First you have to learn about the rules of the forum you are using. They are pretty simple.
Then you have to understand, that Nash's Ideal Money is not related to Bitcoin as much as you are trying to imply. It might have been one of the inspirations for Satoshi Nakamoto when he (or she or them ... whatever) created Bitcoin as an alternative currency. That was the real revolutionary step and not your blocksize theory. Nash didn't invent Bitcoin, but Satoshi Nakamoto did. He created the real thing, which is open source, decentralized and backed by math and cryptography and it works like a store of value and at the same time as a medium for exchange. Bigger Blocks will NOT change that. Bitcoin will NOT lose its gold properties (store of wealth) because of bigger blocks. It will only allow more transactions per block and will lead to a lower fee, because there will be enough space for low fee transactions. Satoshi knew, that it might be necessary to change the blocksize later, if there was a consensus about it. If there wasn't it wouldn't happen.
OP, you already failed to convince Bitcoin core devs about your idea of how Bitcoin SHOULD be, because you present nothing but some constructed connections between Nash's Ideal Money and Bitcoins blocksize. Another point where OP is mistaken, is that he thinks Bitcoin=Bitcoin Core Devs. Why else should you desperately try to convince Bitcoin Core Devs and the Bitcoin community, instead of finding developers, who will support your idea and create a competitor to Bitcoin (= Altcoin) based on that?
If you are intelligent, maybe you should change your conversation tactics from "calling people names" to "beeing nice and constructive" when you want to make a change and present your "revolutionary" ideas.
My presentation will be forgiven. Especially in light of the trolling and ignorance. Satoshi never intended to remove the limit. And there is no way the people would bootstrap a system that was intended for the meta players and big banks etc. It woudl be necessary to let it grow to a certain point, perhaps all the way.
There is nothing to be done, no dev to higher, no coin to build. Bitcoin the way it is is set to unfold the way nash describes, and there is no scientific proposal that the markets will accept otherwise.
Satoshi never intended to remove the limit.
You didn't present a proof of your knowledge of Satoshi Nakamoto intentions. This is just speculation.
If there is nothing to be done, like you stated, why this efford to convince the core devs about blocksize? Things will happen in Nash's sense anyway.
If you read papers like
https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R43339.pdf "Bitcoin: Questions, Answers, and Analysis of Legal Issues" you should understand, that Bitcoin is NOT "a system that was intended for the meta players and big banks etc."
Governments worldwide see Bitcoin as a potential thread to the fiat system and when you understand Bitcoin, you will find out how clueless "they" are about what to do against the Bitcoin thread when it grows to a critical limit. They are also mentioning that international cooperation will be necessary to avoid this scenario. Next step would rather be an attempt to criminalize Bitcoin use to stabilize the monetary system, instead of creating a competitor (government issued Altcoin), that would need some basic characteristics, that Bitcoin has, but with banks as intermediary and without mining and a decentralized double spending resistant system backing it.