Jim wrote:
So Ted assumes that I thought it was brilliant in general rather than in a very specific way.
Ted had asked:
What specifically from the summary of his ideas by Mirowski would you select as demonstrating brilliant insight into human motives and behaviour?
in response to Jim's claim that:
Einstein's Gedanken (sp?) experiments and Nash's brilliant insight come from non-neurotypical thinking.
I do think that Nash's equilibrium [NE] concept was brilliant.
Ted
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