Re: Consider John Nash, math awards

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Harris) wrote:

> If you've never heard of it, that's ok.  Mathematicians have a society
> that is strangely separate from the rest of the world, which seems to
> follow its own rules, like how it has to my knowledge *still* not
> given John Nash a single award.

James Harris is a society of one which is even stranger and more 
seprate from the rest of the world.

His society-of-one demands that JSH be given the Fields award and 
the Pulitzer prize and the Nobel peace prize, and a whole lot more, 
for results that wouldn't get more than a B- in most computer 
science courses.