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* Compared with the elegant inventions of the theorists, nature's code seemed a bit of a kludge. ...A Repair.jpg|right|175px|thumb|Compared with the elegant inventions of the theorists, nature's code seemed a bit of a kludge.]] ...

...ck]] tremendously, but I did not believe he could beat Einstein at his own game. ...owledge of functional integrals had become extremely useful for most field theorists. ...

...m statistical mechanics|quantum statistical mechanics]]), [[economics]] ([[game theory]]), [[computing]] ([[w:Von Neumann architecture|Von Neumann architec ...ohn Von Neumann : The Scientific Genius Who Pioneered the Modern Computer, Game Theory, Nuclear Deterrence and Much More'' (1992) by Norman Macrae, p. 379 ...

...nce of Keynesian macroeconomics. But it will make Keynes more palatable to theorists. ...d from the other side. It left me with a feeling of being way ahead of the game. It was an exciting feeling. ...

* To put it crudely, theorists can be tempted to think along the lines “If people as clever as us haven’t ...l issue! — we must conclude that “God plays a deep yet strictly rule-based game, which looks like dice to us.” ...

...o avoid excessive dulling of the hues. Pissaro noted that the great colour theorists who had influenced Seurat's thinking were [[w:Michel Eugène Chevreul|Chevre :<small>'': John Nash, Game Theory, and the Quest for a Modern Code of Nature'' by Tom Siegfried</small ...

...theorists, who think that their theory is the most elegant. But then the O theorists disagree with both groups... ** [[Richard Feynman]], "The Rules of the Game," ''[[w:The Pleasure of Finding Things Out|The Pleasure of Finding Things O ...

......the stress placed on game-theoretic rigor in recent years is misplaced. Theorists could worry more about the empirical relevance of their models and take les ** {{w|Herbert Gintis}}, ''Game Theory Evolving: A Problem-Centered Introduction to Modeling Strategic Inte ...