Note: NSA and other very talented investigators/engineers have concluded that Satoshi Nakamoto hid his tracks too well. The only remaining way to know who created Bitcoin is stylometry (using writing style to compare two like-minded entities in hopes of discovering a better version of a person's fingerprint).
OpenPGP has online documentation, found from Google Scholar, that was authored by PGP's old lead developer Hal Finney. If you find any paragraph in the article or in Bitcoin's original whitepaper, you notice two things in common that are 100% stylistic choices:
- Both have a double-space after every sentence.
- Both are written, according to AI, the same exact way. All of it, everything, is written in the same tone, sentence structure, etc.
- This was determined using I Write Like. This site uses statistical analysis to say who you write most like. If you paste Hal's sentences or Satoshi's sentences, both times, you'll receive the same person: H. P. Lovecraft. This author died in the 1900's, but it is still shocking that both compare to the same person. Every time.
More evidence that might help:
- Dorian Nakamoto lived on the same street as Hal. He picked his last name in addition to a Japanese first name to look anonymous.
- Hal writes in British English quite often. So does Satoshi.
- Hal got immobile from Lou Gehrig's Disease and stopped contributing to the internet at the exact time that Satoshi said goodbye. Hal died and we haven't seen Satoshi since.
- Hal had two IP's connected to his house through a PRISM analysis. One was connected to an 'internet freedom' forum and one posted on the same one only 'twice' -- so did Satoshi.
- PROOF:
- Hal's IP and Satoshi's are on the same street. Satoshi didn't use a VPN for a POST request to a forum. Neither did Hal.
Submitted August 30, 2021 at 03:56AM by vladusatii https://bit.ly/3mITz6D
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