Compilation:The most stupid questions about Satoshi...

[coin-investor]

I am sick and tired of the amount of stupid questions regarding Satoshi Nakamoto that gets posted on the forum everyday.This nonsense just keeps going on and on:
"What would Satoshi think about this?,What would Satoshi think about that?"Is Satoshi a gay?"Is Satoshi a woman?""Is Satoshi  the NSA?"...
STFU people!We can't answer these questions because we are NOT the one and only Satoshi Nakamoto and we can't look inside his mind.

Can you add your mindless question to the list?

The list will be endless because we can think of every possible question, because he has not left us any clue of his identity so expect people to ask the most outrageous question about his identity from him being gay to being an extraterrestrial, but to me the most stupid question is: Is he Craig Wright, because he can never be Satoshi.

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[Pumared]

We can't answer these questions because we are NOT the one and only Satoshi Nakamoto and we can't look inside his mind.

More importantly: does it really matter what Satoshi thinks? Us hearing Satoshi's opinion on things would only do more harm than good. Surely one of the reasons why Satoshi preferred to stay hidden is to prevent bias when the community is debating on things(scaling solutions, etc).

I believe in this idea. He left because his opinions would be judged and debated, that is, Bitcoin would cease to be Bitcoin to be Satoshi. We would lose a big coin and win a man.

[pooya87]

people have always been so curious and sometimes hyped up about Satoshi and have always wanted to know more about this mysterious and anonymous entity so partly is understandable to see so many topics and questions rise discussing different things. but at times like this there is some drama in the social media (in this case with scammer known as Craig Wright who is pulling an identity fraud) there is more interest in discussing about Satoshi so we keep seeing new topics pop up!

[jseverson]

Regardless if Satoshi actually knows the right solution to the scaling problem or not, I'm pretty sure this is the exact thing he doesn't want to happen; that we should listen to Satoshi just because he's the one who started bitcoin in the first place, therefore he's right. He wanted decentralization, and that's for both the technical and theoretical stuff.

To be fair, it would still be decentralized. People would still be free to disagree with him, and Bitcoin would still be open source (unless CSW really is Satoshi lmfao). The only difference would be that there will be a clear, albeit informal figurehead, and that there will be no arguments about which chain is "real". The prospect of a single person having that much clout is terrifying for sure, but it's not without advantages -- consensus would be easier to achieve, for example. It's also not like he could dictate what miners and nodes should do, so he won't be in complete control of the network.

I like where we are now, but it probably wouldn't be too bad if Satoshi stayed either. I personally would like to hear his thoughts, divisive as they may be.

[traderethereum]

That will always ask in many times because people have a big curious with something they don't know and they want to reveal who is Satoshi Nakamoto.
But I think we cannot find him if he doesn't want to show himself to the public.
He'd better stay from the public, and I think he doesn't like to be famous among the other people.
He prefers to stay in the dark.
I am sure that we have so many questions that need to be answered by him, but if he doesn't reveal himself, then we cannot get the right answer.