A sensory gating disorder was the most common explanation for the schizophrenia experienced by John Nash--the Nobel Laureate mathematician depicted in A Beautiful Mind--who was able to detect patterns no one else could, and yet also was prone to delusions... #RobertKolker

- January 04, 2026

A sensory gating disorder was the most common explanation for the schizophrenia experienced by John Nash--the Nobel Laureate mathematician depicted in A Beautiful Mind--who was able to detect patterns no one else could, and yet also was prone to delusions... #RobertKolker
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A sensory gating disorder was the most common explanation for the schizophrenia experienced by John Nash--the Nobel Laureate mathematician depicted in A Beautiful Mind--who was able to detect patterns no one else could, and yet also was prone to delusions... #RobertKolker

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