BEAUTIFUL DOOR OR SLIDING MIND - BEAUTIFUL MIND II (CONT'D) - PART IV

  

Dr. John Nash
 (June 13, 1928 - May 23, 2015) 

Analysis by Dr. SRINIVASA SRIKANTH, Pielytics, Editor-At-Charge

 

Prior to expanding this real story capturing the list of elements presented below, do you happen to know that Dr Nash and his wife met with a fatal accident, while the two drivers involved in the accidents escaped with minor injuries.

 

Source: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/may/24/john-nash-mathematician-beautiful-mind-dies-taxi-crash

Four days after Dr Nash winning the Abel Prize on May 19, 2015, Dr Nash and his wife, Alicia, met with a fatal car accident in NJ. It was unusual that only the passengers died in the accident, and nothing happened to neither involved drivers.

In this interconnected IoT world, where an individual can get a telemarketing ad letter tied to a posting in a social media platform on the same day, an estate planning mail ad after an email on COVID deaths to involved parties, and a taxi ($10 off) coupon after a planned trip booked online, which was supposed to be private and confidential, it makes us wonder whether there is more to these kinds of accidents?

UPCOMING

1. Comparisons and contrasts between the two extraordinary minds, Srinivasa Ramanujan and Nash, who were gifted with extraordinary capabilities, though they were from totally different backgrounds
2. Nash's upbringing and his early life prior to "health" issues
3. Nash's focus on cooperative games, and how certain factions tend to be averse and allergic to cooperative games
4. Historical account of medicine
5. Prevailing situation between 50s and 70s
6. What major magazines had to present on Nash's condition then?
and more ...

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