Some hard truth about Satoshi's identity

[Kprawn]

Your research and findings make for good reading but they serve no purpose.Even if we find which country Satoshi belongs to,locating his whereabouts is still not possible.

It does however serve a purpose for some people. Let's say you are a politician and you are part of some legislative council to decide if Bitcoin should

be regulated or not, or simply be banned. If the findings were valid, it could make this decision easy or more difficult. The origin of something, seems

to be very important to some people. We have spent Billions of dollars on space exploration and other technologies, to find the answer to the "Creator"

of the universe. 

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[MyBTT]

We was so proud that Satoshi was probably from the UK. But it seems not.

The hard truth is that Satoshi is "North American, " if that's still in question.

We took some time to analyse, simple grammatical structures used, in his various 575 variants of informal posts. Here what we found.

"'-disablesafemode,'", - post 1. English (UK) version - "-disablesafemode, "

"realized" - post 15. English (UK) version - "realised"

"criticized" - post 20. English (UK) version - "criticised"

"minimized" - post 525. English (UK) version - "minimised"

I'm certain we could use this same trick to triangulate his location, but, that task is for someone else to accomplish - if at all necessary.

this one what i never think before,such great idea finding satoshi nakamoto's real identity by analyzing his code,but do you ever realize some people do use mixed accent for speaking?

Lol that is very true. And when they are talking on a call, they could use a voice modifier.

[MyBTT]

Honestly i dont care about satoshis identity does not matter how rich he is or how many BTC he have

and i dont understand why people are after his identity ?

If satoshi doesn't want to reveal his identity, then why should he. People need to realise this.

[arbitrage]

Probably he wants to stay anonymous, who know why but those are his reasons.
I don't know why people even wants to know who is he..

[justspare]

Probably he wants to stay anonymous, who know why but those are his reasons.
I don't know why people even wants to know who is he..

He definitely wants to stay anonymous. If he didn't want to, he would have already revealed his identity.

[Shrinath]

With regard to the intensive and intrinsic research over the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto's I don't think it could provide enough evidence to prove someone is from North America. It can be an intentional change to hide the actual identity. I feel it is all the more important for us to study the effects of Bitcoin on human society and find out remedies to help reorganize the structure of the virtual currency to benefit the human society as a whole.

[irinalevina456]

Now Many think How to make money on the Internet and so I recommend investing only invest in proven projects.

[Cryptonairesco]

Might be me; but it would look as if he is a programmer that probably writes a lot of notes in his preferred text editor. Yes with a few text worthy typos.


FROM WHAT WE KNOW IM BETTING HE WAS A LINUX OR BSD USER!

[matipoto]

With regard to the intensive and intrinsic research over the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto's I don't think it could provide enough evidence to prove someone is from North America. It can be an intentional change to hide the actual identity. I feel it is all the more important for us to study the effects of Bitcoin on human society and find out remedies to help reorganize the structure of the virtual currency to benefit the human society as a whole.

I agree, I think it's very difficult to determine his identity with this type of information. And anyway, my thoughts are that it's probably a group of people who have written the Bitcoin whitepaper...

[Chrystora123]

We was so proud that Satoshi was probably from the UK. But it seems not.

The hard truth is that Satoshi is "North American, " if that's still in question.

We took some time to analyse, simple grammatical structures used, in his various 575 variants of informal posts. Here what we found.

'"-disablesafemode",' - post 1. English (UK) version - "-disablesafemode, "

"realized" - post 15. English (UK) version - "realised"

"criticized" - post 20. English (UK) version - "criticised"

"minimized" - post 525. English (UK) version - "minimised"

I'm certain we could use this same trick to triangulate his location, but, that task is for someone else to accomplish - if at all necessary.

Edit...

if you check his white paper that is not confined to the crappy web browser racist spellchecker.. where it gives us UK folk more freedom to talk how we brits want. then you will see that he writes like a brit.

From bitcoin.pdf at bitcoin. org

"realizes" — English (UK) version — "realises"

"characterized"— English (UK) version — "characterised"

'"tape",' — English (UK) version — "tape,"

"we propose a solution to the double-spending problem using a peer-to-peer distributed" - use of we (group of people)

"we propose begins with a timestamp server" - use of we (group of people)

"we will need to use a proof-of-work system similar to Adam Back's Hashcash [6]," - use of we (group of people)

"we don't care about later attempts to double-spend" - use of we (group of people)

"We define an electronic coin as a chain of digital signatures." - use of we (group of people)

We did not find any evidence of the letter I; The final references on the white paper suggests someone else "we, " was involved in the research and documentation of this paper — at least someone that seems to be from UK.

this still can not be made as a reference someone comes from where, many things are made into consideration,
what if he uses tools such as Google translator