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Who is the prototype of a beautiful mind?
The prototype of a beautiful mind is johnf nash.

A Beautiful Mind focuses on Nash's breakthrough achievements in game theory and his touching story of fighting schizophrenia, and won the 74th Oscar for best film and best director. After learning of Nash's death, russell crowe, who played Nash in the film, immediately tweeted his condolences: "John and Alicia are an outstanding couple. They are beautiful not only in their minds, but also in their hearts. "

A Beautiful Mind is a very well-made film, which has made great artistic achievements. I have seen it several times. However, every time I look at it, I feel distressed. But I still think this film helps people understand and respect the mentally ill. In addition, this film does not reflect my life before I was 30 years old, nor does it reflect my life in the second half of my life.

Nash experience

Nash was withdrawn from his childhood. He would rather get into a pile of books than go out to play with children of his own age. At that time, Nash's math performance was not excellent, and primary school teachers often complained to his parents about Nash's math problems.

After graduating from high school, Nash entered Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh and then entered the Department of Chemical Engineering at Carnegie Institute of Technology. From 65438 to 0948, Nash, a junior in college, was admitted to Harvard, Princeton, Chicago and the University of Michigan. When Lefschetz, head of the Department of Mathematics at Princeton University, felt Nash's hesitation, he immediately wrote to urge Nash to choose Princeton and promised him a scholarship of 1 150 dollars.

1950, Nash received his doctorate from Princeton University. In his doctoral thesis, he put forward a game theory which was later called "Nash equilibrium". From 65438 to 0958, Nash was named the most outstanding figure among the new generation of talented mathematicians by American Fortune magazine because of his outstanding work in the field of mathematics.

From 65438 to 0959, Nash faded out of academia because of schizophrenia. In the 1980s, Nash gradually recovered.