'The Simpsons' know who Satoshi Nakamoto is!

[Renampun]

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?

I just realized that many of the predictions in this Simpson come true, the question is how can?
I am curious that maybe later there will be an episode where they make Satoshi show himself in public with strong evidence. *only hope from me 'lol'

[Bilgent]

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?

I'd also very like to learn like many people who really Satoshi Nakamoto is. But I don't think that they actually know that.    It must have been just for fun that they said they know who Satoshi is but they are not telling. I know that The Simpsons has guessed incredible things correctly so far but I don't think this is also one of them.

[Shasha80]

I never take all the predictions of the Simpsons cartoon seriously, because the Simpsons show is only a comedy to entertain the audience.
So I never took any of the predictions in the Simpsons seriously, although many articles that say the predictions of the Simpsons are mostly
correct. To me it's just a coincidence, because I don't believe the Simpsons creators have the ability to know the future. But if there are people
who do believe the creators of the Simpsons know that Satoshi Nakamoto's identity is their right, but until now I still don't believe it.

[very_452001]

The simpsons will make a comeback to streaming services instead of TV I guess not too far off.

Of course one of the episodes will have special guest Satoshi Nakamoto himself once Bitcoin hits mainstream 

[very_452001]

Okay jokes and banter aside lets stick to this serious topic:

In mathematics there's this field called 'Theory of Probability'.

For me to randomly guess a random number between 1-10 and get it right 10 times in a row when I ask someone to think of a random number between 1-10 without telling me is like 1 in 1million I believe (someone check the math), which mathematicians call it near 0 chance aka impossible unless I'm some magician or something lol.

The Simpsons predicted so many things that came true and there predictions are like 1 in a million not like 1 in 10 and they got them right consistently which is impossible when looked at a mathematical view.

I'm sure even mathematician Satoshi himself will be surprised on The Simpsons predictions that came correct.

Sure there's predictions in Simpsons that haven't happened yet like aliens visiting and taking over the earth lol or Robots Ai taking over or time travel or clones or whatever the episodes has shown but just because it has never happened yet doesn't mean it can be ruled out. Also remember scientists say we are not alone in the universe  

[hector3115]

The Simpsons is not a crystal ball, you shouldn't expect more than just coincidences from them.

[goldade]

It is true many of the Simpsons predictions have come true. I remember a time I saw an article about how more than 18 predictions made by the Simpsons have come true. It is certain we cannot write all these off as mere coincidence  but how they come about it, one cannot say.
Judging by past predictions and accurate fulfillments of these predictions, it is important that one does not write this particular one off because it might be true.
I, however, think if Satoshi doesn't want to reveal himself or themselves (if it's a group of people) then we shouldn't bother investigating. Let's just remain grateful for the invention of bitcoin.

[Kittygalore]

The simpsons will make a comeback to streaming services instead of TV I guess not too far off.

Of course one of the episodes will have special guest Satoshi Nakamoto himself once Bitcoin hits mainstream 

You still think that the real satoshi will become a special guest huh? Bitcoin in my opinion already has hit the mainstream so I think satoshi showed himself a long time ago. Most of the Simpsons' episode in streaming services are cropped so I think a lot wouldn't enjoy the subtle censorship that is in the streaming services, they don't need a comeback, they have been here for a long time and I don't think that this is the time that they are going to end.

[mk4]

It is true many of the Simpsons predictions have come true. I remember a time I saw an article about how more than 18 predictions made by the Simpsons have come true. It is certain we cannot write all these off as mere coincidence  but how they come about it, one cannot say.

They aren't even 'predictions' to start with. They just created thousands and thousands of skits concerning lots and lots of peoples and places and it's just the case that some events happen somewhat similarly to the skits they made.

Look, if it's the case that in a certain movie a meteor crashed into the antarctic sea and 5 years later it actually happened in real life, does it mean that the movie director "predicted" it?

[very_452001]

The predictions in the Simpsons are specific predictions instead of general obvious predictions that can apply to anything.

For example a general obvious prediction I can make now is by the year 3000 there will be flying cars. I'm 99% sure that I be right on this prediction or my prediction might happen earlier than the year 3000.

However Simpsons predictions are specific like for example where they will show a car manufacturer logo on a flying car shown in one of the episode where no car company has this logo today, the car company doesn't exist today but come year 3000 and people will see the exact same car logo on flying cars that was aired and shown in a Simpsons episode a 1000 years ago created by a future car company that we don't know about.

The mathematical probability of getting this prediction is like 1 in a zillion, negligible not considered aka impossible.

If you look at it at a mathematical point of view its near 0 chance impossible.

If you look at it a scientific point of view then it simply cannot be explained unless the future flying car company ceo watched 1000 year old simpsons episodes and decided to copyright the car logo from that episode which doesn't add up.

Having 1 or 2 coincidences is possible but having dozens of coincidences is questionable.

[dothebeats]

The Simpsons is notorious for predicting some iconic scenes in history, though I think they're just playing when they placed that message on of the episodes. At this point, if they turn out to be correct (which I know they aren't), I'll be damn sure to pray to the Simpsons gods that are the writers and producers. With the anonymity Satoshi paired with his work, I doubt people would ever find the person/people behind the persona unless they themselves come forward and reveal themselves.

[ethereumhunter]

The simpsons will make a comeback to streaming services instead of TV I guess not too far off.

Of course one of the episodes will have special guest Satoshi Nakamoto himself once Bitcoin hits mainstream 

I guess we can wait for that episode if we want to know who is Satoshi Nakamoto

I wonder that will be not a popular person that we already knew because Satoshi Nakamoto is not one person only and they work in a group that separates in many places.

But I do not watch The Simpsons too often, so I do not know much about the serials.

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

The Simpsons is notorious for predicting some iconic scenes in history, though I think they're just playing when they placed that message on of the episodes. At this point, if they turn out to be correct (which I know they aren't), I'll be damn sure to pray to the Simpsons gods that are the writers and producers. With the anonymity Satoshi paired with his work, I doubt people would ever find the person/people behind the persona unless they themselves come forward and reveal themselves.

Well, the Simpsons respect people in a way so I don't think that they are going to delve deeper into satoshi's identity because that is an insensitive thing to do to be honest, prying on the privacy of the people and making them exposed without their consent. It has been ten years or so since satoshi has gone dark and the remaining trail to his/her identity is definitely going to be cold so I think that no one is going to be able to know who satoshi really is.

[bakasabo]

It is true many of the Simpsons predictions have come true. I remember a time I saw an article about how more than 18 predictions made by the Simpsons have come true. It is certain we cannot write all these off as mere coincidence  but how they come about it, one cannot say.

They aren't even 'predictions' to start with. They just created thousands and thousands of skits concerning lots and lots of peoples and places and it's just the case that some events happen somewhat similarly to the skits they made.

Look, if it's the case that in a certain movie a meteor crashed into the antarctic sea and 5 years later it actually happened in real life, does it mean that the movie director "predicted" it?

Same goes with all these Bitcoin price predictors. They just make 100 predictions with $1000 difference and announce them from time to time. Or simply name a random number. But when the price reaches their number, they start saying "look, I was right" or "I told you".

Simpsons already have 700 episodes. That is thousands and thousands of life situations and no wonder some of them identical with real life situations.

Satoshi Nakamoto is Professor Frink !

[pooya87]

Having 1 or 2 coincidences is possible but having dozens of coincidences is questionable.

You have to calculate the success rate not just focus on how many of their guesses came true.
For example if I make 10 guesses in total and 9 of them come true, I have a success rate of 90% but if I had made 1 million guesses and only 9 of them came true I have a success rate of 0.0009%.
That's what these shows are, they make some educated guesses about the future based on what is going on in the world and some of them come true that were usually easy to guess too and most remain jokes.

[Kakmakr]

I think the producers of "The Simpsons" create so much content that the percentage of accurate predictions will go up as they create more and more content.    You only need a wild imagination and a lot of luck to make some good predictions.

They have used almost all the relevant and current topics to boost their creativity, so they running out of controversial issues to give us more entertainment. Every episode is jam packed with laughs... and excellent angles to every topic... so it was just a question of time before they picked Bitcoin and Satoshi Nakamoto.

 

[lifeforcepools]

No one knows who Satoshi is, including the Simpsons.

[7788bitcoin]

The Simpsons predicted so many things that came true and there predictions are like 1 in a million not like 1 in 10 and they got them right consistently which is impossible when looked at a mathematical view.

I'm sure even mathematician Satoshi himself will be surprised on The Simpsons predictions that came correct.

Sure there's predictions in Simpsons that haven't happened yet like aliens visiting and taking over the earth lol or Robots Ai taking over or time travel or clones or whatever the episodes has shown but just because it has never happened yet doesn't mean it can be ruled out. Also remember scientists say we are not alone in the universe  

The Simpsons is one of my favorite shows and the most daring one was Donald Trump becoming the president in my opinion and the script writers are up to date with the current affairs to mix with the fun and so is the reason it is one of the funniest shows ever and the probability of predictions are slim but the things they predicted were outlandish at that time but it became a reality. But identifying Satoshi is the most talked about topic and it is not a big surprise that they included that in their script.

[Dutchyyy]

In an episode from the eighth season, “My Sister, My Sitter,” first aired on 2 March 1997, the show neatly presents Homer and Marge on a date outside the ‘Crypto Barn’, outside of which a slogan casually states, “A place for codes.”



The TV show really has a lot of things that remain a mystery how they knew them and why they show them that way.

[tabas]

I've watched that episode I think and that note can be subjective to the viewers. But no one really knows who's satoshi and despite many of the episodes of the show were like predictions, that's not going to be taken from them.
But what I like on that episode was that they've shown the possible price of bitcoin in the future. IIRC if that's the right episode that I've watched.