He is not mentioning Segwit, your imagination thinks like that.
According to your logic all hardware and exchange users will lose their coins when LN goes down.
Stop spreading FUD, take a crypto holiday.

Is he saying use a legacy address just in case?

I like Absinthe ( green candles, green drink, you clever   ) very much but as you correctly noticed that is one of those drinks that gives me Fear and Loathing in LV kind of experiences.
I will try this Lagavulin, I love smokey both in flavour and taste

I believe trolls only play at being glib neo-fascists for rhetorical effort. There aren't as many real people here expressing genuine opinions as you'd think, is my guess.
 

He is referring to the Five Eyes Intelligence Agencies that with Alexander Downer provided information to the FBI (Emails Papalopoloss or whateva)
Australian politicians involved in foreign elections

Alexander Downer (AUS UK ambassador) also gave 25 Million taxpayer dollars  to the Clinton Foundation
Julia Gillard (AUS Prime minister) 75 Million taxpayer dollars  to the Clinton Foundation

Did you see that troll today with pour (tweet)  
damn that was funny, nearly every spellcheck nazi fell for it  

still hilarious

I think this is a brillant commercial idea and nothing more.
In any case I'm curious about the book and I'd like to read it

I will neither confirm nor deny if that is the correct answer. The question is intentionally cryptic and one that only the real Satoshi might answer to me forthright.

However, why would Satoshi want to build a Bitcoin Bank - when Bitcoin itself is essentially a fully decentralized banking system.

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I discovered bitcoin.org (and this forum) through a very random and extensive search for 'currency' and 'digital cash'. In this regard I was not a developer or someone that Satoshi attracted to the project through the cypherpunks mailing list etc., Thus my private / encrypted text conversations with Satoshi were equally random. They have never been shared anywhere and no logs exist at my end.

I could read and write (bad) code at that time, having participated in various TH poker robots, MT4 forex software and by just simply being a Linux user. I knew the software 'worked'. I ran two full Bitcoin nodes from my home in the UK and mined 24/7 - I was excited and enthused with the bitcoin project to begin with and proceeded with extensive TE advertising under my own volition.

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=45.msg559#msg559
If anyone saw that TE banner on the internet and found Bitcoin, it was probably promoted by myself.  

I recognized that the project might draw a critical mass through widespread adoption and I was of course 'invested' through the mining process. On this basis I calculated the number of users (nodes etc.,) and gave it some time. The level of adoption simply took much longer than I expected - probably due to the unique nature of the project. Unfortunately, I decided to sell my mined coins and to move onto other (supposedly more profitable) projects, at that time. I had some investors who did not fully understand what this project could become and I was pushed in other directions. Some personal circumstances also meant that I no longer had the time to tinker with this hobby / start-up.

I think I will post a screen shot of my old 'transfer' wallet so that people can understand just how invested I was at that time.

I did envisage a problem with circulation being very likely to out-strip supply and demand, thus potentially leaving the price in the doldrums, forever. I was also concerned that the government or relevant authorities would eventually try to shut it down (realize that this task would of been much much easier back then). I also considered issues with regards to scalability and to the finite supply - which I still do, "you cannot trade in diminishing intangibility", this does still become an issue when all bitcoin is mined (note that this effect will only be seen outside of our lifetimes, if at all).

One might consider myself as a segregated witness of bitcoin inception.

- https://youtu.be/RXMnDG3QzxE  

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EDIT: Unquestionably, for the community, the only real definitive proof of Satoshi is a signed and verifiable message and/or key.

But it is the wrong way to carry the "fight". Bitcoin needs to be adopted, that's all it needs to achieve its purpose.

I wonder how long until some Bitcoin Liberation Front emerges out all this shit and starts kidnapping banksters.... hmmm no, we don't need that shit. It's sad how all nice things end up being politicized for all sort of random purposes.