Manhattan Reborn 1978

The third floor of the Flint Library.

David and Nash had been chatting for a long time, and the sun had begun to set in the west.

The small table in front of the two people was filled with various explanations and discussions written by Nash.

Of course, when David faced Nash, a master of mathematics, all he could discuss with him were some somewhat superficial theoretical issues that he could understand.

But even so, he gained a lot from this discussion.

He looked at Nash, who had stopped to rest and took out his cup to drink water, and silently threw it over again for investigation.

-10 points

John Nash:? ? ?

This third exploration still failed.

Well, it seems that the system skills are useless to this talented person!

"Professor Nash, thank you very much for your patient explanation and taking up so much of your time. I would like to invite you to have dinner with me later. Do you have time?"

Nash was stunned!

The last time he had dinner with someone other than his wife and children was 20 years ago, right?

He became a little cautious, and began to make small movements with his hands and feet unconsciously, not knowing how to reject the young man in front of him who looked good.

This David gives him a very comfortable feeling to get along with.

This was something he hadn't experienced in all these years.

Nash lowered his head and thought silently for a while, then nodded and said: "Okay, don't say you invite me, let me treat you. But we still need to wait a little longer, my wife will pick me up around five o'clock, we Let’s have dinner together.”

David nodded, no problem.

He selected some questions related to mathematics, finance, and economics from the books on his backpack, and continued to ask Nash humbly.

To some extent, knowledge is all connected.

Mathematics, as the most basic subject, is known as the gymnastics of thinking.

Many of the financial calculation methods and methods that are often used today are derived from basic deductions using mathematical methods.

The option pricing formula known as the "Second Wall Street Revolution" was calculated using mathematical methods.

Real numbers prove the practicality and accuracy of financial calculation tools.

David does not seek to know everything, he just wants to understand what changes and impacts some mathematical theories will have when combined with practical applications.

For example, he just proposed the investment calculation method for investment companies and the dividend calculation method for insurance companies.

Are there any problems after he raised them?

If there is a problem, how will he solve it?

He didn't want to be the chief actuary of an insurance company, but he also didn't want to be a fool who only looked at the final conclusions brought by his subordinates, right?

Still the same sentence: knowledge, no one has it as much as you have it yourself!

A master of mathematics who understands finance is one of the most sought after talents on Wall Street!

Their sensitivity to numbers and data is unmatched by other financial practitioners.

Even if David had one percent of their ability, he would be able to travel around the world with this ability in the future.

After all, he will eventually get out of Manhattan, New York, and the United States!

Just rely on the memories in your head and some collected information to fool people?

That cannot last long term.

After that performance in the nightclub, Andy, Olena, and Likert asked questions that he couldn't answer.

It gave him the motivation to study now.

David looked at Nash opposite.

If the vampires on Wall Street are the ones who use financial tools, then theoretical mathematicians like John Nash are the ones who can come up with theories that calculate the tools.

Moreover, the banking industry is also one of David's main goals in the future.

The big plan he prepared may also require Nash's help to calculate the feasibility.

John Nash, in a way, was a gold mine!

Super big gold mine!

It depends on how David plans to discover him!

hehe~

Professional award in the field of mathematics, Fields Medal.

John Nash hasn’t gone to get it yet!

time flies.

The sky gradually darkened.

A crisp sound of high-heeled footsteps sounded on the third floor of the Flintstone Library.

Alicia Nash is here.

When Nash heard her footsteps, he stopped their discussion, raised his head with a smile, and looked at his approaching wife, his eyes full of tenderness.

David also turned to look at her.

Alicia was dressed the same as what David saw just now. She was wearing a long dress with reddish brown and white dots, carrying a small lady's shoulder bag, and a pair of milky white high heels.

As she got closer, David saw her face clearly.

Time has left traces of charm on her face.

Is this what Jennifer Connelly will look like after 40?

David felt that she would not have Alicia's current temperament and charm.

The experiences of the two people are very different, and their experiences are very different. After a person reaches forty, his appearance will be very different.

And Alicia Nash is a strong, independent, and respectable woman!

David stood up and stood at the table, and introduced himself to Alicia who came closer.

"Hello, my name is David Coleman. I came here to read a book today. I accidentally saw Mr. Nash there, so I took the liberty to ask him some questions that I didn't understand."

Alicia looked at the boy in front of her.

David has lake-blue eyes, golden-brown hair, a fairly tall figure, and a charming smile.

She choked on her words and didn't know what to say.

Nash stood up, walked to his wife, put his arm around her shoulders, and whispered to her about the current situation.

After hearing this, Alicia's face was filled with surprise and joy.

In the past, Nash received countless rolls of eyes, abuse, and insults here.

Those people hated Nash who suffered from mental illness.

Even though, Nash has begun to improve now.

Those people still looked at Nash the way they looked at a patient.

Alicia, who loves Nash deeply, cannot accept this.

David in front of him invited Nash and his wife to dinner when they met for the first time.

Her husband Nash actually agreed.

Well this. . .

Time is not a problem.

She just couldn't figure out what David's purpose was!

David looked at their expressions and guessed what Alicia was thinking.

He took the initiative to introduce his situation and said that he wanted to have dinner with the two of them just to thank them.

He also said that he came today with Xide, who works here, and his home is in the small town of Morrison.

"You said your home is in Morrison?"

"Yes, my father moved his family here more than ten years ago, and our family also opened a soda factory in the suburbs."

"Oh, I think I know!"

Alicia was stunned.

Over the years, she accompanied Nash as he traveled around for medical treatment.

It was not until recent years that Nash showed some significant improvement, and they returned to the small town of Morrison to settle down.

It's not like she hasn't thought about returning to Princeton.

But many of the people here knew about Nash's illness, and she was afraid that people would do him bad harm.

Nash seemed to remember something next to him.

"Your name is David Coleman? What's your father's name?"

David shrugged, spread his hands and said with a smile: "My dad's name is David Coleman!"

The two people opposite laughed.

"Well, David, we met your father and mother in the store in town, not long after we moved here."

"Is it such a coincidence? Then I'll make a phone call. How about you all come to my house as guests in the evening? Oh, we had a party at home last night. If I had known you earlier, we could have drank and chatted together last night! "

Alicia smiled and shook her head: "Nash can't drink yet, thank you for your kindness! We'd better not go to your house to disturb you in the evening. Let's go to a restaurant in town to have dinner together later. We will visit your house in the future. Yes, I hope you can welcome us."

"Welcome, of course you are welcome! No problem! Let's go now. I'll go find Xide first to see if she has left after get off work, and then tell her. After all, I came here with her today."

Mr. and Mrs. Nash nodded, and David leaned over to pack up his backpack and books.

"Um, what should I do with the books I got? Can I take them out?"

Alicia smiled: "Give it to me, they won't ask if I take it out. You go find Xide, we will wait for you at the gate!"

David smiled and put the books he had arranged on the table, signaled to the two of them, turned around and went downstairs.