Posted on Thursday, 1 March 2012
On the afternoon of the Nobel announcement, Nash said that he had won for game theory and that he felt that game theory was like string theory, a subject of great intrinsic intellectual interest that the world wishes to imagine can be of some utility.
He said it with enough skepticism in his voice to make it funny.
(Source: fisher.osu.edu)
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