I have to polish my manner of communication in order to make it acceptable to others. It is difficult, because I am inclined to direct transmission of information, which often leads to disastrous results ..."

Even to what deplorable, one could exclaim! And not only for the Genius himself (and it is about him that we are talking), but also for others who are forced to live under the yoke of his genius. And pay a considerable price for it.

"Mind Games" by Ron Howard - was conceived as a film biography of the mathematician, Nobel Prize winner John Forbes Nash.

There was no one hundred percent biography - the screen story sins with factual errors and inconsistencies. But the general outline is preserved.

...1947 year. Budding mathematician John Nash arrives at Princeton University.

All in himself, but clearly "out of this world" - this strange student immediately finds a lot of problems: he does not communicate well with the environment, skips lectures, considering it a waste of time. And devotes all his time to scientific research in the field of game theory, to.