Conspiracy or "ordinary" incident against John Nash?

[casper]

John Nash who last week died in a car accident, only a few days before the death of his friend, the mathematician Cedric Villani, said that he had found a replacement for Einstein's theory of relativity and that his replacement assist in further exploration of quantum gravity. His death was sudden, I wonder whether it is deliberate?

 

[redstar]

John Nash who last week died in a car accident, only a few days before the death of his friend, the mathematician Cedric Villani, said that he had found a replacement for Einstein's theory of relativity and that his replacement assist in further exploration of quantum gravity. His death was sudden, I wonder whether it is deliberate?

That would be a good question for the C's.

 

[Sinapi]

I'm curious about this, too. It seems unlikely that a man as smart as Nash deliberately wouldn't wear a seat belt, especially when a stranger is driving (who miraculously lived).

 

[Laura]

On the other hand, he was quite old, had suffered for years from schizophrenia, and was undoubtedly NOT at the peak of his intellectual powers. Plus, rumors are easy to create when someone is dead and gone.

 

[casper]

On the other hand, he was quite old, had suffered for years from schizophrenia, and was undoubtedly NOT at the peak of his intellectual powers. Plus, rumors are easy to create when someone is dead and gone.

True, but you know what they say: where there's smoke, there's fire.
In real life, Nash suffered from acoustic hallucinations instead of visual hallucinations.
Interestingly, he was given the privilege that although he was suffering from schizophrenia, the chance to again surrender. His academic career was very strange, he did not publish any scientific and academic work for 40 years before receiving the award. (1994). The reason was schizophrenia. When asked about the way that solves the biggest problems of mathematics and economics, Nash said he "just had a vision and insight into the very core of the problem before it is checked that this solution is correct." Perhaps the vision continued and further? About the most difficult period of life Nash perhaps best illustrated by the moment when he was a colleague, also a respected academic, visited the mental hospital and asked him how he could believe that his aliens send messages.
The answer that got me impressed (since we are talking about the schizophrenic):
Quote from:
"Because my ideas about supernatural beings came in the same way as my mathematical ideas. So ... I understood them very seriously"




2009, in an interview, Nash talks about the concept of schizophrenia:
Quote.
Schizophrenia is a diagnostic term. The diagnosis of a psychiatric disorder is not a precise scientific term ... Different people behave differently, some of them have a typical schizophrenia. But if you would be able to look into their brains to see you that they all are very different to each other. "

Time will tell whether the rumors were true or not, I think the spread of these rumors Cedric Villani does not seek popularity or some attention, since it with his accomplishments and numerous awards today has more.

Is not it a little strange. that a police officer who came to the place of the accident stated that he thought that the couple was not tied?
He thinks? Hacking is "just" easier hurt, I do not know, too many "coincidences" are happening in the world ...

 

[Michael B-C]

For those who haven't come across the issue of Nash, Game Theory and his likely nature as an 'Alien Reaction Machine', Laura writes extensively about him in Wave, Vol. 7. Here's a link to the online chapter that starts off her detailed examination. Even if you have, it's very much worth a careful re-read. :)
http://cassiopaea.org/2012/01/30/the-wave-chapter-57-its-just-economics/

 

[Keit]

Is not it a little strange. that a police officer who came to the place of the accident stated that he thought that the couple was not tied?
He thinks? Hacking is "just" easier hurt, I do not know, too many "coincidences" are happening in the world ...

Yeah, maybe you already know it, casper, but I recommend reading Laura's "Almost Human" (Wave 7) book, as Michael BC suggests, in order to understand John Nash's work and what kind of person he was.

Actually, his death made me think about VB's death and what was said in this session. fwiw.

 

[casper]

For those who haven't come across the issue of Nash, Game Theory and his likely nature as an 'Alien Reaction Machine', Laura writes extensively about him in Wave, Vol. 7. Here's a link to the online chapter that starts off her detailed examination. Even if you have, it's very much worth a careful re-read. :)
http://cassiopaea.org/2012/01/30/the-wave-chapter-57-its-just-economics/

I have to again, too much information is confused :)

Actually, his death made me think about VB's death and what was said in this session. fwiw.

absolutely right

 

[Laura]

For those who haven't come across the issue of Nash, Game Theory and his likely nature as an 'Alien Reaction Machine', Laura writes extensively about him in Wave, Vol. 7. Here's a link to the online chapter that starts off her detailed examination. Even if you have, it's very much worth a careful re-read. :)
http://cassiopaea.org/2012/01/30/the-wave-chapter-57-its-just-economics/

I have to again, too much information is confused :)

Actually, his death made me think about VB's death and what was said in this session. fwiw.

absolutely right

In this vein, can't help but notice the death of Joe Biden's son, the death of the president of American Express, Kerry falling from a bicycle in France... and what's next?

 

[Nević Nenad]

Joe Biden's son died in the morning when Biden was to receive Serbian prime minister A. Vucic (the man so "loved" and "respected" in his own country that seven million people actually call him 'the Pussylips' :) ).
We made the joke of it immediately, of course, so that's what you get when you call the Pussylips in to visit! :D

His visit is moved for wednesday, so expect more happenings in the USA on the wednesday. :)

 

[loreta]

Today I hear in a science program at the radio, that he died because he did not had the security belt in the taxi where he was. I don't know if this is true or not. The driver had his security belt and he survived.

 

[Sinapi]

For those who haven't come across the issue of Nash, Game Theory and his likely nature as an 'Alien Reaction Machine', Laura writes extensively about him in Wave, Vol. 7. Here's a link to the online chapter that starts off her detailed examination. Even if you have, it's very much worth a careful re-read. :)
http://cassiopaea.org/2012/01/30/the-wave-chapter-57-its-just-economics/

Thank you for the link, Michael BC. I never got that far reading The Wave, but I managed to read through the first chapter of Volume 7 (took me a few hours) and look forward to reading the rest. I'll have to reread much of the series, but at least now I'm a bit more confident that I can finally get through the whole thing.

After reading a little more about his background, it sounds like Nash was a raging narcissist (I'd say a complete psychopath, if not for his math talent), and his wife didn't seem very responsible either. So, even without considering his age and history of schizophrenia, it's not so surprising now that he and his wife would engage in risky behavior. I agree that it's likely what happened to Vinnie happened to Nash, and I'm also curious about who else is going to suffer blowback from submitting to nasty entities.

 

[Konstantin]

For those who haven't come across the issue of Nash, Game Theory and his likely nature as an 'Alien Reaction Machine', Laura writes extensively about him in Wave, Vol. 7. Here's a link to the online chapter that starts off her detailed examination. Even if you have, it's very much worth a careful re-read. :)
http://cassiopaea.org/2012/01/30/the-wave-chapter-57-its-just-economics/

Thank you for the link, Michael BC. I never got that far reading The Wave, but I managed to read through the first chapter of Volume 7 (took me a few hours) and look forward to reading the rest. I'll have to reread much of the series, but at least now I'm a bit more confident that I can finally get through the whole thing.

After reading a little more about his background, it sounds like Nash was a raging narcissist (I'd say a complete psychopath, if not for his math talent), and his wife didn't seem very responsible either. So, even without considering his age and history of schizophrenia, it's not so surprising now that he and his wife would engage in risky behavior. I agree that it's likely what happened to Vinnie happened to Nash, and I'm also curious about who else is going to suffer blowback from submitting to nasty entities.

As others have mentioned, maybe all this deaths are connected. Maybe cause for all those deaths was some kind of energy burst that is incompatible with them and it harm them. Or maybe Nash death is connected with his work.Although we know what he was , he decided to speak publicly for something that disturbed PTB so they must silence him.It happened before so why not now. ON the other hand as Laura said he was a too old, not in the peak of his intellectual power and schizophrenic , so even if he decided to speak publicly for something that he shouldn't, PTB have enough arguments to make all that look like a fairy tales from an old schizophrenic .
The accident also looks suspicious.

 

[AutomatedMan]

Reading this thread reminded me of a thought that crossed my mind when this happened: What if Nash's death could symbolically represent the 'death of Game Theory in a crash'. The godfather of Game Theory killed in a car crash in the midst of a stock marker running off the rails guided by the rules he devised. Psychopaths are rarely rational but Game Theory, taken to the extreme, is dangerous way to focus on minimizing your losses at any costs (moral, ethical, etc).

Knowing how Game Theory has influenced many academic areas, I am interested to see how Game Theory concepts has influenced High Frequency Trading (HFT) algorithms that currently run a majority of the stock market. I could forsee some great crash brought on by the trading machines, each selling and buying, trying to make money off the puts until there's nothing left in their digital coffers. Who knows, maybe a hacked website could spurn the markets into a spiral? This isn't so outlandish considering Tesla inadvertently caused their stock to jump based on an April fool's joke (see: http://www.cnbc.com/id/102554466)

I just remembered the story Laura discussed in the Wave about Nash at a New Year's party when he dressed up and acted like a baby to the extant of sitting on his mother's lap! I may be in the chapter Micheal BC and others suggested above. That chapter was great at giving a summary of Game Theory and how his influence helped back some theorys in Politics and Economics. Earlier in The Wave, I remember Laura discussing with the C's how events in her life and within the world can be symbolic on a cosmic level. This was helpful in considering that events like Nash's death contain deeper messages transmitted by the universe. I'm just speculating with the thought above but the interpretation just felt right!