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《美丽心灵》
普林斯顿大学 1947年 9月 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY - SEPTEMBER 1947
是数学家赢得了二次大战。 Mathematicians won the war.
是数学家破解了日本的密码—— Mathematicians broke the Japanese codes...
建造了原子炸弹。 ...and built the A-bomb.
就是……像你们这样的数学家。 Mathematicians, like you.
苏联所定的目标 是让共产党布遍全球。 The stated goal of the Soviets is global Communism.
无论在医药还是经济上， In medicine or economics...
在科技或太空技术上 ...in technology or space...
战线已经分明了。 ...battle lines are being drawn.
想要胜利， 我们就需要有成果—— To triumph, we need results...
可以发表，实用的成果。 ...publishable, applicable results.
你们当中谁会成为第二个莫尔斯？ Now who among you will be the next Morse?
第二个爱因斯坦？ The next Einstein?
你们当中谁会成为…… Who among you will be the vanguard of democracy...
民主、自由和探索的先锋？ ...freedom, and discovery?
今天，我们将美国的未来…… Today, we bequeath America's future into your able hands.
交于你们的手中。
各位，欢迎来到普林斯顿大学。 Welcome to Princeton, gentlemen.
汉森得了卡内基奖学金还不满足。 MAN 1: It's not enough Hansen won the Carnegie Scholarship.
是的，他想要 所有奖学金都归他所有。 MAN 2: No, he wants it all for himself.
这可是第一次 将卡内基奖学金…… It's the first time the Carnegie Prize has been split. Hansen's all bent.
平分。 汉森早已做好了决定。
[ 男 #2 ] 听说他已经盯上了惠勒实验室， MAN 1: He has his sights set on Wheeler Lab, MIT's military think-tank.
那个在麻省理工的 新军事技术中心。
今年他们只录取一个。 They're only taking one this year.
往常都是汉森第一个被选中。 MAN 2: Hansen's used to being picked first.
也是，让他学数学真是浪费了。 MAN 1: Yeah, he's wasted on math.
他应该去竞选主席。 MAN 2: He should be running for president.
那一定有一个数学上的解释… There could be a mathematical explanation for how bad your tie is.
来证明你的领带有多差。
[ 呵呵~ ] [Laughs]
谢了。 NEILSON: Thank you.
尼尔逊，符号密码学。 Neilson, symbol cryptography.
这个尼尔逊曾 破解了日本的密码， Neils here broke a Jap code. Helped rid the world of Fascism.
并且帮助去除了法西斯。
至少他总跟女孩这么说， 不是吗，尼尔逊？ At least that's what he tells the girls, eh, Neils?
我是本德。主修原子物理学。 The name's Bender. Atomic physics.
- 而你是……？ - 我迟到了吗？ NEILSON: And you are? SOL: Am I late?
嗯？ BENDER: Yes, Mr. Sol. SOL: Oh, good. Hi.
是的，索尔先生。
哦。 嗯，嗨。
- 索尔。 理查德·索尔。 - [ 尼尔逊 ] 天才的重任。 SOL: Sol. Richard Sol. MARTIN: The burden of genius.
- [ 本德 ] 他来了。 - 这么多的恳求者，却只有这么点时间。 -There he is. -So many supplicants, and so little time.
索尔先生。 -Mr. Sol. -How are you, sir?
先生，你好吗？ MARTIN: Bender. BENDER: Nice to see you.
啊，本德。
见到你很高兴。
祝贺你啊，汉森先生。 BENDER: Congratulations, Mr. Hansen. MARTIN: Thank you.
啊，谢谢。
再给我来一杯。 I'll take another.
你刚说什么？ Excuse me?
一万个对不起。 我还以为你是服务生。 MARTIN: Pardon me. I assumed you were the waiter.
- 友善点，汉森。 - 友善不是汉森的长处。 BENDER: Play nice. SOL: Nice is not Hansen's strong suit.
[ 汉森 ] 我真的是搞错了。 MARTIN: Honest mistake.
嗯，马丁·汉森。 Well, Martin Hansen.
是马丁，没错吧？ It is Martin, isn't it?
是的，没错，约翰。为什么问这个？
Why, yes, John, it is.
我估计你对出错已经习以为常了。 I imagine you're getting quite used to miscalculation.
我读过你的论文稿—— I've read your preprints...
两篇都读过。 ...both of them.
一份关于纳粹密码， The one on Nazi ciphers...
和另一份关于非线性等式， ...and the other one on nonlinear equations...
而我是非常的肯定…… ...and I am supremely confident that there is not a single seminal...
你两篇里没有一篇有…… ...or innovative idea in either one of them.
重大或者是创新的想法。
早午饭愉快。 Enjoy your punch.
[ 咯咯笑 ] [Snickers]
先生们，见过约翰·纳什， Gentlemen, meet John Nash...
那个神秘的西维吉尼亚天才。 ...the mysterious West Virginia genius.
也就是著名的卡内基奖学金的 另一位得主。 The other winner of the distinguished Carnegie Scholarship.
[ 本德 ] 噢，原来如此。 [ 索尔 ] 喔，是吗？ BENDER: Okay. SOL: Yeah?
[ 本德 ] 当然了。 BENDER: Of course.
[ 正在播放合唱曲唱片 ] [Choral music plays on record-player]
[ 咳嗽~ ] 噢，天啊。 CHARLES: [Coughs] Oh, Christ.
你的浪子室友抵达了。 The prodigal roommate arrives.
室友？ Roommate?
噢，天那，不要。 Oh, God, no.
啊—— [Music slows to a stop]
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你知不知道酒喝多了， CHARLES: Did you know that having a hangover...
就会使你的身体里 缺乏足够的水…… ...is not having enough water in your body...
去进行克雷布斯循环*？ （*机体糖代谢的一系列生化反应） ...to run your Krebs cycle?
这就和你快要渴死时…… Which is exactly what happens to you when you're dying of thirst.
所发生的情况是一样的。 So, dying of thirst...
所以，渴死……
也就很可能和…… ...would probably feel...
醉酒后血腥而死的…… ...pretty much like the hangover that finally bloody kills you.
感觉差不多。
[ 呵~ ] John Nash?
约翰·纳什？ Hello.
你好。
查尔斯·赫尔曼。 Charles Herman.
很高兴认识你。 Pleased to meet you.
[ 运动员 ] 好，做的好。 PLA YER: [Outside] All right! Well done!
[ 查尔斯 ] 啊，正式的讲， CHARLES: Well, it's official. I'm almost human again.
我差不多完全变恢复成正常人了。
警官，我看见了那个撞我的那个司机。 Officer, I saw the driver who hit me. His name was Johnny Walker.
他的名字是约翰·沃克。
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唷。 Whew.
我昨晚刚好赶到…… CHARLES: Well, I got in last night in time for...
英文部的鸡尾酒会。 ...English department cocktails.
公鸡是我的， Cock was mine...
而尾巴则属于一个…… ...the tail belonged to a particularly lovely young thing with a passion for...
特别可爱的、年轻的、
并对大卫·赫伯特·劳伦斯 （英国小说家）感兴趣的家伙。 你好像不容易被干扰，是吗？ ...D.H. Lawrence. You're not easily distracted, are you?
我是来学习的。 -I'm here to work. -Are you? Right.
喔，是吗？好吧。
哎呀！ 我明白了。 I see. Crikey!
我的室友是不是特别贱？ Is my roommate a dick?
是不是？ Hmm?
听者。 Listen.
如果我们无法打破这沉默， If we can't break the ice...
那我们把它喝完怎么样？ ...how about we drown it?
讲讲你的来历吧？ CHARLES: So what's your story?
你就是那个从来没去过 埃克塞特或安多佛 （美国私立中学）的穷孩子？ You the poor kid that never got to go to Exeter or Andover?
尽管我的成长很特别， Despite my privileged upbringing, I'm well-balanced.
但我的生活是十分和谐的。 I have a chip on both shoulders.
我是很有钱的。 [Chuckles]
[ 咯咯笑 ]
也许你只是跟数字…… Maybe you're just better with the old integers than you are with people.
比跟人在一起过的更好。
我一年纪的老师 曾经告诉我， JOHN: My first grade teacher said I was born with two helpings of brain...
我天生就具有 两个有用的大脑， ...but only half a helping of heart.
但却只有半个有用的心。
[ 咯咯~ ] [Chuckles]
哇！她听起来很可爱！ CHARLES: Wow! She sounds lovely!
实际上，我—— The truth is that I....
我不喜欢与人交往， I don't like people much.
他们同样也不喜欢我。 And they don't much like me.
但是，为什么？ But why, with all your obvious wit and charm?
像你这样如此聪明 和迷人的人都会如此？ [Laughs]
[ 呵呵~ ]
说真的，约翰。 Seriously, John.
数学吗…… Mathematics....
数学永远不会 让你领会更高的真理。 Mathematics is never going to lead you to a higher truth.
而你知道是为什么吗？ And you know why?
因为它很无聊。 Because it's boring. It's really boring.
真是无聊透顶。 [ 嘻嘻~ ]
你知道吗，一半的学生 都已经发表了文章。 You know, half these schoolboys are already published?
我不能在这些课上 I cannot waste time with these classes and...
和书本上浪费时间。 ...these books.
[ 咳~ ] [Coughs]
记住这些一点都不重要的假设。 Memorizing the weaker assumptions of lesser mortals!
[ 呵呵~ ] [Chuckles]
我需要看透…… I need to look through...
管理动力学。 ...to the governing dynamics.
找的真正的原创想法。 Find a truly original idea.
这是唯一能够使我 永远与众不同的办法。 That's the only way I'll ever distinguish myself.
这也是唯一我能永远—— -lt's the only way that I'll ever-- -Matter.
至关重要。
是的。 Yes.
[ 汉森 ] 好了，下一个是谁？ MARTIN: All right, who's next? SOL: I've played enough go for today.
不，我今天已经 把围棋下够了。谢谢。 -Come on. -I hate this game.
得了吧。 Cowards, all of you!
我—— 我讨厌这棋。
懦夫，你们全都是懦夫。 None of you rise to meet my challenge?
你们谁都不敢 和我挑战？ Come on, Bender. Whoever wins, Sol does his laundry all semester.
快来吧，本德。不管谁赢，
这学期的洗衣活都归索尔的了。 -Does that seem unfair to anyone else? -Not at all.
你门不觉得这很不公平吗？
不觉得。
- [ 本德 ] 看他 - 纳什！ MARTIN: Look at him. BENDER: Nash!
倒着走合法吗？ Taking a reverse constitutional?
我希望能创造一条…… I'm hoping to extract an algorithm to define their movement.
能够描述他们运动的运算法则。
哦。 Oh.
精神病。 Psycho.
[ 索尔 ] 嘿，纳什，我记的你已经退学了。 SOL: I thought you dropped out. You ever going to go to class or....
你还会去上课吗？或者—— Classes will dull your mind.
上课会使你大脑变迟钝。
消灭富有重大创造性的潜能。 Destroy the potential for authentic creativity.
哦，这我就不知道了。 Oh, I didn't know that.
纳什会用他的才华 吓到我们所有人。 Nash is going to stun us all with his genius.
意思也就是…… Which is another way of saying he doesn't have the nerve to compete.
他没有胆量来较量。
你害怕吗？ You scared?
恐吓、 Terrified. Mortified. Petrified.
恐惧、恐慑、 Stupefied by you.
恐慌……都是被你弄的。
不要光说。 No starch.
抓紧时间开始。 Pressed and folded.
约翰，让我问问你。 Let me ask you something, John.
请讲，马丁。 Be my guest, Martin.
本德和索尔 已经成功的完成了…… Bender and Sol here correctly completed Allen's proof of Perron's conjectures.
柏瑞特推论的艾伦证明法。 JOHN: Adequate work...
做的不错……
就是缺少创新。 ...without innovation.
噢，我受宠若惊。 你觉得呢? -I'm flattered. You flattered? -Flattered.
我也受宠若惊。 MARTIN: And I've got two weapons briefs under security review by the DOD.
我有两篇武器论文……
已经经过国防部的安全审查。 Derivative drivel.
毫无创意的废物。
但纳什的成就…… But Nash achievements: zero.
零个。 I'm a patient man, Martin. Is there an actual question coming?
我是很有耐心的，马丁。 你到底有没有问题要问我？
如果你永远都想不出 你的原创理论怎么办？ What if you never come up with your original idea?
嗯? MARTIN: How will it feel when I'm chosen for Wheeler...
当我被选进惠勒实验室……
而你没有的时候，你会怎么想？ ...and you're not?
你要是输了怎么办？ What if you lose?
[ 本德 ] 啊，就是这了。
[ 咯咯~ ]
你不应该赢。 You should not have won.
嗯…… Hmm.
第一步是我先下的， 我……我的每一步都是完美的。 I had the first move, my play was perfect.
骄兵必败。 The hubris of the defeated.
这棋有缺陷。 The game is flawed.
先生们，这就是伟大的约翰·纳什。 MARTIN: Gentlemen, the great John Nash.
[ 查尔斯 ] 你在这里已经两天了。 CHARLES: You've been in here for two days.
你知不知道汉森 又发表了一篇论文。 You know Hansen has just published another paper?
而我却连一个博士论文 的主题都没找到。 I can't even find a topic for my doctorate.
嘿，往好的方面想， 你发明了窗户艺术。 Well, on the bright side, you've invented window art.
这是正在玩触身式 橄榄球的一组。 This is a group playing touch football.
这是一群正在挣强 面包渣的鸽子。 This is a cluster of pigeons fighting over breadcrumbs.
而在这的则是一个 正在追偷钱包的小偷的妇女。 And this is a woman who is chasing a man who stole her purse.
约翰，你看的只是表面。 John, you watched a mugging.
这很不正常。 That's weird.
在激烈的竞争里总有人要输的。 In competitive behavior, someone always loses.
我侄女知道这些， 约翰，他差不多这么高。 Well, my niece knows that, John, and she's about this high.
你要知道，如果 我能延伸出一条均衡论…… See, if I could derive an equilibrium...
其中流动并非是单一的， ...where prevalence is a non-singular event...
没有人会输， ...where nobody loses.
你能够想象到它在…… Imagine the effect that would have on conflict scenarios--
有冲突的情况下和武器谈判中…… When did you last eat?
你上次就餐是什么时候？
-When did you last eat? -Currency exchange?
还有对货币兑换所造成的影响？ You know, food.
我指的是食物。
你知不知道， 你对内心幻想一点都不尊敬。 You have no respect for cognitive reverie, you know?
知道，但比萨饼—— Yes. But pizza....
我对比萨饼是无限的尊敬。 Now, pizza I have enormous respect for.
当然还有啤酒。 And, of course, beer.
我敬重啤酒。 I have respect for beer.
我敬重啤酒！ I have respect for beer!
[lndistinct chatter and laughter]
[ 本德 ] 晚上好，尼尔逊。 BENDER: Good evening, Neils. MARTIN: Hey, Nash.
[ 汉森 ] 嗨，纳什。 Who's winning? You or you?
谁正获胜？ 你？还是你？ BENDER: Good evening, Nash. SOL: Hey, guys. Hey, Nash.
[ 本德 ] 纳什，晚上好。
[ 索尔 ] 嗨，朋友们。
嗨，纳什。 WOMAN: He's looking at you for sure.
[ 女 ] 他肯定正在看你。
嗨，纳什。 Hey, Nash.
尼尔逊想引起你的注意。 Neils is trying to get your attention.
[ 本德 ] 别开玩笑了。 BENDER: You're joking. SOL: Oh, no.
[ 索尔 ] 噢，没有。
随上帝去吧。 -Go with God. -Come back a man.
以男人回来。
好运总是伴随着勇敢的人。 -Fortune favors the brave. -Bombs away.
出发了。
各位，让我告诉你们， 我成功的几率…… Gentlemen, might I remind you that my odds of success...
将会随着不断的尝试 而大幅度的提高。 ...dramatically improve with each attempt?
这一定会成为经典。 This is going to be classic.
或许你想请我喝一杯。 Maybe you want to buy me a drink.
我不知道我到底应该说些什么…… I don't know what I'm required to say...
才能促使你和我进行性交， ...in order for you to have intercourse with me...
我们能不能假当 我已经说过了那些。 ...but could we assume that I've said all that?
实质上，我们 正在谈论体液交换，对吗？ Essentially we're talking about fluid exchange, right?
因此，我们干脆 直接发展到做爱怎么样？ So, could we just go straight to the sex?
噢，这可真浪漫。 Oh, that was sweet.
晚安，无耻的家伙。 WOMAN: Have a nice night, asshole!
[ 人在笑 ] NEILSON: Ladies, wait!
[ 尼尔逊 ] 小姐们，等一下。
[ 查尔斯 ] 我—— CHARLES: I especially liked the bit about fluid exchange. It was...
我尤其喜欢“体液交换”这句。
真的很惊人。 ...really charming.
[ 教授 ] 约翰，跟我一块走。 PROFESSOR: Walk with me, John.
我其实是想找你谈谈。 I've been meaning to talk with you.
教员们正在写期中评语。 The faculty is completing mid-year reviews.
We're deciding which placement applications to support.
我门正在决定支持 哪一个就业工作。 Wheeler, sir. That would be my first choice.
教授，请让我选惠勒实验室。 这是我的首选。 JOHN: Actually, I don't really have a second choice, sir.
而且实际上， 我也没有第二选择，先生。
约翰，你的同学上了课。 Your fellows have attended classes. They've written papers. They've published.
他们写了论文，并且都发表了。 I'm still searching, sir, for my--
教授，我任在寻找我的…… -Your original idea. -Governing dynamics, sir.
原创理论，我知道。 It's very clever, John, but I'm afraid it's just not nearly good enough.
管理动力学。
这是好的，约翰，但我恐怕……
它只是还不够好。
外衣？ -May I? -Thank you.
谢谢。 I'm working on manifold embedding.
我已经开始了“符合嵌入”的工作。 My bargaining stratagems show some promise.
我的“议价策略” 也已经出现了一些结果。 If you could just arrange another meeting with Professor Einstein.
如果你能再帮我安排一个见面，
如果你非常仁慈的话， 让我和爱因斯坦教授见面…… I've repeatedly asked you for that.
我已经多次的请求过你。 I'd be able to show him my revisions on his--
约翰，听我说。
我能够给他展现我所做的修改…… John.
约翰？约翰。
Do you see what they're doing there?
你看见他们正在干什么？
[ 教授 ] 恭喜。
[ 马克斯 ] 非常感谢。
祝贺你，马克斯教授。 PROFESSOR 2: Congratulations, Professor Max.
[ 马克斯 ] 谢谢你，先生。 MAX: Thank you, sir. Thank you.
谢谢。
是那些笔。 It's the pens.
提供给部门里…… Reserved for a member of the department that makes the achievement of a lifetime.
取得了终身成就的人。 Now what do you see, John?
约翰，你看到了什么？
Recognition.
名誉？ Well done, Professor.
做的好，教授。 做的好。
要去尝试看成果。 Well, try seeing accomplishment.
有区别吗？ Is there a difference?
约翰。 You haven't focused.
你还没有集中你的精力。
对不起，但直到现在， I'm sorry, but up to this point, your record doesn't warrant any placement at all.
你的记录还不能够保证 能有任何职位。
日安。 Good day.
先生，请接受我的祝贺。 PROFESSOR: And my compliments to you, sir.
非常感谢你。 MAX: Thank you so much.
[Poignant instrumental music]
我无法看见。 JOHN: I can't see it.
[ 抽泣声 ] [Whimpers]
- 啊！ - 老天哪，约翰。 CHARLES: Jesus Christ, John.
我不能失败。 I can't fail.
我只能是这样的。 JOHN: This is all I am. CHARLES: Come on, let's go out.
别这样，我们出去走走。 -I have to get something done. -John!
我必须的完成些什么。 -I can't keep staring into space. -John, enough!
约翰！
- 我不能还这样脑子一片空白。 - 约翰，够了。
我需要面壁，遵循他们的规定， 阅读他们的书籍， JOHN: Got to face the wall, follow their rules, read their books...
你想制造些伤害？行啊—— ...do their classes.
但别在这搞。 Come on! Go on, bust your head! Kill yourself.
上他们的课。
别停啊！继续撞你的头！
撞死你自己。 CHARLES: Don't do it. Don't mess around.
别做傻事。别再乱搞。 Bust your head! Go on, bust that worthless head wide open.
撞你的头，继续。
把你那无用的头撞个大口子。 JOHN: Goddamn it, Charles! What the hell is your problem?
该死的，查尔斯！ 你到底是什么问题？
这不是我的问题。 It's not my problem.
也不是你的问题。 And it's not your problem.
这是它们的问题。 It's their problem.
CHARLES: Your answer isn't, "face the wall."
解决问题的答案不在面壁上。
而是…… It's out there...
在你的工作上。 ...where you've been working.
[ 喘气 ] [John gasps]
[ 喘气 ]
That was heavy.
它可好重。
艾萨克·牛顿那家伙是对的。 That Isaac Newton fellow was right.
-He was onto something. -Clever boy.
他了解的很透底。 [Giggles]
很聪明。 JOHN: Don't worry, that's mine. I'll come and get it in a minute.
[ 咯咯地笑~ ]
[ 约翰 ] 不用担心，那是我的。 我一会就去把它门拿回来。
CHARLES: [Laughing] Oh, God.
[ 两人都在笑~ ]
噢，我的上帝。
[ 尼尔逊 ] 先生们，来了。 [ 索尔 ] 哎—呀—呀。 NEILSON: Incoming, gentlemen. SOL: Ay-yi-yi.
[ 吸气 ] 深呼吸。 Deep breaths.
[ 索尔 ] 纳什，你也许愿意停止…… SOL: Nash, you might want to stop shuffling your papers for five seconds.
翻动你的文件五秒钟。
我不会请你们喝酒的。 I will not buy you gentlemen beer.
BENDER: We're not here for beer, my friend.
[ 本德 ] 噢，我的朋友， 我们不是来要酒的。
JOHN: Oh.
[ 约翰 ] 哦。
[ 索尔呵呵笑 ]
Does anyone else feel she should be moving in slow motion?
有其他人认为 她应该以慢动作移动吗？
你们认为， 她会要求盛大的婚礼吗? Will she want a large wedding, you think?
各位，我们用剑决斗吧？ Shall we say swords? Pistols at dawn?
还是用手枪？ Have you remembered nothing?
你们什么都不记得了吗？
回想亚当·史密斯， Recall the lessons of Adam Smith...
现代经济学之父那课。 ...the father of modern economics.
“在竞争中…… "In competition...
[ 索尔和尼尔逊 ] 个人的雄心是为了公共的利益。” SOLINEILSON: "...individual ambition serves the common good."
- 完全正确。 - 先生们，每一个都为自己。 Every man for himself, gentlemen.
BENDER: Those who strike out are stuck with her friends.
[ 本德 ] 那些受打击的 就和她的朋友在一起。 MARTIN: I'm not going to strike out.
[ 汉森 ] 我不会受打击的。 SOL: You can lead a blonde to water, but you can't make her drink.
[ 索尔 ] 你可以带美女到水池边， 但你不能强迫她喝水。 SOL: Nobody move.
- 我不记得他说过这个。 - [ 索尔 ] 都别动—— She's looking over here. She's looking at Nash.
她正在往这看。她正在看纳什。 MARTIN: Oh, God. He may have the upper hand now...
[ 汉森 ] 噢，老天。他现在可能可以占上风， ...but wait until he opens his mouth.
但只要等他一开口…… Remember the last time?
[ 哈哈~ ] 还记得上次吗？ BENDER: That was one for the history books.
[ 本德 ] 喔，当然， 那个可应该记为历史。
-Adam Smith needs revision. -What are you talking about?
- 亚当·史密斯需要修改。 - 你在胡说什么？
如果我们全都去追美女， If we all go for the blonde...
我们只会钩心斗角， ...we block each other.
而没有一个人能得到她。 Not a single one of us is going to get her.
So then we go for her friends...
如果我们接着 去追她的朋友们，
...but they will all give us the cold shoulder because nobody likes to be second choice.
她们定会冷淡我们。
因为没人愿意做替代者。 Well, what if no one goes for the blonde?
但是，如果我们都不去找那美女。
We don't get in each other's way...
我们就不会彼此阻挠， ...and we don't insult the other girls.
也不会虐待其他的女孩。
That's the only way we win.
这是我们唯一能全胜的方法。
这是也是我们唯一全都能 得到女伴的方法。 That's the only way we all get laid.
[ 呵呵~ ] [Chuckles]
Adam Smith said:
亚当·史密斯说过…… "The best result comes...
最好的结果来自于…… "...from everyone in the group doing what's best for himself."
组里的每一个人都只做……
对他个人有利的事。对吧？ Right. Incomplete. Okay?
他是这样说的，没错吧?
没错。 Because the best result will come...
但不完整。
不完整，明白吗？
因为最好的结果 是来自于……
组里的每一个人…… ...from everyone in the group...
都只做对自己有利…… ...doing what's best for himself...
还有对组有利的事。 ...and the group.
If this is some way for you to get the blonde, go to hell.
纳什，如果这是些什么 只想让你自己得到美女的方法，
那你就去死吧。 Governing dynamics. Adam Smith...
管理动力学。
管理动力学。 亚当·史密斯…… ...was wrong.
是错的。 SOL: Here we go. NEILSON: Careful, careful.
[ 索尔 ] 哦，又来了。
[ 尼尔逊 ] 小心，小心点。
Thank you.
谢谢你。
"C" of "S" equals "C" of "T."
“S”的“C”等于“T”的“C”
[ 嘀咕声 ] [lndistinct muttering]
[Muttering continues]
[ 嘀咕声持续着~ ]
[Dramatic instrumental music]
You do realize this flies in the face of 150 years of economic theory?
你要明白这个想法会和……
现存150年的经济理论有冲撞。 Yes, I do, sir.
教授，我明白。 -That's rather presumptuous, no? -lt is, sir.
你不认为这是相当鲁莽的吗？
我也认为如此。
Well, Mr. Nash...
嗯……纳什先生。 ...with a breakthrough of this magnitude...
凭这如此重大的突破， ...I'm confident you will get any placement you like.
我确信你可以得到 任何你想要的职位。
Wheeler Labs...
惠勒实验室， ...they'll ask you to recommend two team members.
将会要求你推荐两位组员。
[ 窃窃私语 ] 太好了！ PROFESSOR: Stills and Frank are excellent choices.
斯蒂尔和法兰克是很好的选择。 Sol and Bender, sir.
教授，我选索尔和本德。 Sol and Bender are extraordinary mathematicians.
索尔和本德确实是非凡的数学家。
Has it occurred to you that Sol and Bender might have plans of their own?
但你觉得他们会不会……
已经有了自己的计划？
[ 笑声~ ] BENDER: [Laughing] We made it!
我们成功了！ Wheeler, we made it!
惠勒实验室，我们成功了！ Cheers, cheers, cheers!
干杯！来，干杯，干杯！
为—— 噢哦！
Okay, awkward moment, gentlemen.
各位，准备好了，别扭的时刻来了。
Umm....
嗯……
嗯。 Governing dynamics.
管理动力学。
MARTIN: Congratulations, John.
约翰，祝贺你。 BENDER: Toast! To Wheeler Labs! SOL: To Wheeler!
谢谢。
干杯！
敬惠勒实验室！
[ 尼尔逊 ] 敬惠勒！
五角大楼 1953年 五年后 THE PENTAGON 1953 - FIVE YEARS LATER
MAN: General, the analyst from Wheeler Lab is here.
[ 男 ] 将军，从惠勒实验室来的 分析家已经到了。 Dr. Nash, your coat?
纳什博士，请给我您的外衣。 Thank you, sir.
谢谢你。 General, this is Wheeler team leader, Dr. John Nash.
博士。将军。这是惠勒组 的组长。约翰·纳什博士。 -Glad you could come, Doctor. -Hello.
博士，很高兴你能来。 Right this way.
你好。 GENERAL: We've been intercepting radio transmissions from Moscow.
这边走。
我们已从莫斯科拦截到无线电信号。
The computer can't detect a pattern, but I'm sure it's code.
电脑无法识别出它的规律，
但我肯定它是暗码。 JOHN: Why is that, General?
[ 约翰 ] 为什么会这么认为，将军？ GENERAL: Ever just know something, Dr. Nash?
你相信直觉吗，纳什博士？
Constantly.
当然。 GENERAL: We've developed several ciphers.
[ 将军 ] 我们开发了几种解码器。 If you'd like to review our preliminary data?
如果你想参考 我们早期的数据的话……
GENERAL: Doctor? JOHN: [Voiceover] 6-7-3-7.
博士？ 0-3-6...
[ 纳什正在思考……] 6-7-3-7，
0-3-6……
[ 轻声低语 ]
8-4-9-4.
8-4-9-4。
[ 接续整理数字 ]
9-1-4-0-3-4.
9-1-4-0-3-4。
I need a map.
我需要一张地图。
JOHN: 46-13-08, 67-46-90.
46-13-08，
67-46-90。
Starkey Corners, Maine.
斯塔奇角，缅因。 48-03-01.
48-03-01， 91-26-35.
91-26-35。 Prairie Portage, Minnesota.
普来里波蒂奇，明尼苏达。 These are latitudes and longitudes.
这些是纬度和经度。 There are at least 10 others.
至少还有其它十个地点。 They appear to be routing orders across the border into the U.S.
看起来，他们是绕美国边界进入的。
Extraordinary.
非常精彩。 Gentlemen, we need to move on this.
各位，我们要开始干活了。
-Who's Big Brother? -You've done your country a great service.
那老大哥是谁？
你为你的国家做了很大的贡献。
-Captain! -Yes, sir.
- 上尉！ - 是的，长官。 Accompany Dr. Nash.
护送纳什博士。 What are the Russians moving, General?
将军，俄国人在运送些什么？ Captain Rogers will escort you to the unrestricted area, Doctor.
罗杰上尉会陪同你到…… Thank you.
非禁区，博士。 ROGERS: Dr. Nash, follow me, please.
谢谢你。
[ 上尉 ] 纳什博士，请跟我走。
[Over radio] None of those who said they don't like the method...
[ 广播里的人 ] 那些不喜欢这方法的人里， 没有一个…… ...have told us any other method they could use that would be effective.
能告诉我们 其它能用并有效的方法。
DRIVER: It's Dr. Nash. GUARD: All right.
而当你听到…… [ 司机 ] 车里是纳什博士。
好的。
WHEELER DEFENSE LABS MIT CAMPUS
惠勒国防实验室 麻省理工校园
-Thank you, sir. -Home run at the Pentagon?
谢谢你，先生。 Have they actually taken the word "classified" out of the dictionary?
又去了会五角大楼。
他们不是已经把 “机密”这几个字…… Hi. The air conditioning broke again.
从字典里去掉了吗？
噢，嗨。空调又坏了。 How am I supposed to be in here saving the world if I'm melting?
我还能怎么在这拯救全世界， Our hearts go out to you.
如果我都已经熔化了。 Two trips to the Pentagon in four years.
我们非常同情你。
你要知道， 四年内去了五角大楼两次。 -That's two more than we've had. -lt gets better.
那比我们还多去两次。 Just got our latest scintillating assignment.
会好的，约翰。
刚刚得到我们 最新的光荣任务。 You know, the Russians have the H-bomb, the Nazis are repatriating South America...
你知道吗，俄罗斯 已经有了氢弹，
纳粹已经遣返会南美， ...the Chinese have a standing army of 2.8 million...
中国已经有了 两百八十万的常备军， ...and I am doing stress tests on a dam.
而我却在做水坝受压测试。 You made the cover of Fortune again.
你……又一次 上了财富杂志的封面。 Please note the use of the word "you," not "we."
请注意使用“你”， 而不是“我们” That was supposed to be just me.
这应该只有我才对。 [Chuckles]
哦。 [ 呵呵~ ] Not only do they rob me of the Fields' Medal...
看来，他们不仅强走 我的菲尔德勋章。 ...they put me on the cover of Fortune magazine with these hacks...
现在又把我放到 财富杂志的封面上…… ...these scholars of trivia.
和这些庸俗、 不值得一提的人摆在一起。 Exactly what's the difference between genius and most genius?
约翰，到底……
天才和几乎是天才有什么不同？ Quite a lot.
十分不同。 He's your son. Anyway, you've got 10 minutes.
他是你孙子。 JOHN: I've always got 10 minutes. BENDER: Before your new class?
总之，你还有十分钟。
我有的是十分钟。
[ 索尔 ] 在你的新课之前？
Can I not get a note from a doctor or something?
我不能从医生那拿个假条吗？ You are a doctor, John, and no.
约翰，你自己就是。所以不行。 （Doctor:医生，教授） You know the drill, we get these beautiful facilities...
行了，赶快吧，你知道这会事。 我们得到这些精美的仪器， ...MIT gets America's great minds of today, teaching their great minds of tomorrow.
而麻省理工要用 美国今天的杰出人才……
来培养美国明天的精英。 -Poor bastards. -Now, have a nice day at school.
好了，祝你在学校里过的愉快。
可怜的家伙。 The bell is ringing.
铃声就要响了。
[ 门打开 ] [Door opens]
饥渴的年轻一代。 The eager young minds of tomorrow.
[ 吵闹的钻地声 ] [Loud jack-hammering outside]
教授，可以留一个 窗户不要关吗？ STUDENT : Can we leave one open, Professor? It's really hot, sir.
先生，真的很热。
如果我连我自己的声音都听不见， Your comfort comes second to my ability to hear my own voice.
你们的舒适就只能排到第二位。
个人来说， JOHN: Personally...
我认为这堂客就是 浪费……你们的—— ...I think this class will be a waste of your...
更糟糕的是—— ...and what is infinitely worse...
我的时间。 ...my time.
然而，我们已经在这了。 However, here we are.
你们听不听我不管。 So you may attend or not.
你可以喜欢了就完成你的作业。 You may complete your assignments at your whim.
课这就开始了。 We have begun.
小姐。 Miss.
对不起！ ALICIA: Excuse me!
打扰一下！ ALICIA: Excuse me! FOREMAN: Hey, hey!
嘿！嘿！
嗨! ALICIA: Hi!
嗯，我们有一点小问题。 We have a little problem.
窗子关上的话，会特别热； It's extremely hot in here with the windows closed...
而打开的话，又会特别吵。 ...and extremely noisy with them open.
所以，我想知道你们能不能…… I was wondering if there was any way you could...
看看去其它地方施工…… ...I don't know, maybe work someplace else for about 45 minutes?
45分钟后再回来？ FOREMAN: Not a problem. ALICIA: Thank you so much!
- [ 工人 ] 没问题。 - 非常感谢你们！
休息时间！ FOREMAN: Break! WORKER: Got it!
知道了！
[ 工人 ] 赶紧把这清理一下。 FOREMAN: Let's go. Clean it up a little bit.
你们将会发现 在多元的微积分学里， As you will find in multivariable calculus, there is often...
通常……
任何一题都会有多种解法。 ...a number of solutions for any given problem.
回到我刚说的，这一题…… As I was saying, this problem here...
会花上你们其中一些人 几个月的时间来解。 ...will take some of you many months to solve.
而你们中的其他人， For others among you...
则会花上你的整个一生。 ...it will take you the term of your natural lives.
[ 男 ] 纳什教授。 PARCHER: Professor Nash.
威廉·帕谢尔 William Parcher.
老大哥……为你服务。 Big Brother...
...at your service.
我能为国防部做些什么？ What can I do for the Department of Defense?
- 你是来给我提薪的？ - 我们边走边说。 -Are you here to give me a raise? -Let's take a walk.
五角大楼那次真是非凡的工作。 -lmpressive work at the Pentagon. -Yes, it was.
的确如此。
奥本海默*曾说过， （*美国原子物理学家） Oppenheimer used to say, "A genius sees the answer before the question."
“天才在未知道问题前， 就能知道答案。”
你认识奥本海默？ You knew Oppenheimer?
他的计划是在我的监督下进行的。 His project was under my supervision.
哪个计划？ Which project?
那个计划。 JOHN: That project. PARCHER: It's not that simple.
你要明白，这不是那么简单。 Well, you ended the war.
可是，你们结束了战争。 We incinerated 150,000 people in a heartbeat.
我们一次重任中烧死了十五万人。
做大事自然要花大价钱， 帕谢尔先生。 Great deeds come at great cost, Mr. Parcher.
然而，罪孽，确是…… Conviction, it turns out, is a luxury of those on the sidelines, Mr. Nash.
局外人的奢侈，纳什先生。
我会牢记在心的。 I'll try and keep that in mind.
对了，约翰，你没有家庭， PARCHER: So, John, no family...
没有亲密的朋友—— ...no close friends.
这是为什么？ PARCHER: Why is that? JOHN: I like to think it's because I'm a lone wolf.
我喜欢认为是因为我是独行侠。
但主要还是因为人们不喜欢我。 But mainly it's because people don't like me.
[ 咯咯笑 ] [Chuckles]
然而，在某些用途下…… There are certain endeavors...
缺少亲属关系…… ...where your lack of personal connection would be considered an advantage.
则是非常有利的。
这是禁区。 JOHN: This is a secure area. PARCHER: They know me.
他们知道我。
你以前来过这吗？ PARCHER: Have you ever been here?
在入校介绍时，他们说…… JOHN: We were told in our initial briefing these warehouses were abandoned.
这是一些已经废弃的仓库。 PARCHER: That's not precisely accurate.
这并不真正正确。
[ 电波混杂声 ] [Low radio chatter]
[ 磁带穿梭声 ]
[Dramatic instrumental music]
[ 警报声，俄语说话声 ] [Radio transmits Russian speaker]
给你讲我等会就要告诉你的东西，
我就将安全许可提升到…… PARCHER: By telling you this...
最高机密。 ...I am increasing your security clearance to top secret.
泄露机密信息会导致坐牢。
明白了吗？ Disclosure of secure information can result in imprisonment.
说吧，什么任务？ Get it?
What operation?
这想法不错。
Those are a good idea.
我们曾在战争结束时， 夺取了这个在柏林的工厂。
纳粹工程师曾在试图…… PARCHER: This factory is in Berlin, we seized it at the end of the war.
制造便携式原子弹。 Nazi engineers were attempting to build a portable atomic bomb.
苏联抢在了我们前面， 占领了这套设备，
因此，我们失去了这该死的东西。 The Soviets reached this facility before we did, and we lost the damn thing.
在五角大楼发现的路线顺序……
就是关于这个的，没错吧？ The routing orders at the Pentagon.
苏联并没有象 人们所想象的那样统一。 They were about this, weren't they?
有一小派红军 称自己为“诺为亚十瓦布各” The Soviets aren't as unified as people believe.
“新自由”的意思， 是他们控制着炸弹…… PARCHER: A faction of the Red Army calling itself Novaya Svoboda...
并且想在美国国土上引爆。 ...the "New Freedom," has control of the bomb...
...and intends to detonate it on U.S. soil.
他们的计划是造成最大的伤亡。
Their plan is to incur maximum civilian casualties.
[ 帕谢尔 ] 人类是能想的到 就能做的到多凶残。
PARCHER: Man is capable of as much atrocity as he has imagination.
新自由组织已经有 间谍在美国了。
New Freedom has sleeper agents here in the U.S.
麦卡锡*简直是个蠢材， （*美国政治家）
但这并不说明他就是错的。 McCarthy is an idiot, but, unfortunately, that doesn't make him wrong.
新自由组织的间谍……
是通过报纸和杂志里的 暗号来沟通的， New Freedom communicates to its agents...
这也就是 我们需要你的地方。 ...through codes imbedded in newspapers and magazines...
你明白吗，约翰， 你只所以与众不同…… ...and that's where you come in.
You see, John, what distinguishes you...
是因为你是……
很明显， ...is that you are, quite simply...
我所见过的最好的人脑解码员。
...the best natural code-breaker I have ever seen.
你究竟需要我做些什么？
What exactly is it that you would like me to do?
记住这些期刊的名字，
Commit this list of periodicals to memory.
搜索每一本期刊，找出任何暗码，
破解它们。 PARCHER: Scan each new issue, find any hidden codes, decipher them.
[ 医生 ] 请把你的下巴放到这台子上。
注视着灯光。 DOCTOR: Place your chin on the chin rest.
[ 男 ] - 脉搏88，正常。
DOCTOR: Stare into the light. TECHNICIAN: Pulse 88, regular.
行了，这可能会有点不舒服。
[ 呻吟 ] DOCTOR: Okay, this may be a little uncomfortable.
那还有点小口子，不是吗？ [Groans]
他们刚给你植入镭二极管。 PARCHER: It's got a little zap to it, doesn't it?
不用担心，它很安全。 He just implanted a radium diode.
同位素会周期性的变化。 Don't worry, it's safe.
因此，这些数字也会 随着时间的变化而变化。 The isotope decays predictably.
这些数字就是 到你接头点的通行码。 As a result, these numbers change over time.
They're the access codes to your drop spot.
那我现在算什么， 间谍？
So what am I now, a spy?
- [ 敲门 ] - 请进。
[Knock at door]
JOHN: Come.
喔，你一定非常重要。
Boy, you must be really important.
没事了，麦克。
It's all right, Mike.
你在忙什么？
机密。 What are you working on?
大家都已经等了半小时了。 Classified.
是为了…… Everyone waited half an hour.
上课啊。
你错过了今天的课。 JOHN: For? ALICIA: Class.
哦，我猜…… You missed class today.
没人想念我。 （miss：错过，想念） Oh. I suspect that...
[ 咯咯笑 ] ...nobody missed me.
你在黑板上留的那题……
我解出来了。 ALICIA: The problem that you left on the board....
不，你没有。 ...I solved it.
你还没看呢。
我从没说过 矢量场是有理函数。 -No, you didn't. -You didn't even look.
I never said that the vector fields were rational functions.
你的解答很好。
Your solution is elegant.
可是在这种特殊情况下，
最终还是不正确的。 Though on this particular occasion...
...ultimately incorrect.
- 你还没走。 - 我是没走。
为什么？ -You're still here. -I'm still here.
我想知道……纳什教授， Why?
ALICIA: I'm wondering, Professor Nash...
我能请你吃晚餐吗。
...if I can ask you to dinner.
你总该吃饭吧，不是吗？
哦，当然，有时候而已。 [ 呵 ] You do eat, don't you?
单人桌一张。普罗米修斯* 独自一人被拴到石头上， （*希腊神话人物） On occasion, yeah.
还有老鹰在头上盘旋， 也就跟那差不多。 Table for one. Prometheus alone chained to the rock...
[ 呵呵~ ] ...with the bird circling overhead, you know how it is.
不，我也不期望你—— [Chuckles]
你会明白，嗯—— No, I expect that you wouldn't know....
如果你愿意去外面的办公室 留下你的地址，
我会星期五晚八点接你…… Leave your address with my office. I'll pick you up Friday...
然后我们就去吃饭。 ...at 8:00 and we'll eat.
还有件事，你有名字吗，
还是我应该继续以“小姐”称呼你？ One more thing. Do you have a name, or should I just keep calling you "miss"?
州长，
请允许我为您介绍…… JOHN: Governor...
艾丽西娅·拉德小姐。
-...may I present-- -Miss Alicia Larde.
你好吗？
教授，请，请您和州长合影。
PHOTOGRAPHER: Professor, please. You and the governor.
对不起，等一下。
我也要一张。 Wait, one second. I'm sorry.
你要知道，第一次重大约会， ALICIA: I want a copy of this. First big date and all, you know.
所以吗……你们男人要打扮好点。
So, you boys need to look good...
而这也是你们自己…… ...which is not a state you find yourselves in altogether naturally.
天生不会做的事。
可以了。好多了。
There. Better.
- 我把他吓住了。 - 你可是不停的在吓他。 -I'm surprising him. -You just keep on surprising him.
教授请。
Professor.
[Ambient party noises]
上帝一定是个画家。
God must be a painter.
要不然我们怎么会有这么多的颜色。 Why else would we have so many colors?
这么说你是画家？
这不是我刚说的， So you're a painter?
但，也算是—— That's not actually what I said...
我是个画家。 ...but, yes, I am.
看这。
看我。 ALICIA: Here.
看你的女伴？ Me.
我只是在练习人际交流和社交举止。 Your date.
也算是个计划。 Practice human interaction and social comportment.
ALICIA: [Laughing] That's a plan.
两杯香槟酒会非常好。 Champagne would be lovely.
我在外面等你。
我会去拿香槟。 I'll be outside.
I will get the champagne.
噢，谢谢你。
这个该谢谢你。 ALICIA: Oh, thank you.
不，你留着吧。 Thank you for that.
我相信决定了的东西就会有好运。 No, keep it.
I believe in deciding things will be good luck.
你相信吗？
不。 -Do you? -No.
我不相信运气。
I don't believe in luck.
但我相信物品所定的价值。
But I do believe in assigning value to things.
噢。
Oh.
我曾经试图把它们全都数遍。
事实上，我曾数到了4348。 ALICIA: I once tried to count them all.
I actually made it to 4,348.
你真是不同寻常。
我敢打赌你一定很有女人缘。 You are exceptionally odd.
I bet you're very popular with the girls.
看来，该是一对怪鸭子。
嗯。 A pair of odd ducks, then.
Mmm.
挑个形状？
什么？ Pick a shape.
挑个形状。动物啊—— 任何东西都行。 What?
Pick a shape, an animal, anything.
好吧。
一把雨伞。 Okay.
An umbrella.
[Poignant instrumental music]
再做一次。
[ 呵呵~ ]
再做一次嘛。 Do it again.
好吧。 Do it again.
你喜欢什么呢？ JOHN: All right. What would you like? ALICIA: Do an octopus.
做一个……
一只八爪鱼。
[Dramatic instrumental music]
“机密”
[ 狗叫声 ]
[Dog barks]
[ 咯咯笑 ]
[ 你说话不多，对吗？] [Alicia chuckles]
我不能给你讲我的工作， ALICIA: You don't talk much, do you?
JOHN: I can't talk to you about my work, Alicia.
我不是说工作。
I don't mean work.
我发现要提高我的交流能力…… I find that polishing my interactions...
以至能够进行人际交往 需要非常大的努力。 ...in order to make them sociable requires a tremendous effort.
我交流信息都倾向于…… I have a tendency to expedite information flow...
直接。 ...by being direct.
可我通常都得不到愉快的结果。 -I often don't get a pleasant result. -Try me.
试试我。
好吧。 All right.
我觉得你很有魅力。 I find you attractive.
你对我的主动性…… Your aggressive moves towards me indicate that you feel the same way.
说明你也有同感。
尽管如此， 传统的交流任需要我们……
在做爱之前…… But still, ritual requires that we continue with a number of platonic activities...
进行数多次柏拉图式恋爱。 ...before we have sex.
我正在往这方向发展，
I am proceeding with those activities...
但从事实上来讲， ...but in point of actual fact...
我真正想做的只是尽快和你性交。 ...all I really want to do is have intercourse with you as soon as possible.
你现在该煽我了吧？ Are you going to slap me now?
这结果怎么样？ How was that result?
[ 小女孩 ] 你在做什么？ MARCEE: What are you doing?
我正在尝试提取出…… Trying to isolate patterned reoccurrences within periodicals over time.
期刊里重复出现的规律。 那你在做什么？
你说话真有趣，纳什先生。 And you?
You talk funny, Mr. Nash.
我认识你吗？ Do I know you?
我舅舅说你很聪明…… My uncle says you're very smart but not very nice...
但不友善，
所以如果你对不好，我不应计较。 ...so I shouldn't pay no mind if you're mean to me.
那你舅舅是是谁？ And who might your uncle be?
浪子室友…… CHARLES: The prodigal roommate...
又回来了。 ...returns.
[ 咯咯~ ] [Chuckles]
来。 JOHN: Come here, Charles.
查尔斯，查尔斯，查尔斯。
我的姐姐…… My sister got herself killed in a car crash.
出车祸死了。
别跑太远，玛希！ Not too far now, Marcee!
她的牛崽老公醉的…… Her cowboy husband was too drunk to know that he was too drunk to drive.
都根本不知道 他已经醉的不能开车。
就这样，我把她收留了。 So, I took her in.
她真小。 -She's so small. -She's young. That's how they come.
她是很小，约翰。 这也就是他们为什么不在乎。
我现在在哈佛…… I'm at Harvard...
做著名作者的研讨会。 ...doing the great author's workshop.
血性的大卫·赫伯特·劳伦斯。 D.H. bloody Lawrence.
我真的认为你该买本别的书看看。 I really do think you should buy yourself a new book.
[ 咯咯~ ] [Chuckles]
我读了很多关于你的消息。 CHARLES: Well, I've been reading a lot about you.
你现在好吗，约翰？ How are you, John?
一开始，我只是做些琐碎的工作。 At first, all my work here was trivial...
但是新的任务已经开始了而且—— ...but a new assignment came up and....
我真的不能告诉你什么细节。
最高机密？机密文件？机密工作？ I can't really tell you any details.
Top secret? Black bag? Black ops?
可以这样说吧。 Something like that.
还有…… -And.... -Yes?
嗯？
我——我认识了一个女孩。 Well, I met a girl.
不会吧！人类女孩？ -No! A human girl? -Homo sapien.
现代智人类。
两足的？ -A biped? -Yep. And contrary to all probabilities...
没错。而且和曾经 所有情况不同的是……
她在几个不同的水准上 都觉得我很有魅力。 ...she finds me attractive on a number of different levels.
[ 呵呵~ ] 真的吗？
上帝啊，这真是太好了。 God, that's wonderful.
尝试不需要理由，是吧？ There's no accounting for taste, is there?
我该跟她结婚吗？ -Should I marry her? -Oh, God. Right.
哦，老天啊。当然。
我是说，现在一切都很好。
工作稳定。钱也足够。 I mean, everything's going well. The job is fine. I have enough money.
差不多所有东西 都已经到位了。 It all seems to add up.
但我怎样才能肯定到地该不该？
But how do you know for sure?
没有什么事情是肯定的，约翰。 Nothing's ever for sure, John.
这也是唯一我知道能肯定的事情。 That's the only sure thing I do know.
[ 服务员 ] 晚上好。 WAITER: Good evening.
艾丽西娅，请不要生气。 JOHN: Alicia, please don't be angry. I just lost track of time at work...
我只是工作时忘记了注意时间……
又犯了一次。 JOHN: ...again. ALICIA: Mm-hmm.
嗯—嗯——
对不起。
I'm sorry.
我来不及包装。 I didn't have time to wrap it.
生日快乐。
Happy birthday.
你看这玻璃的折射面， JOHN: The refractive faces of the glass create a full wavelength dispersal...
它们创造了一系列的波长分布，
因此，如果你看它的里面， 你可以看见—— ...so if you look inside, you can see--
- 几乎每一种颜色。 - 几乎每一种颜色。 ALICIA: Every possible color. JOHN: Every possible color.
没错。 Yeah.
你还记得上次你在州长家时说的， Remember you said that time, God must be a painter because of all the colors?
我们之所以有这么多的颜色 是因为上帝一定是个画家。
你说过的。 At the governor's house you said that.
我以为你没在听我说话。 I didn't think you were listening.
我一直都有听。 I was listening.
它很漂亮。 It's beautiful.
[ 呵呵~ ] [Both chuckle]
艾丽西娅，我们的关系 能够成为长远的许诺吗？ Alicia, does our relationship warrant long-term commitment?
因为我需要一些证明， Because I need some kind of proof, some kind of verifiable, empirical data.
一些能够验证，证实的事实。
[ 笑~ ] [Nervous laughter]
对不起，给我点时间…… I'm sorry, just give me a moment...
让我重新考虑 我少女式的浪漫观念。 ...to redefine my girlish notions of romance.
一个证明？ A proof?
能证实的事实。 Verifiable data.
嗯……好吧。
Okay.
那你说宇宙有多大？
Well, how big is the universe?
无限大。 Infinite.
你怎么知道？ ALICIA: How do you know?
我知道是因为 所有的资料都这样显示。 -Because all the data indicates it. -But it hasn't been proven yet?
但是还没有证明，对吗？
没错。
你还没见过。你怎么能肯定呢？ You haven't seen it. How do you know for sure?
我不能肯定，我只是相信。
嗯。 I don't, I just believe it.
我猜这跟爱也一样。 It's the same with love, I guess.
现在， Now...
你不知道的那部分…… ...the part that you don't know...
就是我愿不愿意嫁给你。 ...is if I want to marry you.
[lndistinct chatter and laughter]
[ 掌声~ ] [Applause]
对着照相机笑一下。 Smile for the camera!
做的好！
哦，小甜心。 Well done!
我爱你。
恭喜。
嗨，索尔。 Congratulations.
[ 妇女 ] 你很漂亮。 WOMAN: You look beautiful.
[ 索尔 ] 嗨，你好吗？ SOL: Hi, how are you?
[ 艾丽西娅 ] 嘿，索尔。
[ 妇女 ] 拜拜。 WOMAN: Bye-bye. MAN: 'Bye, now.
[ 男人 ] 好了，再见。
- 拜拜。 - 再见。
- 注意安全。 Be safel
[ 大门被打开 ] [Gate opens]
剑桥，马萨诸塞州 1945年 10月 CAMBRIDGE, MA - OCTOBER 1954
进来。快点。 Get in. Hurry.
他们正在跟踪我们。 They're following us.
是谁——谁在跟踪我们？ -Who is following us? -The drop has been compromised.
这个接头点已经不安全了。
- [ 打枪声 ] - [ 帕谢尔 ] 趴下！ PARCHER: Get down!
- 别起来。 - [ 鸣笛声 ] Stay down.
- [ 喘气声 ] - [ 鸣笛声~ ] [Horns honking]
[Tires screeching]
[ 开枪声~ ] [Gunfire]
- 给，把这拿着。 - 我不会去射任何人的。 PARCHER: Take this. JOHN: I ain't shooting anybody.
- 把这该死的枪拿上！ - 不！ -Take the goddamn gun! -No!
- 他妈——
- [ 喊叫 ] [Screams]
你往后靠。 不要动。 PARCHER: You stay back. Don't move.
[ 尖叫 ] [Screams]
[ 急煞车声~ ] [Tires screech]
[ 艾丽西娅 ] 约翰？ ALICIA: John?
嗨。 Hi.
你去哪了？ Where were you?
索—索尔—— JOHN: Sol-- ALICIA: Yeah, I talked to Sol.
是啊，我和索尔谈过了。
他说你几小时前就离开了办公室。 He said you left the office hours ago.
你为什么不给我打电话？ Why didn't you call me?
你没事吧？ Are you all right?
亲爱的？ ALICIA: Honey?
[ 门上锁 ] [Bolt locks]
约翰…… ALICIA: John...
跟我说话啊。 告诉我发生了什么事。 ...please, talk to me. Tell me what happened.
约翰，把门打开。 John, open the door.
行了，把门打开！让我进去！ Come on, open the door! Let me in!
跟我说话啊！ Talk to me!
约翰！ John!
开门！ ALICIA: [Shouts] Open this door!
[ 喘气~ ] [Panting]
孩子们，注意点车。 WOMAN: Watch for cars, kids.
[ 门被打开，关上 ] [Door bangs shut]
约翰。 PARCHER: John.
威廉。 William.
这不是我当初签署的。 This is not what I signed up for.
每当有车发生逆火 或有门被砰的关上—— Every time a car backfires or a door slams--
我明白—— 比你想像的要明白的多。 I understand better than you could possibly imagine.
你需要镇定下来， You need to calm down, John.
你现在听我说， 我们已经离目标很近了， PARCHER: Now listen. We're closing in on the bomb...
大部分都是因为你的功劳。 ...in large part due to your work.
难道你不认为你的恐惧 只是小小的代价吗? Now don't you think your fear is a small price to pay?
威廉，我的情况已经变了。 William, my circumstance has changed.
艾丽西娅已经怀孕了。 Alicia's pregnant.
我告诉过你附属是危险的。 I told you attachments were dangerous.
你决定跟她结婚。 You chose to marry the girl.
我没有做任何阻挠。 I did nothing to prevent it.
能够保障大家安全的最好方法…… The best way to ensure everybody's safety...
就是你继续干你的工作。 ...is for you to continue your work.
好吧，那我就退出。 Well, I'll just quit.
你不会的。 You won't.
为什么我不会？ Why would I not?
因为是我在防止苏联人 知道你在为我们工作。 Because I keep the Russians from knowing you work for us.
你不为我干， You quit working for me...
我就不为你干。 ...I quit working for you.
帕谢尔！ Parcher!
帕谢尔！
约翰，你没事吧？ SOL: John, you all right?
约翰？ ALICIA: John?
把它关了！把那灯关了！ JOHN: [Angrily] Turn it off! Turn off the light!
你为什么要这样做？ Why would you do that?
你为什么要把灯打开？ -Why would you turn the light on? -What is wrong with you?
你出什么问题了？
你要去你姐姐那。 You have to go to your sister's.
我把车停在了后门。 为了大家的利益。 JOHN: I left the car out in back. Take Commonwealth, no side streets.
不要走偏僻小道。 留在人群多的地方。 Stay where it's crowded.
约翰，我哪也不会去。
你到了你姐那以后， 你就等我的电话。 ALICIA: John, I'm not going anywhere!
JOHN: When you get to your sister's, wait for my call.
不，我不会去的。 -Get your things. -I'm not leaving!
赶紧去拿你的东西。
我不会离开的—— Stop! Stop it!
够了！这已经够了！
求你了，艾丽西娅。 JOHN: Please, Alicia.
有机会时我会解释的。
I'll explain when I can.
[Dramatic instrumental music]
哈佛大学 全国数学研讨会 HARVARD UNIVERSITY NATIONAL MATHEMATICS CONFERENCE
[ 玛希 ] 约翰叔叔！ MARCEE: Uncle John!
约翰叔叔！ Uncle Johnl
[ 咆哮 ] [Roars]
- 嘿，小宝贝！ - [ 玛希在笑~ ]
Hey, baby girl! [Marcee giggles]
- 哇，来个拥抱吧！ Wow, someone needed a hug!
我在名单上看到 你的名字后，我对我说， I saw you on the slate, and I thought to myself:
“我怎么能够错过…… "How can I miss seeing a guest lecture by the inimitable John Nash?"
独特的约翰的贵宾讲演？”
出什么事了？ CHARLES: What's wrong?
我出了些麻烦。 我想我可能需要些帮助。
I got myself into something. I think I might need some help.
噢，那你告诉我，什么事？ Now you tell me, what is it?
[ 女 ] 约翰教授！ WOMAN: Professor Nash!
欢迎光临！ Welcome!
过后吧？ After?
[ 约翰 ] 因此，我们看到这个……这个零，
JOHN: So, we see that the zeroes of the Riemann Zeta function...
黎曼捷塔公式的零，
和时空的独特…… ...correspond to singularities...
是相对应的。 ...in space-time....
时空的独特—— Singularities in space-time then....
和传统的数字理论…… And conventional number theory....
就在相对论的探索前站不住了。 It breaks down in the face of relativistic exploration.
[Ominous instrumental music]
有时候我们的期望…… Sometimes our expectations are betrayed by the numbers.
被数字所蒙骗。
变量值是不可能分配任何…… Variables are impossible to assign any rational value.
有理数值。
纳什教授！ MAN: Professor Nash!
- 站住！ - 纳什教授！ MAN: Hold it! ROSEN: Professor Nash?
纳什教授， ROSEN: Professor Nash, let's avoid a scene, shall we?
让我们避免不好的场面，怎么样？
你们想要什么？ What do you want?
我的名字是罗森， My name is Rosen.
罗森医生。 我是一个精神病学家。 Dr. Rosen. I'm a psychiatrist.
如果我看起来没有 信服力的话，请原谅我。 Forgive me if I don't seem persuaded.
我希望你 能跟我们走，约翰。 ROSEN: I'd like you to come with me, John.
只是谈谈而已。 Just for a chat.
看来我是别无选择。 It appears I have no choice.
噢——！ [Rosen groans]
来人那！ 救我！ Help me! Somebody!
[ 尖叫 ] 来人那！ JOHN: [Screams] Somebody!
救我啊！ 把我放开！ Help mel Get off mel
我知道你们是谁！ 我知道你们是谁！ I know who you arel
不，不，不， 不，别去。 MAN: No, no, don't!
查尔斯，他们是俄罗斯人！ 查尔斯，他们是俄罗斯人！ Charles, they're Russians! They're Russians!
快叫人来帮我！ 快叫人来帮我啊，查尔斯！ Call somebodyl Call somebodyl
他们是俄罗斯人！ JOHN: They're Russians! ROSEN: Steady the leg.
把腿稳住。
放开我。 Get away from me.
离我远点！ JOHN: Stay away from me!
[ 罗森医生 ] 那，现在。 ROSEN: There, now.
好多了。 All better.
没事了。 ROSEN: Everything's all right here.
[ 喘气 ]
小心头。 Watch your head.
[ 罗森医生，轻声的 ] 约翰？ ROSEN: [Faintly] John?
你能听见我吗？ Can you hear me?
[ 低声的说 ]
现在放松点。 Go easy now.
盐酸氯要一阵子 才会消失。 Thorazine takes a little while to wear off.
抱歉要把你绑着。 Sorry about the restraints.
你好像特别痛苦。 You've got one hell of a right hook.
[ 虚弱的 ] 我在哪？ JOHN: [Weakly] Where am I?
[ 咳嗽 ] [Clears his throat]
麦克阿瑟 精神病医院。 MacArthur Psychiatric Hospital.
我觉得 这非常不像。 I find that highly unlikely.
你们搞错了。 JOHN: You made a mistake.
我的工作是 非军方的应用。 My work is non-military in application.
那是什么工作， 约翰？ Which work is that, John?
我什么也不知道。 I don't know anything.
[ 呵~ ] 你要知道， 隐藏秘密没什么好处。 There's no good in keeping secrets, you know.
[ 呻吟 ] [Groans]
[ 鸣警报 ] [Buzzer]
查尔斯？ Charles?
查尔斯？ JOHN: Charles?
我无意把你 搅和到这些事里。 I didn't mean to get you involved in this.
我——我对不起。 JOHN: I'm sorry.
查尔斯？ Charles?
浪子室友 显真面目了。 The prodigal roommate revealed.
“在演讲者名单上 看见我的名字” "Saw my name on the lecture slate"?
你这个 说谎的畜生。 You lying son of a bitch!
你在跟谁讲话？ 告诉我你看见谁了？ Who are you talking to? Tell me who you see.
如何用俄语说 “查尔斯·赫尔曼”？ How do you say "Charles Herman" in Russian?
怎样用俄语说？ How do you say it in Russian?
那里没有人啊，约翰。 那里没有人。 ROSEN: There's no one there, John. There's no one there.
他就在那。 他就在那。 He's right there. He's right there.
住手！我什么也不知道！ JOHN: Stop! I don't know anything!
住手！ 我——我什么也不知道！ Stop! I don't know anything!
我叫纳什·约翰。 My name is John Nash.
我被强行拘留。 I'm being held against my will.
谁去告诉国防部。 Somebody call the Department of Defense.
我叫纳什·约翰。 My name is John Nash.
我被强行拘留。 I'm being held against my will!
[ 艾丽西娅 ] 他出了什么问题？ ALICIA: What's wrong with him?
约翰有精神分裂症。 John has schizophrenia.
有这失调症的人 通常都会妄想。 People with this disorder are often paranoid.
但——但他的工作。 But his work.
是和协议有关的…… He deals with conspiracy.
是的，没错，我知道。 Yes, I know.
在约翰的世界里， 这些行为 是……允许的， ROSEN: In John's world, these behaviors are accepted...
鼓励的。 ...encouraged.
同样，他的症状也就 一直持续着…… As such, his illness may have gone untreated...
比一般要长的时间 而没有得到治疗。 ...far longer than is typical.
你什么意思？ 有多久？ What do you mean? How long?
估计大学的时候？ Possibly since graduate school.
至少，那是他 这些幻想 开始的时候。 At least that's when his hallucinations seem to have begun.
你在说些什么？ 什么幻想？ What are you talking about? What hallucinations?
目前，我已经 察觉到一个。 One, so far, that I am aware of.
一个虚构的室友 叫查尔斯·赫尔曼。 An imaginary roommate named Charles Herman.
查尔斯不是虚构的。 Charles isn't imaginary.
他和约翰自从普林斯顿 以来就是最好的朋友。 They have been best friends since Princeton.
Have you ever met Charles? Has he ever come to dinner?
你见过查尔斯吗？ 他来吃过饭吗？
他总是只能在城里 带一会，忙演讲。 He's always in town for so little time, lecturing.
他参加了你们的婚礼吗？ -Was he at your wedding? -He had to teach.
他需要教课。
你见过他的照片， Have you seen a picture, or talked to him on the phone?
和他在电话上 谈过话吗？ This is ridiculous.
这简直是荒谬。
我给普林斯顿去了电话， I phoned Princeton.
根据他们的住房纪录， According to their housing records, John lived alone.
约翰是独自一人住。
听着，哪一个更可信—— 是你的丈夫， Now, which is more likely? That your husband...
一个没有受过军训的数学家， ...a mathematician with no military training...
是一个躲避俄罗斯人的 政府间谍—— -...is a spy fleeing the Russians-- -You're making him sound crazy.
你把他说的 跟疯子似的。 Or, that he has lost his grip on reality?
……还是说他 无法控制现实？
现在，我唯一能够 帮助他的方法…… The only way I can help him, is to show him the difference...
就是让他知道…… ...between what is real and what is in his mind.
什么是真实的……
而什么是他大脑的想像。
跟我来。 Come on.
他一直都在 干些什么？ What's he been working on?
他的工作是机密。 His work is classified.
他提过一个 监管人…… He mentioned a supervisor...
名字叫威廉·帕谢尔 ...by the name of William Parcher.
也许，这位帕谢尔先生 可以为我们澄清这些事。 Maybe Mr. Parcher can clarify things for us.
但是没有证明 我就没法见到他。 But I can't get to him without clearances.
你想让我帮你了解…… You want me to help you get the details of my husband's work?
我先生工作的详情。
约翰认为 我是俄国间谍。 John thinks I'm a Russian spy.
你也这样认为吗？ Is that what you think?
医生怎么说？ -What did the doctor say? -ls he sick?
他生病了吗？ I don't know.
我不知道。 I want to see what John's been working on.
我要知道约翰 一直都在工作些什么。 -You can't go in his office. -lt's classified, Alicia.
艾丽西娅，这是机密。
你知道你是不能进去的。
站住。噢！ Stop.
[Dramatic instrumental music]
噢，我的天啊。 Oh, my God.
你们怎么没跟我 说过这些？ Why didn't you say something?
艾丽西娅，约翰一直都…… Alicia, John has always been...
...a little weird.
有点怪异。 He said he was doing code-breaking.
他说过他在破密码。 -lt was eyes-only. -Top-secret, part of the military effort.
都只能看。
最高机密，部分是军方的功劳。 Was he?
他是吗？
你要知道， 那也是可能的。 It was possible.
Directives come down all the time that some aren't cleared for.
经常有指示 从上面下来…… -lt was possible. -Possible, but not likely.
都是些我们也 不清楚的东西。
- 那是很合理的。 - 合理，但……
不太可能。
Lately, he'd become much more agitated, and then when you called--
最近，他变的 非常容易激动……
而当你打来电话时—— So, is this all he's been doing every day?
难道，这些就是他每天 一直都在做的事情？
剪杂志？ Cutting up magazines?
嗯，也不全是。 Well, not all.
[Dramatic instrumental music continues]
[ 门打开 ] [Door opens]
对不起。 ALICIA: [Sobs] I'm so sorry. JOHN: It's okay.
没关系。
我想你。 I missed you.
我想你。
我需要跟你谈谈。 I have to talk to you.
好吧。 ALICIA: Okay.
艾丽西娅， 我一直都在想， Alicia, I've been thinking about it...
并且意识到 我的行为…… ...and I do realize that my behavior...
以及我无法 和你谈论现状…… ...and my inability to discuss the situation with you...
都一定看起来 是疯狂的。 ...must have appeared insane.
我导致你 走投无路。 I left you with no other choice.
我确实明白……
并且我感到 深深的抱歉。 I do understand...
这都没关系。 -...and I'm truly sorry. -That's okay.
一切都会好的。 Everything will be all right.
我们只能悄悄的讲话。 [Whispers] We just have to talk quietly.
他们可能正在监听。 这里可能有监听器。 They may be listening. There may be microphones.
我现在会把 一切都告诉你。 I'll tell you everything now.
这是违背协议的…… It's breaking with protocol, but you need to know...
但你需要知道。
因为你需要 帮我离开这。 ...because you have to help me get out of here.
我一直都在为 政府干着 最高机密的工作。 I've been doing top-secret work for the government.
现在存在着一个…… There's a threat that exists...
灾难性威胁。 ...of catastrophic proportions.
我认为苏联人觉得 我实在太重要了。 I think the Russians feel my profile is too high.
这就是为什么 他们不把我弄死了。 That's why they won't do away with me.
他们把我关在这 以防止我…… They're keeping me here to try to stop me from doing my work.
继续我的工作。 你需要去趟惠勒。
你一定要找到威廉·帕谢尔。 You have to get to Wheeler.
停止。 JOHN: You have to find William Parcher. ALICIA: Stop.
他可以帮助我们。
停止，停止，停止！
Stop!
我去过了惠勒。 I went to Wheeler.
好，那就好。
那没有 威廉·帕谢尔这个人。 Good, good.
当然有。 There is no William Parcher.
我一直在为他工作。 Of course there is. I've been working for him.
做什么？
破密码？ ALICIA: Doing what? Breaking codes?
把包裹投掷到 秘密的信箱里…… Dropping packages in a secret mailbox for the government to pick up?
等政府来拿？
你怎么可能会 知道这些？ How could you know that?
索尔跟踪了你。 Sol followed you.
他以为这 没什么大碍。 ALICIA: He thought it was harmless. JOHN: Sol followed me?
索尔跟踪了我？
它们从来都 没有被打开过。 ALICIA: They've never been opened.
那些不是真的。 It isn't real.
那并没有协议，约翰。 There is no conspiracy, John.
那没有威廉·帕谢尔。 There is no William Parcher.
它们只是你脑子的想像。 It's in your mind.
你明白吗，宝贝？ Do you understand, baby?
你生病了。
You're sick.
你生病了，约翰。 You're sick, John.
约翰！ ALICIA: John?
约翰！ ALICIA: [Sobs] John!
警急状况 Code red.
[ 通过广播 ] 罗森医生，警急状况。 二号观察室。 [Over P.A.] Dr. Rosen, code red. Observation Room 2.
罗森医生，警急状况。 二号观察室。 Dr. Rosen, code red. Observation Room 2.
[ 钥匙咣当响 ]
[Door opens]
约翰？ John?
植入的东西不见了。 The implant is gone.
我找不见它了。
I can't find it.
它不见了。 It's gone.
[Dramatic instrumental music]
[ 罗森医生 ] 你也看到，精神分裂症 这种梦魇…… ROSEN: You see, the nightmare of schizophrenia...
就是不知道 什么是真实的。 ...is not knowing what's true.
想像……
如果你突然得知 你身边最重要的人、地方、 Imagine...
...if you had suddenly learned that the people and the places...
以及时刻…… ...and the moments most important to you were not gone, not dead...
不是离开，也不是死亡，
而是更糟的—— ...but worse, had never been.
就从来没有出现过。
那么，那会是怎么样 的一个地狱呢？ What kind of hell would that be?
注射胰岛素。 NURSE 1: Administering insulin.
[ 男 ] 上午8点42分。 NURSE 2: 8:42 a.m.
[Dramatic instrumental music continues]
多频繁？ ALICIA: How often?
一周五次，已经有十周了。 ROSEN: Five times a week for 10 weeks.
普林斯顿大学 一年后 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY - 1 YEAR LATER
[ 艾丽西娅 ] 约翰总是深情的谈到 他在普林斯顿的日子。 ALICIA: John always spoke so fondly of being here at Princeton.
还有汉森现在 已是部门总管了。 Hansen is running the department now.
因此汉森一再的提醒我们。 SOL: So he keeps reminding us, and reminding us.
[ 呵呵笑~ ]
是啊。 ALICIA: [Chuckling] Yeah.
可是，约翰 不愿走近校园。 John won't come near the campus, though. I think he's ashamed.
他认为他很惭愧。
[ 婴儿哭叫 ]
[Baby cries]
嘿，嘿。 ALICIA: Hey. Hey.
想要这个吗？ Want this?
嗯，艾丽西娅， 你是怎——怎么支撑的？ SOL: So, Alicia, how are you holding up?
错觉已经没有了。 The delusions have passed.
他们说只要用药…… They're saying with the medication and low stress environment--
还有环境上不要 有太多压力——
不，我——我是说， 你怎么样？
I mean, how are you?
我常常认为 我所感觉得…… I think often what I feel...
是义务。 ...is obligation.
或是想要 离去上的罪孽。 Or guilt over wanting to leave.
违背约翰，违背上帝 的狂怒，以及—— Rage against John, against God, and....
但是…… But...
而当我看到他时…… ...then I look at him...
我就强迫我自己去看 那个跟我结婚的男人。 ...and I force myself to see the man that I married.
他就变成了那个人。 And he becomes that man.
他就转变成了 一个我爱的人。 He's transformed into someone that I love.
而我转变成了 一个爱他的人。 And I'm transformed into someone who loves him.
尽管不是时时都这样， It's not all the time, but...
但……
这已经足够了。 ...it's enough.
我认为约翰是个 非常幸运的人…… I think John is a very lucky man, Alicia.
艾丽西娅。
实在是不幸。 So unlucky.
[ 艾丽西娅 ] 这就是我们家了。 ALICIA: This is us. SOL: This is it?
[ 索尔 ] 就是这？
很不错。 ALICIA: It's near where I work.
这离我工作的地方近。
[ 艾丽西娅 ] 约翰？有人来看你了。 ALICIA: [Brightly] John? You have a visitor.
嗨。 Hi.
嗨。
我希望这可以吧。 ALICIA: [Softly] I hope it's okay.
嘿，头。 Hey, chief.
- 香烟？ - 啊，不，谢谢。
-Cigarette? -No, thanks.
事实上，我已经戒了。 I quit, actually.
你好。 -Hello. -Hey, John.
嘿，约翰。
你见到哈维了吗? Have you met Harvey?
嗯，我…… [Sol stammers in embarrassment]
[ 呵呵~ ]
- 约翰，那没有—— - 放松，没事的。 -There's no-- -Relax, it's okay.
如果你不能来点幽默的话， 呆着也没有什么意思。 There's no point being nuts if you can't have a little fun.
我早该想到的。 SOL: [Laughs nervously] Jesus Christ. I should have known.
该吃药了。
我可以等会再吃。 Here you go.
你应该是现在吃。 -I can take those later. -You're supposed to take them now.
- 我能给你提供些什么吗？ - 我不用了。
好吧 -Can I bring you something? -I'm okay.
ALICIA: Okay.
嗯……对了。 我——我到城里……
来做个研讨会。 So, I was in town giving a workshop.
我今晚回去。
你知道吗，本德， 他真的想…… I go back tonight.
过来，也就是，想看看你， 跟你打声招呼。 Bender really wanted to stop by...
就是太拘谨了？ ...you know, see you. Say hi.
是。 Squeamish?
我猜我也会的。 Yeah.
但是，嘿， 我缠的是我自己。 I suppose I would be, too.
But, alas, I'm stuck with me.
我正尝试解黎曼假设。
嗯。
I'm trying to solve the Riemann hypothesis.
噢，是吗？ Uh-huh.
我认为如果——如果我解出来了， Oh, yeah?
他们将回给我复职。 JOHN: I figured if I dazzle them...
但是，有了这个药， 我将很难做到， ...they will have to reinstate me.
因为，我很难…… But it's difficult with the medication...
...because it's hard...
看到答案。
...to see the solution.
[Poignant instrumental music]
你要知道，约翰， 你应该放松点。
可以做的事情 不止—— SOL: You know, John, you should go easy.
不止工作。 There are other things besides work.
那是哪些事呢？
What are they?
[ 婴儿在哭 ]
[Baby cries]
嘘——嘘。
嘘——。 [Alicia coos maternally]
[ 门关上 ]
[Door closes]
你在想什么那？
What are you thinking about?
人们都干些什么？ What do people do?
生活啊，约翰。 It's life, John.
可做的事有很多， Activities available, just add meaning.
只要加上含义就行了。
你可以尝试着 出去转转。 You could try leaving the house.
你呢，也可以…… You know, maybe...
和人交谈。 ...talk to people.
你可以尝试着 把垃圾拎出去。 You could try taking out the garbage.
[ 模糊的声音 ] [lndistinct, muffled voice]
[ 约翰 ] 那还有一些—— 还有一些在…… JOHN: [Muffled] And there's some more, there's some more in....
[ 模糊的声音 ]
你刚跟谁—— 谁讲话呢？ Who were you talking to?
收垃圾的人。 Garbage man.
收垃圾的人 晚上是不会来的。 Garbage men don't come at night.
我猜在这的会。 I guess around here they do.
[ 一人吹口哨 ] [Man whistles]
[ 卡车逐渐接近 ] [Truck approaching]
[ 偷偷的笑 ] [John giggles]
对不起。 Sorry.
[ 艾丽西娅 ] 是那药的关系？ ALICIA: Is it the medication?
[ 门被关上 ] [Door bangs shut]
[ 大声尖叫 ] [Alicia screams]
[ 大声尖叫 ]
[ 哭泣着~ ] 我不知道该做什么。 ALICIA: [Sobs] I don't know what to do.
[ 仍然哭泣着~ ] [Sobbing continues]
[ 打开车门 ] [Car door opens]
我妈妈今晚 会照顾小孩久点。 ALICIA: My mother's going to keep the baby a little longer tonight.
我可能会加 三小时的班。 I can get three hours of overtime.
[ 音乐轻声的播放着 ] [Classical music plays on radio]
我去睡觉了。 I'm going to bed.
- 晚安。 - 晚安。 -Good night. -Good night.
[Ominous instrumental music]
[ 嗒~ ] [Clattering]
[Gun cocks]
[ 枪上膛 ] [Second gun cocks]
[ 帕谢尔 ] 见到你真的很高兴，约翰。 PARCHER: It's good to see you, John.
已经有一段时间了。 It's been a while.
帕谢尔？ Parcher?
没错，先生。 Yes, sir.
你不是真的！ You're not real!
我当然是了。 别那么荒唐。 Of course I am. Don't be ridiculous.
[ 来复枪上膛 ] [Rifles cocking]
我不认为 我会走那边，约翰。 I don't think that I would go that way.
PARCHER: It's time for you to get back to work.
是时候回到 你的工作上了。 The bomb is in its final position here in the U.S.
[ 帕谢尔 ] 炸弹已经进入了 最终阶段……
进入了美国。 Knowing your situation requires you keep a low profile, "Mohammed"...
由于目前你的情况……
需要你保持不为人知， “穆罕默德”
我们把家为你搬过来了。 ...we've brought the mountain to you.
[ 发电机转动声 ] [Generator whirs]
[ 无线电信号声 ] [Radio signals]
We've narrowed the bomb's location to somewhere on the eastern seaboard.
我们已将炸弹的 地理位置缩小到……
在西海岸。
但是我们还无法 点出它的准确的位置。 But we haven't been able to pinpoint its exact position.
[Man speaking Russian over radio]
PARCHER: Their codes have grown increasingly complex.
他们的密码已经 越来越复杂了。
那，看这个，约翰。 Look at this, John.
怎么了？ What?
- 罗森医生说—— - 罗森！那个庸医！ -Dr. Rosen said-- -Rosen! That quack!
“精神分裂导致 脱离现实”，是吗？ "Schizophrenic break from reality," right? Psychological bullshit!
心里学废话！ PARCHER: Look at me, John.
看着我，约翰。 John, look at me.
约翰，看着我。
我像是虚构的吗？ Do I look like I'm imagined?
惠勒就没有 你的资料。 Wheeler has no record of you.
你以为我们会列出 我们的员工？ Do you think we list our personnel?
约翰，抱歉你所经历的这些事。 PARCHER: I'm sorry you had to go through all this.
我经历了千辛万苦 才找把你弄回来。 I've gone to a great deal of trouble to get you back.
我可以恢复你 在惠勒的职位。 I can restore your status at Wheeler.
I can let the world know what you did.
我可以让全世界 都知道你所做的。
但是我现在需要你，士兵。 But I need you now, soldier.
我真是很怕你不是真的。 I was so scared you weren't real.
Princeton, New Jersey - April 1956
普林斯顿，新泽西 1956年 4月
ALICIA: There's a storm coming.
暴风雨就要来了。 I'm just going to grab the laundry.
我就去收下 衣服，好吗? JOHN: I'll draw his bath.
我去帮他洗个澡。
没事的。 It's okay.
Okay.
好吧。
[ 远处警报呼啸声 ] [Faint radio feedback]
[ 无线电杂音声 ]
[lndistinct voices over radio]
[ 模模糊糊的声音 ]
[Radio feedback and voices continue]
[ 模模糊糊的声音~ ]
[ 雷轰隆声~ ]
[ 虚弱的收音机声音 ]
[ 模糊的收音机说话声 ]
[Radio feedback and voices continue]
[ 收音机噪音，断断续续的说话声 ]
[Baby whimpers]
[ 呜咽~ ]
[ 喘息 ] [Gasps]
[Baby cries]
[ 哭叫声~ ]
[ 雷轰隆声~ ]
约翰？ ALICIA: [Shouts] John!
我就快好了！ 查尔斯，你看着 孩子就行了。 JOHN: I've almost got it! Charles, you just watch the baby.
[ 婴儿哭叫 ] No!
我还要再关一扇！
- 不！ - [ 约翰 ] 我马上就来。
- 噢，天那。 - [ 哭叫声~ ]
我需要个毛巾。 ALICIA: [Sobs] I need a towel.
嘘。 [Baby cries]
查尔斯在看着他。 他没事的。 -Charles was watching him. He was okay. -There is no one here.
没有人在这。
- 查尔斯在看着他。 - 没有人在这。 There is no one here!
他被注射了 隐藏血浆。 He's been injected with a cloaking serum.
我能看见他 是因为…… I can see him because of a chemical that was released into my bloodstream...
当所植入的晶片 融化后…… ...when my implant dissolved.
一种化学物质 被释放到我的血液里。
I couldn't tell you, it was for your own protection!
我不能告诉你， 是为了你自身的安全！
艾丽西娅！ JOHN: Alicia!
- 不要！ - 你好，请帮我转到 罗森医生的办公室。 -No! -Hello, I need Dr. Rosen's office, please.
你必须阻止他，约翰。 PARCHER: You've got to stop her, John.
这事你不用管她。 You leave her out of this.
- 你在跟谁说话？ - 这不是她的错。 -Who are you talking to? -lt's not her fault.
- 约翰。 - 她会又一次连累我们。 PARCHER: She'll compromise us again. NASH: She won't.
- 不，她不会。 - 你将回会到医院。 PARCHER: You'll go back to the hospital.
- 约翰，回答我！ - 数不清的人将会死。 -Answer me! -Countless people will die.
艾丽西娅，求你了， 把电话放下。 Alicia, please put the phone down.
- 我不能让这发生。 - 喂，你好？ -I can't let that happen. -Yes, hello?
嗨，我需要找 罗森医生。他在吗？ Hi, I need Dr. Rosen. Is he in?
对不起了，约翰。 I'm sorry, John.
[ 约翰 ] 不——！ JOHN: No!
[ 婴儿哭喊~ ] PARCHER: You know what you must do. ALICIA: Get away from me.
艾丽西娅？
[ 帕谢尔 ] 你知道 你需要干些什么，约翰。 -She's too great a risk. -Get away!
- 离我远点。 - 她危险太大。
离远点！ I didn't mean to hurt you!
[ 婴儿哭喊~ ]
我无意伤害你！
把她了解了。 她现在知道太多了。 Finish her. She knows too much now.
约翰叔叔？ MARCEE: Uncle John?
[ 帕谢尔 ] 你把她处理了， 你这悲惨的蠢材， PARCHER: Take care of her, you pathetic piece of shit, or I'll take care of you.
要不然我就处理了你。
约翰， CHARLES: Christ, John, please do what he says.
老天啊，约翰， 赶快，照他的话做。
行动啊，士兵。 Move, soldier.
立马。 Now.
[ 玛希 ] 约翰叔叔？ MARCEE: Uncle John?
[ 查尔斯 ] 约翰，拜托！ CHARLES: John, please!
快点！ Now!
[ 意识上的声音 ] 艾丽西娅和查尔斯 从来没有在同一个…… JOHN: [Voiceover] Alicia and Charles never coexist in the same interactive field.
交互式的环境里出现。 艾丽西娅和帕谢尔…… Parcher and Charles....
[ 声音持续着 ] [Murmuring, confused voices]
Charles and Marcee cannot coexist with Alicia.
- 让我们玩吧！ - [ 声音增多 ] [Voices grow stronger, more insistent]
……查尔斯和玛希不能 和艾丽西娅同时出现。 I understand.
我明白了。 [Engine revs]
[ 引擎发动 ]
[Tires screech, Alicia screams]
[ 尖叫~ ]
她永远都不长大。 She never gets old.
玛希不可能是真的。 她永远都不长大。 Marcee can't be real. She never gets old.
你现在看的到他们吗? You see them now?
看的到。 Yes.
你为什么停 了你的药？ Why did you stop your meds?
因为我无法工作。 Because I couldn't do my work.
我无法帮助 照顾小孩。 I couldn't help with the baby.
我无法—— I couldn't....
我无法回应 我的妻子。 I couldn't respond to my wife.
你觉的这比 疯了要好吗？ You think that's better than being crazy?
我将需要给你 开始更多的…… We'll need to start you on a higher run of insulin shocks and a new medication.
胰岛素休克疗法 以及新的药物。
不。 No.
一定应该有其它方法。 JOHN: There has to be another way. ROSEN: Schizophrenia is degenerative.
精神分裂症是会退化的， 有一天你的症状会消失，
Some days may be symptom-free, but over time, you are getting worse.
但长时间的持续，会使你更糟。 It's a problem. That's all it is.
这是一个问题。 仅此而已。
这是一个没有 答案的问题。 It's a problem with no solution. And that's what I do, I solve problems.
我就是干这个的，我解问题。
这也是我在行的。 ROSEN: This isn't math.
这不是数学。
你无法想出个公式…… You can't come up with a formula to change the way you experience the world.
来改变你感觉世界的方法。 -All I have to do is apply my mind. -There's no theorem, no proof.
- 我所需要做的只是使用我的大脑。 - 这没有定律，也没有证明。
- 你是无法理出头绪的。 - 为什么？为什么我不行？ -You can't reason your way out of this. -Why not?
因为你的大脑 就是问题的根源。 Because your mind is where the problem is in the first place.
我可以做到的。 I can do this.
我可以理出来的。 我所需要的只是时间。 I can work it out. All I need is time.
刚刚是孩子在叫？ Is that the baby?
孩子在我妈妈那，约翰。 The baby is at my mother's, John.
[ 玛希哼哼声 ] [Marcee hums]
[ 罗森医生 ] 不治疗的话，约翰， ROSEN: Without treatment, John...
幻想会…… ...the fantasies may take over...
完全占据你。 ...entirely.
[ 艾丽西娅 ] 你准备好了吗？ ALICIA: You almost ready?
罗森在外面等着呢。 Rosen's waiting outside.
我不能回到那医院。 I can't go back to that hospital.
我不会回来的。 I won't come home.
他说过，如果你说了这些， He said that if you said that...
他会要我 签一份强制书。 ...he has commitment papers for me to sign.
也许你不会签。 Well, maybe you won't sign them.
也许你会 给我些时间。 Maybe you'll just give me some time.
我会试着 把它理清。 I will try to figure this out.
不管你做什么， Whatever you do...
有一件事罗森说对了。 ...Rosen is right about one thing.
你不应该在这。 You shouldn't be here.
我已经不再安全。 I'm not safe anymore.
你会伤害我吗， 约翰？ Would you have hurt me, John?
我不知道。 I don't know.
Maybe you should let Dr. Rosen drive you to your mother's.
也许你应该让 罗森医生 送你去你妈那。
ALICIA: He told me to leave.
[Rosen responds, indistinct]
[ 模糊的说话声 ]
ALICIA: I understand.
[ 关车门 ] [Car doors close]
[ 引擎发动 ] [Engine revs]
[ 汽车离开 ] [Car departs]
[ 楼梯上的脚步声 ] [Footsteps approaching]
罗森说如果你想杀我 或其它什么的就给他打电话。 Rosen said to call if you try and kill me, or anything.
你想知道什么是真的？ You want to know what's real?
这个。 This.
这个是真的。 This is real.
也许…… Maybe the part...
能知道从梦中 醒来的部分， ...that knows the waking from the dream...
可能不在这。 ...maybe it isn't here.
而是在这。 Maybe it's here.
我需要相信…… I need to believe...
奇迹是可能的。 ...that something extraordinary is possible.
[ 喘息 ] [Poignant instrumental music]
Princeton University - Two Months Later
普林斯顿大学 两个月后
[Knock at door]
[ 汉森 ] 进来。 MARTIN: Come.
你好，马丁。 Hello, Martin.
上帝啊。 Jesus Christ.
不。 我—— No. I....
我不是那样。 我的救星是复合体…… I don't have that one. My savior complex takes on a completely different form.
具有完全不同的组成。 [Nash chuckles]
[ 纳什咯咯笑 ] I heard what happened and...
我有听说发生的事。
我——我想给你写信 并试着发到了麦克阿瑟…… ...I wanted to write, and I tried you at MacArthur's...
但你已经走了，所以我只好…… ...but you'd left, and I just....
这是的海林哲的旧办公室。 This is Helinger's old office.
是啊。 Yeah.
没错，我从他那偷来的。 Yeah, I stole it from him.
开来最终还是 你赢了，马丁。 Seems that you won after all, Martin.
他们错了，约翰。 没有人赢。 They were wrong, John. No one wins.
请，请坐。 Please, have a seat.
天啊， 看到你真是太好了。 MARTIN: God, it's so good to see you.
什么风把你 又吹回到普林斯顿了? What brings you back to Princeton?
[ 查尔斯 ] 约翰？ CHARLES: John?
约翰，对不起， 但你必须的告诉他， John, I'm sorry, but you have to tell him.
告诉他你是天才。 你是个天才，约翰！ Tell him you're a genius. You're a geniusl
告诉他你的工作 是至关重要的。 Tell him your work is critical. John, please!
约翰，拜托！
你有可能忽视 我刚做的吗？ Is there any chance that you could ignore what I just did?
当然， 老朋友是干吗的？ Of course, what are old friends for?
我们是吗，马丁？ 朋友？ Is that what we are, Martin? Friends?
约翰，当然。 John, of course.
约翰。我们一直都是。 Of course. We always have been.
艾丽西娅和我认为—— Alicia and I think...
适应， ...that fitting in, being part of a community...
成为社会的一部分，
会有好处。 ...might do me some good.
一定程度上的附属， That a certain level of attachment, familiar places, familiar people...
熟悉的地方，熟悉的人，
可能会帮助我…… ...might help me...
驱走—— ...elbow out...
我现有的某些幻想。 ...these certain delusions that I have.
求人的事很多， 现在我就到这了， It's a lot to ask, and now that I'm here...
我十分确信你会说不。 ...l'm quite certain that you will just say no.
但我仍想知道 我能不能留在这儿。 But I was wondering if I could hang around.
[ 喘气 ] [Sighs]
嗯。 Huh.
你需不需要一个办公室？ Will you be needing an office?
不。 No.
不用了，我可以 在图书馆工作。 No, I could just work out of the library.
这家伙想 徘徊到图书管里， MAN: This guy tries to wander into the library...
MAN: ...but he has no ID. MARTIN: Why can't people read memos?
但他没有证件。
你们怎么都不会 看备忘录，嗯？
Then he goes totally nuts.
然后他就变的 完全疯了。 JOHN: [Shouting outside] You're not real! You're not real.
[ 约翰 ] 不是真的！你不是真的。 There's no mission.
那没有什么任务。 Oh, shit. Shit.
噢，糟了，糟了。
不是真的！ 你不是真的！ JOHN: You're not real! You are not real!
这就你想做的，士兵? Is this what you are, soldier? Some useless ghoul?
一个无用的懒人？ The local madman?
一个当地的疯子？ JOHN: I'm not a soldier. PARCHER: You'll end up in a cell!
我不是一个士兵。 Old, worthless, discarded.
你最终将会被关起来的。
变的年老， 无用，被人抛弃。 JOHN: There's no mission.
那没有任务。 PARCHER: While you rock and drool, the world will burn to ashes!
当你尽情 享乐的时候，
全世界将 被烧成灰烬， You are not real! You are not real!
你不是真的！ 你不是真的！ You're still talking to me, soldier.
你这不还在 跟我讲话，士兵。 JOHN: There's no mission! I'm not a soldier!
那根本没有什么任务！ 我不是士兵！
约翰？约翰？ MARTIN: John? John?
约翰，约翰，约翰，约翰。
嘿，嘿，嘿。 嘿，嘿，嘿。 John! It's okay.
约翰，约翰！ 没事了。 I just heard what happened, I'm sorry.
我刚才听到发生了什么事， 对不起，约翰—— -I'm not a soldier. -John. Hey, Nash.
我不是士兵。 Nash, hey. You're all right.
约翰。嘿，纳什。
纳什，嘿。嘿， 你没事了。
纳什，纳什。 嘿，嘿，嘿。 Nash, hey.
女士们，先生们， 这就是伟大的约翰·纳什！ Ladies and gentlemen, the great John Nash!
约翰？ John?
[ 约翰 ] 你应该可以 看到他们的表情。 JOHN: You should've seen their faces.
每个人都那样 盯着我看。 Everybody was just staring at me.
约翰…… John, you know that stress triggers the delusions.
你是知道的， 压力会引发错觉。
我知道。 I know.
而在回家的路上， But then, on the way home...
查尔斯出现了。 ...Charles was there.
有时候，我真怀念 和他在一起。 Sometimes, I really miss talking to him.
也许罗森医生是对的。 Maybe Rosen's right.
也许我应该再考虑一下 是否该再住进医院。 Maybe I have to think about going back into the hospital again.
不。 ALICIA: No. Come here.
来。
也许明天再试试。 Maybe try again tomorrow.
John, now you can't ignore me forever.
约翰，你不能永远都这样忽视我。
查尔斯，你一直都是 我非常好的朋友。 You've been a very good friend to me.
最好的。 The best.
但我不会再跟你讲话了。 But I won't talk to you again.
我就是不能。 I just can't.
你也一样，宝贝。 Same goes for you, baby girl.
[ 哭泣 ] [Sniffles]
别了。 Good-bye.
别了。
我想知道我能不能 旁听你的课程。 I was wondering if I might audit your course.
这是——这是我的荣幸。 纳什教授。 It's an honor, Professor Nash.
Is something wrong?
有什么不对的吗？
这将是我 上的第一堂课。 This will be my first class.
[ 呵 ]
Good morning...
早上好。 ...eager young minds.
饥渴的年轻人们。
[John mutters]
[ 嘀咕着数字 ]
It's never going to work, John.
这永远都不会 成功的，约翰。 You're just humiliating yourself.
你只是在 羞辱你自己。
It's pathetic!
多悲惨！ You are being pathetic.
你真是悲惨。 I'm ashamed of you!
我为你感到羞耻。
[Snickering]
[ 哈哈笑 ]
[ 哈哈声持续着 ] STUDENT : [Laughing] Oh, man!
噢，天啊！
ALICIA: Are you coming? You're going to be late.
你还出门吗？ 你要迟到了。
-Dad, you've got my book. -What?
爸爸，你拿到我的书了。 -You've got my book. -Oh, right.
什么？
你拿到我的书了。
噢，是啊。 Thanks.
谢谢。 -Good-bye. -'Bye.
再见。 See you tonight.
再见。
[ 艾丽西娅 ] 晚上见。 ALICIA: 'Bye, honey.
再见，亲爱的。
[Poignant music]
Princeton University - October 1978
普林斯顿大学 1978年 10月
Did you just solve Riemann?
你刚把黎曼假设给解了？ Well, what do you think?
你说呢？ TOBY: That's an analog to Frobenius for noncommutative extensions.
啊。那是类似 弗罗比尼斯……
非交换式延伸。 Yes, it is.
[ 嗯~ ]
是的，没错。 JOHN: But it only appears to work sporadically, so, no.
但它偶尔才行的通， 所以，也算不是。 But...
但是…… ...I believe I'm making progress.
但我相信 我会有进展的。
You're--
你是—— You're John Nash, right?
你是约翰·纳什，对吗？
-Toby Kelly. -Hello.
托比·凯利。 I've been studying your equilibrium that you wrote here at Princeton.
你好。
我一直都有学习您的均衡论。
就是你在这， 普林斯顿创作的那个。 To come up with something totally original, the way you did....
您当时，研究出一些 完全独创的想法。 You know, I was young.
你也知道，我那时还年轻。 [ 咯咯笑 ] I've been developing a theory.
嗯……
我有在研发一个理论。
I believe I can prove...
我相信我能够证明…… ...that Galois extensions are covering spaces.
伽罗瓦外延 是覆盖整个空间。 That everything is connected. That it's all part of the same subject.
其中每一样东西， 都是有连接的。
他们是同样物体的 各个组成部分。 When was the last time you ate?
你最近一次吃饭 是什么时候？ -Excuse me? -You know, food.
你刚说什么？ Oh, uh--
我是说，食物。
噢，呃—— My wife...
我太太， ...she loves mayonnaise.
她特别喜欢蛋黄酱。
哦，谢谢你。 Thank you.
谢谢。 Go on.
继续吧。 The functor...
这个公式…… ...is in the two categories.
是分在两类里面。
嗯哼。
MARTIN: Alicia!
[ 汉森 ] 艾丽西娅！ Alicia!
艾丽西娅！ JOHN: Coming together at a maximum speed of...
[ 约翰 ] ……以最高的速度， 我们就说是每小时十英里吧， ...let us say, 10 miles per hour.
冲向对方。 So you have a fly on the tire of bicycle "B"...
这时在自行车乙的轮胎上， 有一直苍蝇， ...and the fly, who can travel at 20 miles an hour...
这只苍蝇能够以 每小时20英里的速度飞行， ...leaves the tire of "B" and flies to the tire of bicycle "A"...
它离开了自行车乙 的轮胎，飞到了…… ...and backwards and forwards until the two bikes collide...
自行车甲的轮胎上， 然后它又飞来飞去……
飞来飞去，直到 两辆自行车相撞…… ...and the poor little fly is squashed.
而那可怜的小苍蝇就被挤扁了。 This is the important thing about actually focusing in and comprehending...
- [ 咯咯笑 ] - 也就说当你在某一个场地范围里……
对其集中精力并全面领会……
是非常重要的。 ...the area you're dealing with. Mathematics is very specific...
数学是非常精细的东西， 它不像艺术品， ...and it is an art form, no matter what people here will tell you...
不要管这周围的人怎么对你说， ...especially people from biology. Don't listen to those people.
尤其是那些学生物的。
不要听任何人。 Let me go back to what you were doing. I might want to steal this...
让我继续看看 你们之前刚做的东西，
我说不定会把他们盗走， 写本书，然后成名。 ...write a book and get famous.
我在想我该可以教书了。 I was thinking that I might teach.
一班五十多人…… A classroom with 50 students can be daunting for anyone.
谁都可能会被吓住。
约翰，再说了， 你也不是个好老师。 John, besides, you're a terrible teacher.
我能经受的住考验，马丁。 I'm an acquired taste, Martin.
我希望我还能贡献些什么。 I was hoping there still might be something I could contribute.
那个—— What about the....
其实你也知道。 Well, you know.
他们消失了吗？ Are they gone?
没有，他们没有消失。 No, they're not gone.
说不定他们 永远也不会消失。 And maybe they never will be.
我已经习惯 不理会他们了…… But I've gotten used to ignoring them, and I think they've given up on me.
而且我想因此， 他们也已经对我放弃了。
你以为我们的梦…… You think that's what it's like with all our dreams and our nightmares, Martin?
以及恶梦就是 这样的吗，马丁？
不停的饲养他们 让他们活者？ You've got to keep feeding them for them to stay alive?
约翰，可是， 他们——经常困扰你。 MARTIN: John, they haunt you though.
他们已经是过去了，马丁。 每一个人都在被过去所困扰着。 They're my past, Martin. Everybody is haunted by their past.
那好吧，再见。 JOHN: Well, good-bye.
约翰，我会跟部门谈谈的。 MARTIN: John, I'll talk to the department.
也许春天的时候。 Maybe in the spring.
嘿，纳什？ Hey, Nash.
你——你害怕了吗？ You, uh--
You scared?
恐吓、 Terrified.
恐惧、 恐慑、 Mortified. Petrified.
恐慌……都是被你弄的。 Stupefied by you.
那你一定要跟艾丽西娅打电话， Now you ought best ring Alicia, or you'll get me...
要不然你会让我卷进…… -I'll ring her. -...in a lot of trouble.
我会打电话的。
不少可怕的麻烦里。
谢谢教授。 -Thanks, Professor. -Good-bye.
再见。
祝你一天愉快。 -Have a nice day. -Good-bye.
再见。 Princeton University - March 1994
普林斯顿大学 1994年 3月 Papers in hand, Mr. Bayer.
论文在我那，贝尔先生。
纳什教授？ Professor Nash?
你看的见他吗？ -Can you see him? -Yeah.
能啊。
你肯定？ -You sure? -[Giggles] Yes.
嗯哼。 Positive? He's within your vision?
确实肯定？ 他在你的视线里？
- [ 哈哈笑 ] - 行了，那就好。 [Laughing] Okay. Good.
请原谅我，我只是 对生人都有些怀疑。 Forgive me, I'm just always suspicious of new people.
下周见，教授。 -See you next week, Professor. -See you next week.
下周见。
那么现在我知道 你是真实的了， So now that I know that you're real, who are you, and what can I do for you?
你是谁，还有 我能为你做些什么？
教授，我的名字是 托马斯·金…… Professor, my name is Thomas King.
托马斯·金？ Thomas King?
嗯。 I'm here to tell you that you're being considered for the Nobel Prize.
我来这是为了 告诉你……
你被考虑成为 诺贝尔奖的候选人。
[ 约翰 ] 请原谅我，我只是 有点吃惊。 JOHN: Forgive me, but I'm just a little stunned.
[ 金 ] 在过去的几年里， 你的均衡论…… KING: Over the past years, your equilibrium has become a cornerstone...
成为现代经济学 的基础。 ...of modern economics.
突然间所有人 都喜欢它。 Suddenly everybody likes that one.
那我其它几个类似的 计划——“符合嵌入”，怎么样？ What about my work on other some such projects like manifold embedding?
你的“议价问题”应用到…… The application of your bargaining problem...
联邦通信委员会的宽带拍卖 或反托拉斯案上—— ...to FCC bandwidth auctions or to antitrust cases--
反托拉斯案？ -Antitrust cases? -Yes.
没错。 I never would have considered that.
我永远也不会考虑那个的。
哦…… Have I just reached some level of honesty that borders on stupidity?
我是否只是刚刚跨过……
紧挨着愚蠢的正直的边界？
[ 哈哈 ] 不，不，你还不是。 KING: [Laughs] No, you haven't. JOHN: I wouldn't have thought of that.
因为我是想不到那些的。
我们喝杯茶吧？ Shall we have tea?
哦，我不进去那。 我通常只是…… I don't go in there. I usually take my sandwich in the library.
带者我的三明治 去图书馆。
进来吧，约翰。 我们喝杯茶。 这可是个大日子。 Come on, John. Let's have some tea. It's a big day.
绝——绝大多数—— Most commercially available brands of tea are not suitable to my palate.
绝大多数市场上 有的品牌茶……
都不合我的品味。
我不是—— I'm not....
有一种北印度茶 足够浓—— There are some Northern Indian teas which are dense enough....
我喜欢那种味道—— I enjoy the flavor that they have. I have not been in this room...
我没来这件房间…… ...for quite some many years. I wonder what tea they serve.
已经有很多年了。 不知道他们这提供些什么茶。
[ 约翰 ] 好，谢谢你，小姐。 JOHN: Why, thank you, young lady.
这里确实改变了。 Things have certainly changed around here. I have a son that age.
我有个儿子也那么大。
在哈佛。 Harvard.
[ 呵呵 ]
嗯。 JOHN: Hmm.
我一直以为…… I would have thought the nominations for the Nobel Prize would've been secret.
诺贝尔奖的提名 是秘密的。
我以为你只能知道…… I would have thought you'd only find out if you won or lost.
你是赢了还是输了。
没错， 通常都是这样。 That is generally the case, yes, but these are special circumstances.
但有时会有 特别的情况。
这个奖是 非常重要的。 The awards are substantial.
他需要个人 筹款。同样， They require private funding as such...
诺贝尔的 形象也是…… ...the image of the Nobel is....
我明白了。你是来这 看我有没有发疯？ I see, you came here to find out if I was crazy?
看我会不会…… Find out if I would screw everything up if I actually won?
真的得了奖后， 把一切都搞杂？
在主席台上跳舞， 脱光衣服，像鸡一样嘶叫， Dance around the podium, strip naked and squawk like a chicken?
已经其它跟这 差不多性质的事？ Something like that, yes.
是的，也差不多 是这个意思。
我会不会弄的 你局促不安？ Would I embarrass you?
是的，这是可能的。 Yes, it is possible.
你要明白，我—— You see, I....
我是疯的。 I am crazy.
我服用 最新的药物， I take the newer medications...
但我仍然看的见 那些不存在的东西。 ...but I still see things that are not here.
我只是选择了 不去理睬他们。 I just choose not to acknowledge them.
就好像一顿心灵快餐， Like a diet of the mind, I choose not to indulge certain appetites.
我选择不去从容某些食欲。
比如说我 症状的食欲。 Like my appetite for patterns.
还有我虚构 和想像的食欲。 Perhaps my appetite to imagine and to dream.
[ 男 ] 纳什教授。 MAN: Professor Nash.
很高兴你能来这， 约翰。 It's good to have you here, John.
谢谢你。 Thank you.
这是个荣幸，先生。 -lt's an honor, sir. -Thank you very much.
非常感谢你。
我的光荣，教授。 A privilege, Professor.
教授。 Professor.
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做的好，约翰。 -Nicely done, John. -Thank you, Tom.
谢谢你，汤姆。
谢谢你。 Thank you.
谢谢你，爱德华。 Thank you, Ed.
这实在是令人 意想不到。 That was certainly most unexpected.
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诺贝尔奖颁奖仪式 斯德哥尔摩，瑞典 1994年 12月 Nobel Prize Ceremony - Stockholm, Sweden
December 1994
[ 约翰 ] 谢谢。 JOHN: Thank you.
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我一直都相信数字。 I've always believed in numbers.
还有那些引导推理的…… In the equations and logics that lead to reason.
方程式和逻辑。
但是在一生的追求后， But after a lifetime of such pursuits...
我问我自己， ...I ask, what truly is logic?
什么才是真正的逻辑？
谁来决定原因？ Who decides reason?
我的追求带领我穿过了物理， My quest has taken me through the physical...
形而上学， ...the metaphysical...
幻觉…… ...the delusional...
又带了回来。 ...and back.
同时我做了生涯中最重要的发现。 And I have made the most important discovery of my career.
我生命中最重要的发现。 The most important discovery of my life.
这只有在神秘的爱的等式里…… It is only in the mysterious equations of love...
才能发现任何逻辑上的原因。 ...that any logical reasons can be found.
我今晚在这是因为你。 I'm only here tonight because of you.
你就是我存在的原因。 You are the reason I am.
你是我的全部。 You are all my reasons.
谢谢大家。 Thank you.
[ 约翰 ] 很高兴能见到你。 JOHN: So nice to have met you.
我去叫辆车， 爸爸。 I'll call for the car, Dad.
再见。 -Bye-bye. -Bye-bye.
[ 女士 ] 再见。 -Are you ready to go now? -Yes, I am.
你现在准备走了吗？
噢，当然，我准备好了。
是的，那时当然的， 是，请让我帮你穿上。 Yes, indeed, and yes, please.
非常感谢你。 Thank you so much.
谢谢你。 Thank you.
怎么了？ 有什么不对吗？ What is it? What's wrong?
没有。 Nothing.
什么都没有。 Nothing at all.
跟我走吧， 年轻的女士。 -Come with me, young lady. -Oh.
哦喔--
我在外面有辆车。 JOHN: I have a car outside. Are you interested in a ride?
你愿意搭吗？
纳什的理论影响了全球贸易谈判， 国家劳资关系，甚至进化生物的突破。
那它去哪呢？ ALICIA: Where's it going to?
Nash's theories have influenced global trade negotiations,
national labor relations and even breakthroughs in evolutionary biology.
约翰和艾丽西娅·纳什住在新泽西州，普林斯顿。 约翰仍然保持在数学部门里正常的办公。 他仍旧每日步行去学校。 John and Alicia Nash live in Princeton, NJ. John keeps regular office hours
[Poignant instrumental music]
in the Mathematics Department. He still walks to campus every day.