Indeed. I always found Satoshi to be very direct and to the point, almost with an air of arrogance in this regard sometimes we might assume?
For example, I've heard people say that Satoshi's quote; "If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry." - 2010-07-29 - sounds like CWS i.e. @ProfFaustus on twitter. However, the ego presented by this fellow is enough to put me off considering even using BCH let alone anyone new to Bitcoin, in my honest and humble opinion.
If CWS was a protagonist behind bitcoin (with Dave Kleiman / others) then I think we can assume for certain that Kleiman or someone else did most of the communicating here on bitcointalk? If Kleiman knew he was potentially unwell and/or dying, then we might certainly understand his perspective in regards to making such a comment, if he did.
CWS, according to his twitter feed is working on more papers ... to be published ...
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto ? Suspects, frauds and conspiracies on bitcointalk
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4359615.0
The paradox of Bitcoin Cash
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4663094.0
...
Anyhow, I think us humans are very well conditioned to make connections and to see patterns where there are probably none, hopefully.  

Sometimes my posts simply try to highlight the ridiculous nature of these occurrences.

Yes and what point.  



this point might affect your transactions, I hope not, this guy Roger has been screwing with peoples investments for a long time

Did you read past my argument on fees being higher then a doctors salary in Venezuela?
I see you managed to say ‘Bcash’ 5 times in 2 sentences. Further proving my point  

Nick Szabo once said that "Bitcoin Cash is centralized sockpupptery". Bitpico is now proving it true.

https://twitter.com/bitPico/status/1017514874291843072



Roger Ver is always convincing everyone in the community about the "non-mining nodes do not matter" narrative for good reason. Always be cynical if you see someone else saying it in the forum.

Some newbies might not know who is Nick Szabo. Read this, https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/genesis-files-bit-gold-szabo-was-inches-away-inventing-bitcoin/

don't matter much where I'm at ..in Minnesota...everyone just uses then (just the way it is midwest accent and all) ...just saying
er just to be clear ...they SPEAK then for everything as well...so the written word just follows what ..Minnesotan's say...anyway...
brad

Re: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4575874.msg41411073#msg41411073

Verifying my (old) zero balance wallet address for blockchain research etc., ...
Note that signing a verifiable message from an early block or the genesis block is exactly what the real Satoshi should be able to do. I, for example could sign a verifiable message from any block from my old wallet.dat - main thread here:
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4630066.0

Right. Us experts know that the Bitcoin blockchain is essential because it's the only way to buy most of the crank on alphabay.

Very interesting all your theories

What's so frightening about them may I ask?

All this aside, let’s put some reality into this debate.
I live in Venezuela where central banks have essentially failed. Despite this failure, merchants still have yet to adopt Bitcoin as payment due to fees, some use Bitcoin Cash and this is growing. But for the most part I have to use BTC regardless because localbitcoins is BTC.
If you follow @Dolartoday on twitter you’ll see 1 USD was trading at ~100,000 Bolivars in January to ~3,500,000 Bolivars today. For this reason I have to sell BTC at least 3 days a week. Those fees actually add up to more than my partners medical doctor salary per month.
When I see such irrelevant Roger Ver accusations and much worse idiots like Tone ‘No-brain’ Vays and Jimmy ‘always-wrong’ Song in their stupid cowboy hats trying to hide the fact the fact that they are balding out of Core BTC stress saying things like: ‘bcash is irrelevant,’ and ‘Roger Ver Scam’ LOL Faketoshi and centralization, BitPico H4x0r, only store of value!
You look like fucking idiots denying real world solutions subject to a global population. Look at our population growth and tell me the blocksize increase doesn’t correlate such rapidity. Putforth a half decent argument for once over there on the Core side with more than just baseless accusations and Roger Ver conspiracies.

Satoshi's Bitcoin was never about single people - and single people cannot achieve really much.
It was always about the quickest and best supply of global cash in form of a real scarce digital money and best possible security to use it:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3378014.msg42014849#msg42014849
Name calling irrelevant

The most important difference between Bitcoin cash and Bitcoin is that Bitcoin cash handles more transactions per second than Bitcoin, but its computing power is concentrated on the bit continent, and as the volume of transactions increases, Bitcoin Cash will continue to expand the block size in the future, but the bitcoin block size is 1M

lol, pump me up to senior member please, bch is wayyyy better than bitcoin, they might co-exist together as each is a unique identity, one is more like peer to peer, the other is like store of value

I do not really trust Roger Ver that Bitcoin will lose popularity. I'm not in a hurry to transfer my bitcoins into Bitcoin cash. I still hope that Bitcoin can be technologically improved with the help of some additional applications.

nasdaq -
The trade war escalated with the Trump administration saying it will add 10% tariffs to another $200 billion of goods from China by August 30.

https://twitter.com/Nasdaq/status/1017073861937057792


http://business.nasdaq.com/marketinsite/2018/MID-July/July-11-2018.html

so there's a hope in bear months?

While I don't trust the government and understand that those in power will always want more power, I have a hard time believing in most grand conspiracies. I kept an open mind about 9/11 being an inside job but never saw any evidence that convinced me. One big one for me was when Sarah Palin's personal e-mail was hacked and released to the world. Reading through them it was exactly like you would expect of a candidate running for office...e-mails to various people asking for support and other every day type of stuff. Sure you could say she had some alternative means of communication for talking to her fellow conspirators...but I just don't see it.

One of the biggest reasons I don't believe the all powerful government conspiracy is because I've worked for the government for the past 20 years and the incompetence within is mind blowing. It is very much built into the system to reward incompetence. To think that anyone involved in the government is an evil mastermind would require that they be a mastermind in the first place...and they just do not exist. And if they do, the motivation is to go into private industry where that is rewarded.

I'm not saying I'm not smart, but I acknowledge that I'm one of the laziest people you'd ever meet (at least after 20 years in government). I likely would not have done very well in the private sector. Or rather, I may have done better starting out in that sector. I realized early on that productivity is definitely not rewarded. Staying under the radar and having the right buzzwords in your resume is all you need. I also claimed to be a Native American (which I am...born and raised).

Powerful stuff! I hope it's true.