later.Copy !req
1008. You're supposed
to take them now.Copy !req
1009. Can I bring you something?Copy !req
1010. I'm okay.Copy !req
1011. Okay.Copy !req
1012. So, yeah, I was in
town giving a workshop.Copy !req
1013. I go back tonight.Copy !req
1014. You know, Bender,
he really wanted to stop byCopy !req
1015. and, you know, see you.
You know, say hi.Copy !req
1016. Squeamish?Copy !req
1017. Yeah.Copy !req
1018. I suppose I would be, too.Copy !req
1019. But, alas,
I'm stuck with me.Copy !req
1020. I'm trying to solve
the Riemann hypothesis.Copy !req
1021. Uh-huh.Copy !req
1022. Yeah?Copy !req
1023. I figured if I dazzle themCopy !req
1024. they will have
to reinstate me.Copy !req
1025. But it's difficult
with the medicationCopy !req
1026. because it's hard toCopy !req
1027. see the solution.Copy !req
1028. You know, John,
you should go easy.Copy !req
1029. There are other things
besides work.Copy !req
1030. What are they?Copy !req
1031. What are you
thinking about?Copy !req
1032. What do people do?Copy !req
1033. It's life, John.Copy !req
1034. Activities available.Copy !req
1035. Just add meaning.Copy !req
1036. You could try
leaving the house.Copy !req
1037. You know,
maybe talk to people.Copy !req
1038. You could try
taking out the garbage.Copy !req
1039. And there's some more...
There's some more in...Copy !req
1040. Who...
Who were you talking to?Copy !req
1041. Garbage man.Copy !req
1042. Garbage men
don't come at night.Copy !req
1043. I guess around here
they do.Copy !req
1044. Sorry.Copy !req
1045. Is it the medication?Copy !req
1046. I don't know what to do.Copy !req
1047. My mother's going
to keep the baby
a little longer tonight.Copy !req
1048. I can get three
hours of overtime.Copy !req
1049. I'm going to bed.Copy !req
1050. Good night.Copy !req
1051. It's good to
see you, John.Copy !req
1052. It's been a while.Copy !req
1053. Parcher?Copy !req
1054. Yes, sir.Copy !req
1055. You're not real!Copy !req
1056. Of course I am.
Don't be ridiculous.Copy !req
1057. I don't think that
I would go that way, John.Copy !req
1058. It's time for you
to get back to work.Copy !req
1059. The bomb is in
its final position
here in the U.S.Copy !req
1060. Knowing your
situation requiresCopy !req
1061. you keep a low profile,
Mohammed,Copy !req
1062. we've brought
the mountain to you.Copy !req
1063. We've narrowed
the bomb's locationCopy !req
1064. to somewhere on
the eastern seaboard,Copy !req
1065. but we haven't been able to
pinpoint its exact position.Copy !req
1066. Their codes have grown
increasingly complex.Copy !req
1067. Look at this, John.Copy !req
1068. What? What?Copy !req
1069. Dr. Rosen said...Copy !req
1070. Rosen! That quack!Copy !req
1071. "Schizophrenic break
from reality," right?
Psychological bullshit!Copy !req
1072. Look at me, John.Copy !req
1073. John, look at me.Copy !req
1074. Do I look like
I'm imagined?Copy !req
1075. Wheeler has
no record of you.Copy !req
1076. Do you think we
list our personnel?Copy !req
1077. John, I'm sorry you had
to go through all this.Copy !req
1078. I've gone to
a great deal of trouble
to get you back.Copy !req
1079. I can restore your
status at Wheeler.Copy !req
1080. I can let the world
know what you did.Copy !req
1081. But I need you now,
soldier.Copy !req
1082. I was so scared
you weren't real.Copy !req
1083. There's a storm coming.Copy !req
1084. I'm just going to
grab the laundry. Okay?Copy !req
1085. I'll draw his bath.Copy !req
1086. It's okay.Copy !req
1087. Okay.Copy !req
1088. John!Copy !req
1089. I've almost got it!
Charles, you just
watch the baby.Copy !req
1090. No!Copy !req
1091. Oh, God.Copy !req
1092. Charles was watching him.
He was okay.Copy !req
1093. There is no one here.Copy !req
1094. Oh, my God!Copy !req
1095. Charles was watching him.
There is no one here!Copy !req
1096. He's been injected
with a cloaking serum.Copy !req
1097. I can see him
because of a chemicalCopy !req
1098. that was released
into my bloodstreamCopy !req
1099. when my implant dissolved.Copy !req
1100. I couldn't tell you,
it was for your
own protection!Copy !req
1101. Alicia!Copy !req
1102. No!Copy !req
1103. Hello, I need
Dr. Rosen's office, please.Copy !req
1104. You've got to
stop her, John.Copy !req
1105. You leave her out of it.Copy !req
1106. Who are you talking to?Copy !req
1107. It's not her fault.
John.Copy !req
1108. She'll compromise us again.
No, she won't.Copy !req
1109. You'll go back
to the hospital.Copy !req
1110. John, answer me!Copy !req
1111. Countless people will die.Copy !req
1112. Alicia, please put
the phone down.Copy !req
1113. I can't let that happen.Copy !req
1114. Yes, hello?
Hi, I need Dr. Rosen.
Is he in?Copy !req
1115. I'm sorry, John.Copy !req
1116. No!Copy !req
1117. Alicia.Copy !req
1118. You know what you
have to do, Nash.Copy !req
1119. Get away from me.Copy !req
1120. She's too great a risk.
Get away!Copy !req
1121. I didn't mean
to hurt you!Copy !req
1122. Finish her.
She knows too much now.Copy !req
1123. Uncle John?Copy !req
1124. You take care of her,
you pathetic piece of shit,
or I'll take care of you.Copy !req
1125. John. Christ,
John, please do
what he says.Copy !req
1126. Move, soldier.Copy !req
1127. Now.Copy !req
1128. Uncle John?Copy !req
1129. John, please!Copy !req
1130. Now!Copy !req
1131. Alicia and Charles
never coexist in the
same interactive field.Copy !req
1132. Parcher and Charles...Copy !req
1133. Charles and Marcee
cannot coexist with Alicia.Copy !req
1134. With Alicia.Copy !req
1135. I understand.Copy !req
1136. No!Copy !req
1137. She never gets old.Copy !req
1138. Marcee can't be real.
She never gets old.Copy !req
1139. You see them now?Copy !req
1140. Yes.Copy !req
1141. Why did you
stop your meds?Copy !req
1142. Because I couldn't
do my work.Copy !req
1143. I couldn't help with
the baby. I couldn't...Copy !req
1144. I couldn't
respond to my wife.Copy !req
1145. You think that's better
than being crazy?Copy !req
1146. We'll need to start
you on a higher runCopy !req
1147. of insulin shocks
and a new medication.Copy !req
1148. No.Copy !req
1149. There has to be
another way.Copy !req
1150. Schizophrenia
is degenerative.Copy !req
1151. Some days may be
symptom-free, but over time,
you are getting worse.Copy !req
1152. It's a problem.
That's all it is.Copy !req
1153. It's a problem
with no solution.Copy !req
1154. And that's what I do,
I solve problems.Copy !req
1155. That's what I do best.
This isn't math.Copy !req
1156. You can't come up
with a formula toCopy !req
1157. change the way
you experience the world.Copy !req
1158. All I have to do
is apply my mind.Copy !req
1159. There's no theorem,
no proof.Copy !req
1160. You can't reason
your way out of this.Copy !req
1161. Why not? Why can't I?Copy !req
1162. Because your mind
is where the problem
is in the first place.Copy !req
1163. I can do this.Copy !req
1164. I can work it out.
All I need is time.Copy !req
1165. Is that the baby?Copy !req
1166. The baby is at
my mother's, John.Copy !req
1167. Without treatment, John,
the fantasies may
take over entirely.Copy !req
1168. You almost ready?Copy !req
1169. Rosen's waiting outside.Copy !req
1170. I can't go back
to that hospital.Copy !req
1171. I won't come home.Copy !req
1172. He said that if you said that
he has commitment papers
for me to sign.Copy !req
1173. Well, maybe you
won't sign them.Copy !req
1174. Maybe you'll just
give me some time.Copy !req
1175. I will try to
figure this out.Copy !req
1176. Whatever you do,
Rosen is right
about one thing.Copy !req
1177. You shouldn't be here.Copy !req
1178. I'm not safe anymore.Copy !req
1179. Would you have
hurt me, John?Copy !req
1180. I don't know.Copy !req
1181. Maybe you should
let Dr. Rosen drive you
to your mother's.Copy !req
1182. He told me to leave.Copy !req
1183. I understand.Copy !req
1184. Rosen said to call if
you try and kill me,
or anything.Copy !req
1185. You want to know
what's real?Copy !req
1186. This.Copy !req
1187. This is real.Copy !req
1188. Maybe the part
that knows the waking
from the dream,Copy !req
1189. maybe it isn't here.Copy !req
1190. Maybe it's here.Copy !req
1191. I need to believe
that something
extraordinary is possible.Copy !req
1192. Come.Copy !req
1193. Hello, Martin.Copy !req
1194. Jesus Christ.Copy !req
1195. No, I...Copy !req
1196. I don't have that one.
My savior complex takes on
a completely different form.Copy !req
1197. I heard what happened
and I wanted to write,Copy !req
1198. and I tried you
at MacArthur's,Copy !req
1199. but you'd left,
and I just...Copy !req
1200. This is
Helinger's old office.Copy !req
1201. Yeah.Copy !req
1202. Yeah, I stole it from him.Copy !req
1203. Seems that you won
after all, Martin.Copy !req
1204. They were wrong, John.
No one wins.Copy !req
1205. Please, please,
have a seat.Copy !req
1206. God, it's so good
to see you.Copy !req
1207. What brings you
back to Princeton?Copy !req
1208. John? John, I'm sorry,
but you have to tell him.Copy !req
1209. Tell him you're a genius.
You're a genius, John!Copy !req
1210. Tell him your work is
critical. John, please!Copy !req
1211. Is there any chance
that you could ignore
what I just did?Copy !req
1212. Of course.
What are old friends for?Copy !req
1213. Is that what
we are, Martin? Friends?Copy !req
1214. John, of course.Copy !req
1215. Of course.
We always have been.Copy !req
1216. Alicia and I think that
fitting in, being part of
a community,Copy !req
1217. might do me some good.Copy !req
1218. That a certain
level of attachment,Copy !req
1219. familiar places,
familiar people,Copy !req
1220. might help me elbow outCopy !req
1221. these certain delusions
that I have.Copy !req
1222. It's a lot to ask,
and now that I'm here,Copy !req
1223. I'm quite certain that
you will just say no.Copy !req
1224. But I was wondering
if I could hang around.Copy !req
1225. Huh.Copy !req
1226. Will you be
needing an office?Copy !req
1227. No.Copy !req
1228. No, I could just
work out of the library.Copy !req
1229. Well, this guy tries to
wander into the library,Copy !req
1230. but he doesn't have ID.Copy !req
1231. Why can't people
read their memos, huh?Copy !req
1232. Then, he goes
totally nuts.Copy !req
1233. You're not real!
You're not real.Copy !req
1234. There's no mission.Copy !req
1235. Shit. Shit.Copy !req
1236. You're not real!
You are not real!Copy !req
1237. Is this what
you are, soldier?
Some useless ghoul?Copy !req
1238. The local madman?Copy !req
1239. I'm not a soldier.Copy !req
1240. You're gonna
end up in a cell!Copy !req
1241. Old, worthless, discarded.Copy !req
1242. There's no mission.Copy !req
1243. And while you rock and drool,
the world will burn to ashes!Copy !req
1244. You are not real!
You are not real!Copy !req
1245. You're still
talking to me, soldier.Copy !req
1246. There's no mission!
I'm not a soldier!Copy !req
1247. John! John!Copy !req
1248. Hey, hey, hey.
John, John. It's okay.Copy !req
1249. I just heard
what happened,
I'm sorry. John.Copy !req
1250. I'm not a soldier.
John. Hey, Nash.Copy !req
1251. Nash, hey,
you're all right.Copy !req
1252. Nash.Copy !req
1253. Ladies and gentlemen,
the great John Nash!Copy !req
1254. John?Copy !req
1255. You should've
seen their faces.Copy !req
1256. Everybody was
just staring at me.Copy !req
1257. John, you know
that stress triggers
the delusions.Copy !req
1258. I know.Copy !req
1259. But then, on the way home,
Charles was there.Copy !req
1260. Sometimes, I really
miss talking to him.Copy !req
1261. Maybe Rosen's right.Copy !req
1262. Maybe I have to
think about going back
into the hospital again.Copy !req
1263. No. Come here.Copy !req
1264. Maybe try again tomorrow.Copy !req
1265. John, now you can't
ignore me forever.Copy !req
1266. Charles, you've been
a very good friend to me.
The best.Copy !req
1267. But I won't
talk to you again.Copy !req
1268. I just can't.Copy !req
1269. Same goes for you,
baby girl.Copy !req
1270. Good-bye.Copy !req
1271. I was wondering if
I might audit your course.Copy !req
1272. It's an honor,
Professor Nash.Copy !req
1273. Is something wrong?Copy !req
1274. This will be
my first class.Copy !req
1275. Good morning,
eager young minds.Copy !req
1276. It's never
going to work, John.Copy !req
1277. You're just
humiliating yourself.Copy !req
1278. It's pathetic!
You are being pathetic.Copy !req
1279. I'm ashamed of you!Copy !req
1280. Man!Copy !req
1281. Are you coming?
You're going to be late.Copy !req
1282. Dad, you've got my book.
What?Copy !req
1283. You've got my book.Copy !req
1284. Right.Copy !req
1285. Thanks.Copy !req
1286. Good-bye.
Bye.Copy !req
1287. See you tonight.Copy !req
1288. Bye, honey.Copy !req
1289. Did you just solve Riemann?Copy !req
1290. Well, what do you think?Copy !req
1291. Huh.Copy !req
1292. That's an analog
to Frobenius for
non-commutative extensions.Copy !req
1293. Yes, it is.Copy !req
1294. But it only appears
to work sporadically,
so, no.Copy !req
1295. But I believe
I'm making progress.Copy !req
1296. You're John Nash, right?Copy !req
1297. Toby Kelly.
Hello.Copy !req
1298. I've been studying
your equilibrium,Copy !req
1299. the one you wrote
here at Princeton.Copy !req
1300. To come up with something
totally original,
the way you did.Copy !req
1301. You know, I was young.Copy !req
1302. I've been developing
a theory.Copy !req
1303. I believe I can prove
that Galois extensions
are covering spaces.Copy !req
1304. That everything,
everything is connected.Copy !req
1305. That it's all part
of the same subject.Copy !req
1306. When was the last time
you ate?Copy !req
1307. Excuse me?Copy !req
1308. You know, food.Copy !req
1309. Oh... Uh...Copy !req
1310. My wife,
she loves mayonnaise.Copy !req
1311. Thank you.Copy !req
1312. Go on.Copy !req
1313. The function is in
the two categories.Copy !req
1314. Mmm-hmm.Copy !req
1315. Alicia!Copy !req
1316. Alicia!Copy !req
1317. And meet together
at a maximum speedCopy !req
1318. of, let us say,
10 miles per hour.Copy !req
1319. So you have a fly on
the tire of bicycle "B,"Copy !req
1320. and the fly,
who can travel at
20 miles an hour,Copy !req
1321. leaves the tire of bicycle "B"
and flies to the tire
of bicycle "A,"Copy !req
1322. and backwards and forwards,
and so on and so forth,
until the two bikes collideCopy !req
1323. and the poor
little fly is squashed.Copy !req
1324. This is the important thing
about actually focusing in
and comprehendingCopy !req
1325. the area that
you're dealing with.
Mathematics is very specific,Copy !req
1326. and it is an art form,
no matter what these people
around here will tell you,Copy !req
1327. especially the people
from Biology.Copy !req
1328. Don't listen to
any of those people.Copy !req
1329. Let me go back to
what you were doing beforeCopy !req
1330. because I think I
might want to steal thisCopy !req
1331. and write a book
and get famous.Copy !req
1332. I was thinking
that I might teach.Copy !req
1333. A classroom with 50 students
can be daunting for anyone.Copy !req
1334. John, besides,
you're a terrible teacher.Copy !req
1335. I'm an acquired
taste, Martin.Copy !req
1336. I was hoping there
still might be something
I could contribute.Copy !req
1337. What about the...Copy !req
1338. Well, you know.
Are they gone?Copy !req
1339. No, they're not gone.Copy !req
1340. And maybe
they never will be.Copy !req
1341. But I've gotten
used to ignoring them,Copy !req
1342. and I think, as a result,
they've given up on me.Copy !req
1343. You think that's
what it's like withCopy !req
1344. all our dreams and
our nightmares, Martin?Copy !req
1345. You've got to
keep feeding them
for them to stay alive?Copy !req
1346. John,
they haunt you though.Copy !req
1347. They're my past, Martin.
Everybody is haunted
by their past.Copy !req
1348. Well, good-bye.Copy !req
1349. John, I'll talk
to the department.Copy !req
1350. Maybe in the spring.Copy !req
1351. Hey, Nash.Copy !req
1352. You scared?Copy !req
1353. Terrified.
Mortified. Petrified.Copy !req
1354. Stupefied by you.Copy !req
1355. Now you ought
best ring Alicia,
or you're gonna get me...Copy !req
1356. I'll ring her.
in an awful
lot of trouble.Copy !req
1357. Thanks, Professor.
Good-bye.Copy !req
1358. Have a nice day.
Good-bye.Copy !req
1359. Papers in hand, Mr. Beyer.
Monday, sir.Copy !req
1360. Professor Nash?Copy !req
1361. Can you see him?Copy !req
1362. Yeah.
You sure?Copy !req
1363. Positive? He's within
your vision? Good.Copy !req
1364. Forgive me,
I'm just always
suspicious of new people.Copy !req
1365. See you next week,
Professor.
See you next week.Copy !req
1366. So now that I know
that you're real,Copy !req
1367. who are you,
and what can I do for you?Copy !req
1368. Professor,
my name is Thomas King.Copy !req
1369. Thomas King?
Mmm-hmm.Copy !req
1370. And I'm here to tell you that
you're being considered
for the Nobel Prize.Copy !req
1371. Forgive me, but I'm
just a little stunned.Copy !req
1372. Over the past few years,
your equilibrium
has become a cornerstoneCopy !req
1373. of modern economics.Copy !req
1374. Suddenly,
everybody likes that one.Copy !req
1375. What about my work on
other some such projects,
like manifold embedding?Copy !req
1376. The application of
your bargaining problemCopy !req
1377. to FCC bandwidth auctions
or to antitrust cases...Copy !req
1378. Antitrust cases?
Yes.Copy !req
1379. I never would
have considered that.Copy !req
1380. Have I just reached
some level of honesty
that borders on stupidity?Copy !req
1381. No, you haven't.Copy !req
1382. Because I wouldn't
have thought of that.Copy !req
1383. Shall we have tea?Copy !req
1384. I don't go in there.
I usually just take my
sandwich in the library.Copy !req
1385. Come on, John.
Let's have some tea.
It's a big day.Copy !req
1386. Most commercially
available brands of teaCopy !req
1387. are not suitable to
my palate, you see.Copy !req
1388. I'm not...Copy !req
1389. There are some
Northern Indian teas
which are dense enough.Copy !req
1390. I enjoy the flavor
that they have.Copy !req
1391. I have not been in this room
for quite some many years.Copy !req
1392. I wonder what tea
they serve.Copy !req
1393. Why, thank you,
young lady.Copy !req
1394. Things have certainly
changed around here.
I have a son that age.Copy !req
1395. Harvard.Copy !req
1396. Hmm.Copy !req
1397. I would have thoughtCopy !req
1398. the nominations for
the Nobel Prize
would've been secret.Copy !req
1399. I would have thought
you'd only find out
if you won or lost.Copy !req
1400. That is generally
the case, yes,Copy !req
1401. but these are
special circumstances.Copy !req
1402. The awards are substantial.Copy !req
1403. They require private funding.
As such,Copy !req
1404. the image of the Nobel is...Copy !req
1405. Oh, I see. So, you came here
to find out if I was crazy?Copy !req
1406. Find out if I would
screw everything up
if I actually won?Copy !req
1407. Dance around the podium,
strip naked and
squawk like a chicken,Copy !req
1408. things of this nature?Copy !req
1409. Something like that, yes.Copy !req
1410. Would I embarrass you?Copy !req
1411. Yes, it is possible.Copy !req
1412. You see, I am crazy.Copy !req
1413. I take the
newer medications,Copy !req
1414. but I still see things
that are not here.Copy !req
1415. I just choose not
to acknowledge them.Copy !req
1416. Like a diet of the mind,
I choose not to indulge
certain appetites.Copy !req
1417. Like my appetite
for patterns.Copy !req
1418. Perhaps my appetite
to imagine and to dream.Copy !req
1419. Professor Nash.Copy !req
1420. It's good to
have you here, John.Copy !req
1421. Thank you.Copy !req
1422. It's an honor, sir.Copy !req
1423. Thank you very much.Copy !req
1424. A privilege, Professor.Copy !req
1425. Professor.Copy !req
1426. Nicely done, John.Copy !req
1427. Thank you, Tom.Copy !req
1428. Thank you.Copy !req
1429. Thank you, Ed.Copy !req
1430. That was certainly
most unexpected.Copy !req
1431. Thank you.Copy !req
1432. I've always
believed in numbers,Copy !req
1433. in the equations and logics
that lead to reason.Copy !req
1434. But after
a lifetime of such pursuits,
I ask, what truly is logic?Copy !req
1435. Who decides reason?Copy !req
1436. My quest has taken me
through the physical,
the metaphysical,Copy !req
1437. the delusional and back.Copy !req
1438. And I have made
the most important
discovery of my career.Copy !req
1439. The most important
discovery of my life.Copy !req
1440. It is only in the mysterious
equations of loveCopy !req
1441. that any logical
reasons can be found.Copy !req
1442. I'm only here tonight
because of you.Copy !req
1443. You are the reason I am.Copy !req
1444. You are all my reasons.Copy !req
1445. Thank you.Copy !req
1446. So nice to
have met you.Copy !req
1447. I'll call for the car, Dad.Copy !req
1448. Bye-bye.
Bye-bye.Copy !req
1449. Are you ready to go now?Copy !req
1450. Yes, I am.Copy !req
1451. Yes, indeed,
and yes, please.Copy !req
1452. Thank you so much.Copy !req
1453. Thank you.Copy !req
1454. What is it?
What's wrong?Copy !req
1455. Nothing.Copy !req
1456. Nothing at all.Copy !req
1457. Come with me,
young lady.Copy !req
1458. I have a car outside.
Are you interested in a ride?Copy !req
1459. Where's it going to?Copy !req