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[saybia]

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[franky1]

well when you have over a dozen people walking all over your lawn, al yielding camera's and shouting at you to make a statement, following you in your car hounding you.

wouldnt you be nervous,

atleast he had something to eat to settle his stomach and had a sitdown with just one reporter beside him.

im sorry to use the following example
if you dont believe me that mob mentality of media can make even the most innocent of guys nervous for no reason, check out Princess diana's driver. he got so nervous by all the media surrounding the car, he ended up crashing it.

[Lauda]

No, this isn't correct.

[hmmmm]

Yeah, but thankfully Princess Diana's driver had a few drinks to settle his nerves.

[CryptoPanda]

Yeah, but thankfully Princess Diana's driver had a few drinks to settle his nerves.

I know it's bad but this is so funny

[Honeypot]

well when you have over a dozen people walking all over your lawn, al yielding camera's and shouting at you to make a statement, following you in your car hounding you.

wouldnt you be nervous,

atleast he had something to eat to settle his stomach and had a sitdown with just one reporter beside him.

im sorry to use the following example
if you dont believe me that mob mentality of media can make even the most innocent of guys nervous for no reason, check out Princess diana's driver. he got so nervous by all the media surrounding the car, he ended up crashing it.

Nervous? How about a fist to the face to wake them up?

What right does the fuckin media have to go barging into anyone's home and start asking questions?

[ebliever]

I doubt if it is possible for anyone, "expert" or otherwise, to distinguish between body language cues (nervousness) caused by a media frenzy (especially if you are shy), and concerns about being outed as the creator of Bitcoin.

[lm2f]

Hummmmmm, a fake currency that know one knows who created it, sounds like garbage to me.

[2tights]

well when you have over a dozen people walking all over your lawn, al yielding camera's and shouting at you to make a statement, following you in your car hounding you.

wouldnt you be nervous,

atleast he had something to eat to settle his stomach and had a sitdown with just one reporter beside him.

im sorry to use the following example
if you dont believe me that mob mentality of media can make even the most innocent of guys nervous for no reason, check out Princess diana's driver. he got so nervous by all the media surrounding the car, he ended up crashing it.

Everyone knows that princess dianne's death was a murder in retaliation for her being engaged to Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed, and they couldn't have their royal name tarnished any further.

[2tights]

I doubt if it is possible for anyone, "expert" or otherwise, to distinguish between body language cues (nervousness) caused by a media frenzy (especially if you are shy), and concerns about being outed as the creator of Bitcoin.

I watched the video and I see a few nervous ticks, but mostly I think he's being a bit over confident with his remarks, almost casual. This situation is anything but a casual one, so to be falsely showing a calm, casual demeanor I'd say it's a misleading tactic.

He acts like he's a pleasant passenger on a guided tour... weird. Or maybe the other guys is right and he's playing it cool so he can get that free sushi, I dunno.

[S4VV4S]

Hummmmmm, a fake currency that know one knows who created it, sounds like garbage to me.

What a troll!!!!

And to answer to one of your other posts, YES I CAN BUY NEXT WEEKS GROCERIES USING BITCOINS!!!!

TROLL!

[chinacoinbase]

i watched two times, I found he use his finger  touch glass and  head two times,  maybe he know something, but..........

[porcupine87]

A person, who want to hide his identity would not agree to an interview just a couple of hours after the publication of the article... This makes no sence. And hey, who would not be a little nervous in his situation. He might be the real Satoshi and just playing dumb, but I don't think so. He doesn't look like the kind of guy we are looking for...

[HorseCoin]

if he said he created it, i think he'd have to commit seppuku   

[MatTheCat]

Yeah, but thankfully Princess Diana's driver had a few drinks to settle his nerves.

And an SAS flash bang to calm his eyesight.

[2tights]

Yeah, but thankfully Princess Diana's driver had a few drinks to settle his nerves.

And an SAS flash bang to calm his eyesight.

+1 thread hijacking underway in 4, 3, 2... LoL

[Lethn]

The press, seriously need to get a life, I wonder how many peoples' lives they've ruined trying to catch the 'real' Satoshi Nakamato? If anything I bet he's going to be as smart and difficult to catch as Roadrunner.

[mz1000]

i watched two times, I found he use his finger  touch glass and  head two times,  maybe he know something, but..........

Not so long ago i was sat at a desk talking to someone and i noticed i was touching my nose and my mouth when answering some of their questions. This wasn't because i was lying, i was simply a little unconfortable and do that sort of thing quite often anyway.
Oneday i was sat with my arms folded whislt talking, not because i was being closed or defensive. I was just cold.
People read into simple body language way too much sometimes.

[LiteCoinGuy]

everyone would be nervous in this situation 

[Cryptedge]

Yeah, because Satoshi Nakomoto, whom everyone knows put forth an enormous effort to use a pseudonym, also used his real name.

The world is filled with idiots. There is also a clear concerted effort to destroy cryptocurrencies currently with all these hack attacks on these exchanges.