Frank Ramsey

Frank Ramsey, who died at just 26 in 1930, was a pioneering thinker in mathematics and economics, making significant contributions to decision theory and game theory. Recognized as an exceptional philosopher by Wittgenstein and endorsed by Keynes, Ramsey's brief life was marked by his vibrant personality, socialist beliefs, and connections with the Bloomsbury set. Cheryl Misak presents an in-depth look at the remarkable story of his life in this narrative.