Unexpectedly, just after reading the book "Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right", I watched a very suitable movie, "A Beautiful Mind". And the reason why I watched this old movie was completely a coincidence, because I couldn’t use up my mobile phone data last month, so I rand

I didn’t expect that just after reading the book "Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right", I watched a very suitable movie, "Beautiful Mind". And the reason why I watched this old movie was completely a coincidence, because I couldn’t use up my mobile phone data last month, so I randomly found a movie to download. Unexpectedly, the content of the film is almost the most perfect interpretation of the book "Genius on the Left and Madman on the Right".

Genius mathematician John Nash published the "Game Theory" that shocked the world at a young age, and instantly became famous all over the world. But who would have thought that while Nash was obsessed with academics, he would also suffer from schizophrenia. Is the difference between genius and madman really just a thin line?

But the greatest luck for John Nash is to have a wife who never abandons, is loyal and loves him. Faced with this challenge that once destroyed countless people, Nash’s wife, Alicia, never gave up on her husband. After more than ten years of joint efforts by the two people, and with a tenacious willpower beyond ordinary people, Nash continued to work as always, and won the Nobel Prize in 1994. The genius Nash finally became famous.

When a person is stubborn in his own world, whether it is truth or fantasy, the most terrifying thing is to lose everyone's trust and support. Without the company of his wife, it would be almost impossible for Nash to escape from that fantasy world on his own. Although in fact he has not completely escaped, he can at least selectively ignore those people and things that do not exist and return to a normal life. People who are not understood are destined to be lonely. Loneliness and helplessness may be a person's greatest suffering and challenge. Perhaps only "love" is the best medicine, and often only the closest lover can selflessly give this "antidote" that can be encountered but cannot be sought.