'The Simpsons' know who Satoshi Nakamoto is!

[very_452001]

Most of their predictions within past decades have come true to this present day. Its like the producers of this popular cartoon tv show have a crystal ball or something.

In one scene in a episode I don't know which season it shows a crypto holder buying a jet ski with a device that looks like a ledger nano or hardware wallet or whatever. The crypto holder must be rich to walk in a shop and buy his own jet ski lol.

But in that episode the producers wrote a message on screen saying they know who Satoshi Nakamoto is  

I believe in a future episode they will reveal who Satoshi is when Btc at its price peak or something, who knows?

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[mk4]

I'm guessing that this is the video you're referring to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsbLJVMC9nI

And you're referring to this exact part:

..then I'm pretty sure that wasn't meant to be taken seriously.

[crwth]

It's fun to see and take what the Simpsons have done over the years. It's just unexplainable, but having accurate predictions multiple times has everyone thinking that he is a time traveler. I know that I shouldn't believe something like that, but is it always a coincidence? How lucky are they?

This is a link in which they have predicted something 18 times.

https://www.businessinsider.com/the-simpsons-is-good-at-predicting-the-future-2016-11

We will never know but the next correct one could be an asset's price like BTC on what it could become when Satoshi is known. It's always going to be a great topic to be conversed about.

[very_452001]

I'm guessing that this is the video you're referring to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsbLJVMC9nI

And you're referring to this exact part:

..then I'm pretty sure that wasn't meant to be taken seriously.

Why would the creators and producers of the show write that last sentence lol.

So many things Simpsons has predicted in the past that has come true which is strange or a bunch of coincidences that matches the same mathematical probability of impossible  

In this scene they not predicting, they claim they know 

[Kemarit]

It's fun to see and take what the Simpsons have done over the years. It's just unexplainable, but having accurate predictions multiple times has everyone thinking that he is a time traveler. I know that I shouldn't believe something like that, but is it always a coincidence? How lucky are they?

This is a link in which they have predicted something 18 times.

https://www.businessinsider.com/the-simpsons-is-good-at-predicting-the-future-2016-11

We will never know but the next correct one could be an asset's price like BTC on what it could become when Satoshi is known. It's always going to be a great topic to be conversed about.

Exactly, we have seen the producers or at least someone from behind to really have some predictions that really happened and that's why we love this show.

However, it's probably coincidence or just the writer is a visionary. LOL. But I doubt that they know who Satoshi is, but still another good publicity for us, for Bitcoin as The Simpsons is one of the most watch shows in the US and other territories.

[mk4]

Why would the creators and producers of the show write that last sentence lol.

Because The Simpsons in it's entirety is a comedy show and they make such banters all the time.

So many things Simpsons has predicted in the past that has come true which is strange or a bunch of coincidences that matches the same mathematical probability of impossible 

In this scene they not predicting, they claim they know 

Tinfoil hat and conspiracy theories aside, ok let's assume they actually predicted a lot of stuff. Does it mean that literally everything they put in the show is 100% true and or is going to happen? Nope.

[Welsh]

Nothing more than coincidence their past "predictions". Sure, there's been some pretty good likeliness when it comes to certain events, but we as people are pattern recognizing machines, and therefore we pick out what is familiar in a scene, and relate it back, but ignore much of what doesn't match up. Simpsons, has very likely made several other scenes which may have "predicted" something in another alternate timeline, but if the above post is correct about having predicted things 18 times (this is likely subjective too) compared with the amount of seasons that Simpsons has; which is around 32-35 seasons, with over 700 episodes in total, they've only have 18 scenes which show a likeness to real world events. Considering the creative freedom that a show like Simpsons has, its expected that they'll have these sort of "predictions". Especially, considering how broad some of these predictions are. For example, the horse meat "scandal" was something talked about before it was proven. The auto correct is something which is quite easy to think of. My point is, none of these were particularly outlandish. The equation on the board was probably the most impressive one. However, I wouldn't say most of these are particularly impressive when you consider 700 episodes total, much more scenes than that, and only "18" predicted scenarios. I do believe a few people compared Anthony Joshua VS Andy Ruiz to the scene in The Simpsons where Homer becomes a professional boxer too. Of course, its only so much alike, and not completely accurate down to every level, something which is often overlooked.

However, like I've mentioned there are some instances where its pretty crazy how they predicted it or lead to believe they have some sort of insider knowledge. The Higgs boson equation having being the most impressive. However, getting back on topic I don't think Matt Groaning, and his team actually have much insider knowledge at all, and they are now playing up to the fans by taking part in the "The Simpsons predicts things" movement. So, it goes without saying I don't think they know who Satoshi is, and I don't think it'll ever be revealed in their episodes. They have basically planted the seed in which if they do somehow make a prediction on who Satoshi is, then it will be trending everywhere, and everyone will want to watch The Simpsons from now on for fear of missing out. Although, if nothing happens, and they don't make the prediction it will simply be forgotten with no reputation loss, or viewership loss. Hence, its smart for producers to do this sort of thing.

As for other shows making "predictions" I expect Black Mirror to be one that predicts a lot of things in the future.

[Twentyonepaylots]

You have to remember to take every "predictions" the Simpsons makes with a grain of salt. Not all the times do they get things right, and upon my close observation, these predictions so to speak are nothing short of people just trying their hardest to connect two inconsequential things to one another. So yeah, they may or may not know who Satoshi is. They may or may haven't aired this episode with the thought of tipping off who Satoshi is or at least what he's up to. Everything is a big guess game.

[remotemass]

Maybe they will tell if Satoshi Nakamoto is a: He/She/It/Them

[Darker45]

Why would the creators and producers of the show write that last sentence lol.

Why wouldn't they? In a sitcom such as the The Simpsons, they can write about anything, as in anything, sky's the limit, from sarcasm to political criticism to below-the-belt jokes and so on.

So many things Simpsons has predicted in the past that has come true which is strange or a bunch of coincidences that matches the same mathematical probability of impossible  

In this scene they not predicting, they claim they know  

Seriously, did you do the arithmetic? They've been on air for decades with hundreds and hundreds of episodes. It is not really unimaginable that certain portions of some of their stories have somehow coincidentally predicted what's to happen in the future.

But credit goes to the show's writers over the years. They seem to be well-informed and up-to-date that they often come up with relevant satires in their stories.

[electronicash]

they've been doing that since time even the presidency of trump is often looked at like they predicted it. It's a show more like a family guy full of dark humor and exaggerations. this isn't going to end up as a conspiracy theory thread. i hope not. but yes if they know then let's just wait for another episode about it maybe they will reveal it later but proving someone is satoshi will be another story. 

[remotemass]

I (myself) have a high profile for being Satoshi Nakamoto since I am a computer scientist and OOP programmer and did file a patent in the UK in 2007 related to 'digital cash money' that shows some insight into the future and inception of bitcoin.
https://www.ipo.gov.uk/p-find-publication-getPDF.pdf?PatentNo=GB2456000&DocType=A&JournalNumber=6267
Also, my Paypal account handle is: 'mymondex' which relates to a Mastercard technology (back in 2007) along ideas of a New World Order.

I'm not Satoshi, though.

[hd49728]

None of us know who is real Satoshi Nakamoto. If I know about him in real identity, as a person, I will not disclose about that. I will become a target of social media, correspondents. All for those attacks are risky and not good for my privacy. If I have a family, I will have to protect not only me but also other members in my family.

Many investigations on real identity of satoshi but all end with failures.
I gathered every Satoshi Nakamoto thread.

[yazher]

they've been doing that since time even the presidency of trump is often looked at like they predicted it. It's a show more like a family guy full of dark humor and exaggerations. this isn't going to end up as a conspiracy theory thread. i hope not. but yes if they know then let's just wait for another episode about it maybe they will reveal it later but proving someone is satoshi will be another story. 

I think they just put some taste at the current trend and the way they predict some things in the future is not really important because they might have just accidentally put it that way without any means of predicting things. I mean they were just going with the flow with their show and some people just out of the universe when seeing things through that show. Come on guys there's no way those shows will tell us who the real Satoshi Nakamoto is. If this news will spread out they will break some record of their show cause millions of people will try to watch in the next episode to know more about these so-called predictions.

[Lorence.xD]

Do you have a proof of that episode? I mean almost anything that came out of the Simpsons are either photoshopped to look like they predicted the future, not saying that they don't really predict the future but there has been a lot of manipulated images to make it look like it predicted something. Remember that the show is a satire so it might be making fun of the people that wants to know the identity of satoshi in the first place.

[pooya87]

It is Zoidberg. He came from future(ama) to create Bitcoin then went back to the year 3000. He is living like a bum because one day he was hungry and ate his private keys.

[davis196]

Most of their predictions within past decades have come true to this present day. Its like the producers of this popular cartoon tv show have a crystal ball or something.

In one scene in a episode I don't know which season it shows a crypto holder buying a jet ski with a device that looks like a ledger nano or hardware wallet or whatever. The crypto holder must be rich to walk in a shop and buy his own jet ski lol.

But in that episode the producers wrote a message on screen saying they know who Satoshi Nakamoto is  

I believe in a future episode they will reveal who Satoshi is when Btc at its price peak or something, who knows?

1.This is a joke.
2.Since when the Bitcoin price is impacted by what's being said in a TV show like "The Simpsons"?

"The Simpsons" had predicted the Trump presidency(which is a coincidence) and they predicted something like a virus pandemic,which was pretty much expected,a virus can be spread pretty easily in the modern globalized world.
What the creators of "The Simpsons" are doing is something like "we know who killed JFK,but we won't tell you" type of joke.Not funny at all.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Most of their predictions within past decades have come true to this present day. Its like the producers of this popular cartoon tv show have a crystal ball or something.

They actually did some pretty weird predictions with coronavirus, Trump, September 11 attacks and Lady Gaga. They predicted 9/11 before 09/11/2001 and the place where the coronavirus started in China. I have no idea how they've "guessed" these.

But in that episode the producers wrote a message on screen saying they know who Satoshi Nakamoto is 

If your scene is on the youtube link, mk4 shared, then no. It wasn't to be taken seriously. I don't understand why they chose Sheldon Cooper (from Big Bang Theory) to represent what's cryptocurrency. Although, there was an episode of Big Bang Theory dedicated to bitcoin.

I believe in a future episode they will reveal who Satoshi is when Btc at its price peak or something, who knows?

I hope they will make fun of Craig Wright! 

[AniviaBtc]

I'm guessing that this is the video you're referring to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsbLJVMC9nI

And you're referring to this exact part:

..then I'm pretty sure that wasn't meant to be taken seriously.

Why would the creators and producers of the show write that last sentence lol.

So many things Simpsons has predicted in the past that has come true which is strange or a bunch of coincidences that matches the same mathematical probability of impossible  

In this scene they not predicting, they claim they know 

Maybe the creator of Simpson is just assuming that he knew who is the real Satoshi because even I can say who's Satoshi even if I really don't just to hype people.

World is full of coincidences, luck, and serendipity so it is not that certain that Simpsons can predict everything.

Don't stress yourself too much thinking about who is the real person behind the name Satoshi because that will not help you improve in the market effectively. The Simpson can predict some scenarios but not all the time so it is still a coincidence and full of uncertainty. Don't believe on something you see online, and don't be fooled by animated show's predictions.

[uneng]

Nothing more than coincidence their past "predictions". Sure, there's been some pretty good likeliness when it comes to certain events, but we as people are pattern recognizing machines, and therefore we pick out what is familiar in a scene, and relate it back, but ignore much of what doesn't match up. Simpsons, has very likely made several other scenes which may have "predicted" something in another alternate timeline, but if the above post is correct about having predicted things 18 times (this is likely subjective too) compared with the amount of seasons that Simpsons has; which is around 32-35 seasons, with over 700 episodes in total, they've only have 18 scenes which show a likeness to real world events. Considering the creative freedom that a show like Simpsons has, its expected that they'll have these sort of "predictions". Especially, considering how broad some of these predictions are. For example, the horse meat "scandal" was something talked about before it was proven. The auto correct is something which is quite easy to think of. My point is, none of these were particularly outlandish. The equation on the board was probably the most impressive one. However, I wouldn't say most of these are particularly impressive when you consider 700 episodes total, much more scenes than that, and only "18" predicted scenarios. I do believe a few people compared Anthony Joshua VS Andy Ruiz to the scene in The Simpsons where Homer becomes a professional boxer too. Of course, its only so much alike, and not completely accurate down to every level, something which is often overlooked.

However, like I've mentioned there are some instances where its pretty crazy how they predicted it or lead to believe they have some sort of insider knowledge. The Higgs boson equation having being the most impressive. However, getting back on topic I don't think Matt Groaning, and his team actually have much insider knowledge at all, and they are now playing up to the fans by taking part in the "The Simpsons predicts things" movement. So, it goes without saying I don't think they know who Satoshi is, and I don't think it'll ever be revealed in their episodes. They have basically planted the seed in which if they do somehow make a prediction on who Satoshi is, then it will be trending everywhere, and everyone will want to watch The Simpsons from now on for fear of missing out. Although, if nothing happens, and they don't make the prediction it will simply be forgotten with no reputation loss, or viewership loss. Hence, its smart for producers to do this sort of thing.

As for other shows making "predictions" I expect Black Mirror to be one that predicts a lot of things in the future.

Yes, they shoot in all directions with hundreds of bullets, so it's normal they will hit some real things, although most of the shoots will be missed.
The Simpsons TV show works with subliminal message strategy. After an event happens in reality the fans start digging Simpsons' episodes to create a correlation between the event in real life and the TV show episode. Aware of it, Simpsons' directors added the message *we know who Satoshi is*, so if someday Satoshi's identity is revealed fans will find an *evidence* in this Simpsons' episode that will proove they predicted it before everyone else.