My investigation on satoshi

[gmaxwell]

It's easy to find the s spellings and bloody as in intensifier in the writing of Americans, especially easy if they intentionally adopting a different style.  I wouldn't read too much into stuff like this.

[PrimeNumber7]

This has been studied extensively.

The UK is not the only country that uses the dialect you describe. Australia is another country that uses a similar English dialect.

I would argue that this gives credence to CSW being satoshi. With that being said, there is also plenty of other evidence that suggests that CSW is not satoshi. Although it is difficult to prove a negative, I would say it is all but certain that CSW is in fact not satoshi, at least in my eyes (the evidence is overwhelming IMO).

As others have mentioned, it is possible this is all misdirection. IIRC, satoshi's posts were consistent with him living in the US, on the east coast, or having a similar sleep schedule as someone who lives there.

[Pmalek]

As others have mentioned, it is possible this is all misdirection. IIRC, satoshi's posts were consistent with him living in the US, on the east coast, or having a similar sleep schedule as someone who lives there.

Both the east coast and west coast make more sense to me than England. I just can't imagine that someone works throughout the night, rests for a few hours during the day, and continues his work from 13:00/14:00 and until early morning. Seems like a very unhealthy lifestyle.

Why are you ruling out the west coast? is it because if he was located there, he would have started working at 06:00 in the morning on average?

[BlackHatCoiner]

- He referred to inputs and outputs as inpoints and outpoints. Does anyone know when and why these terms were changed to inputs and outputs?

He did refer them as inputs and outputs on the whitepaper:

Normally there will be either a single input from a larger previous transaction or multiple inputs combining smaller amounts, and at most two outputs: one for the payment, and one returning the change, if any, back to the sender.

After all, I think you've made a really good job on your research. Although, I still have my doubts that he was living in London while he was working on it. I like reading more about satoshi, though. It reminds me how genius this guy was. I wonder how much he had analyzed his movements and where is he today. I don't know how it feels when everyone admires you but they don't know you. Either great or terrible.

[aoluain]

Of course, it could all be misdirection.  A deliberate effort to obscure their identity.  Maybe they changed the settings on their spellchecker so they didn't have to make a conscious effort to remember to change all the spellings manually each time they posted.

Of course, if the great Satoshi was able to give us Bitcoin,
He/She/They were more than capable of being and remaining anonymous.

2 strokes of genius ! Just brilliant.

[spin]

I would also like to point out he whole Commonwealth also mostly use British English.  But sometimes it might also have mixed usage.

[MAAManda]

Hello Pmalek, This is the translation about your thread, hope you enjoy it...

Investigasiku Tentang Satoshi Oleh Pmalek

[Pmalek]

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