'The Simpsons' know who Satoshi Nakamoto is!

[buwaytress]

Hmm that Crypto Barn photo from the Simpsons isn't anything about cryptocurrency. You can actually google the definition for crypto and it's purely about cryptography. Which is, really not the same thing as blockchain-based assets (one can be the other, but the other is not necessarily the one).

You enter codes and get something. That's literally no different from entering coupon codes at a supermarket, it's some form of cryptography.

[Mr.sprin]

this is just one trick to distract Satoshi Nakamoto is untraceable and this mystery has not been solved for a long time. Many people claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto but there is no truth from them.

[nightxglow]

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.

Woah 18 times? it sounds crazy. I never really cared about those kind of things but now i think about it, it does seems suspicious. How can they be right for lots of things?
But well, i don't think they really know about satoshi. Might only be joking. Anyway, i think it should be the time to stop talking about satoshi, like, let him hide in peace. If he really want to come out, he would already right?

[Silberman]

So the replies I'm getting here is quantity increases the chances of correct predictions. For example lots of Simpsons episodes hence higher chance of correct predictions

But according to mathematical fundamentals and use of this logic that is for example if I buy a million lottery tickets then your saying I will win the lottery

Doesn't make sense.

The lottery is random numbers drawn, and lottery tickets are random guesses and millions and millions of lottery tickets are bought to guess and predict just 6 winning lottery numbers.

The Simpsons predictions are specific not 'Random'.

The thing is that the predictions are not as specific as you may think which definitely helps the chance of many of those predictions coming true, in the case of the episode where the Simpsons predict Trump will be president, Lisa only mentions the last name Trump, it could have been one of the children of Donald Trump, or just another person with that same last name, so as you can see as long as someone with the last name Trump became president in the future the prediction will be right, but since it was Donald Trump then it is given even more legitimacy since he is probably the most famous person with that last name.

[very_452001]

So they could know something, but maybe not I once published another story: The Bitcoin Story… mh, maybe

The Simpsons Story
The Simpsons has once again been found to predict the future.

As if it needed any more kudos for trendsetting, The Simpsons has once again been found to predict the future.

Video phones, robotic librarians, even horsemeat scandals have all been casually hinted at far ahead of their real-life appearances – and now, guess what has joined the canon of Simpsons predictions.

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.”
 
While perhaps designed to be part of the neighborhood’s less illustrious infrastructure, selling spy equipment in addition to these generic ‘codes,’ its echoing of today’s cryptocurrency outlets is uncanny.
 
In 2014, you can enter a physical brick-and-mortar establishment in many countries and procure physical codes such as Bitcoin scratch cards, just as you would have gone to cash a cheque seventeen long years ago.
 
Interestingly, the Crypto Barn also features in an extension of the video game The Simpsons: Tapped Out, where users should rebuild Springfield following a small accident caused by Homer at the Nuclear Power Plant. Fittingly, the property is the most expensive available in the release, with a price tag of US$81,000.
 
While it is now perhaps not such a quantum leap to imagine a crypto-themed episode in the near future, it remains to be seen what the show’s next haunting prediction will be. Its 26th season is currently in production and set to air in October, and it would seem prudent to watch this space.

Crypto just means encrypted data that is data that we can read becomes unreadable by turning this readable data into unreadable codes so hackers/interceptors in the middle cant read this sensitive coded data when you send it to someone online that can read it and decode it at the end

Bitcoins and Alts are just like this where no middleman who can access your transactions when sending.

So crypto is like the middle between sender and receiver.

On the window in the Simpsons barn it says 'secret code Clearance' indicating there's a sale of crypto. And we do get sales of alts and bitcoin in bear markets lol.

It also says loads of codes on the window and we all know there's over 7000 alts.

It also says the right password, we all need the right password to access our crypto wallets right. Without the password the wallet becomes useless.

[isaac_clarke22]

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I had watched a lot of conspiracy theories about 'The Simpsons', like the prediction it made from its episodes and all those kinds of related stuffs.
I highly doubt that they knew Satoshi even if you said that if Bitcoin price peaked, because there ain't peaks to be talked about in the first place anyway.
Plus them explicitly telling that seems like just gag for me.

[MinoRaiola]

"The Simpsons" Episode Shows Bitcoin Going Up to Infinity
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A sneak peek into the future?

Cryptocurrencies and blockchain also made an appearance on "The Simpsons" last February, with Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons offering a surprisingly in-depth explanation about the new technology.

The idea that Bitcoin could go up into infinity sits easily with industry leaders such as Kraken CEO Jesse Powell and MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor, who are convinced that there is no top because the U.S. Dollar has no bottom.
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Source: https://u.today/the-simpsons-episode-shows-bitcoin-going-up-to-infinity

[dimox]

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'

this is fun. maybe, just dont take it as prediction. take it as a desire, because they can do it.

[bobyhodob]

i still wonder how a simpson animation can always be correct for its predictions whether they have a time machine or something like that Lol

[Banksarezeros]

Banks are zeros

[Oasisman]

Hmm that Crypto Barn photo from the Simpsons isn't anything about cryptocurrency. You can actually google the definition for crypto and it's purely about cryptography. Which is, really not the same thing as blockchain-based assets (one can be the other, but the other is not necessarily the one).

You enter codes and get something. That's literally no different from entering coupon codes at a supermarket, it's some form of cryptography.

I believe that is.
I know the Simpsons creators/producers has brilliant minds making a scene that could predict the future, but I guess people are so hooked up with it that everything they see could become a conspiracy theory just to uncover what's behind a simple message or scene from that family movie that's supposed to have no meaning at all.
I don't know but I don't believe they knew who the real satoshi is.

[Kayum10029]

There is controversy over the discovery of the popular virtual currency Bitcoin.  It is not yet possible to get a clear idea about the identity of its discoverer Satoshi Nakamoto.  Some claim that a group called Satoshi Nakamoto Namo invented bitcoin which many claim to be Indian.  Some even recognize Satoshi Nakamoto as a Japanese man.  Some say that there is no such thing as Satoshi Nakamoto in the world.  That's why there is a murky atmosphere among people even today.

[TheGreatPython]

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?

Very funny bro that’s just a joke there is nothing like them knowing about who Satoshi Nakamoto is, they are just playing and trying to raise people’s expectations. They don’t know who Satoshi is, and right now I don’t think that there is anyone that really knows who the real Satoshi Nakamoto is, I believe that he was able to cover up his tracks pretty good so that no one will get to know who he is unless he decides to reveal himself.

Even those that he worked with claimed they never saw him, and that’s because he never wanted any of them to know him and only communicated with them online only.

[yhiaali3]

I do not think that you really believe everything you see in the Simpson series, I do not think that you believe that the writer of the series has a magic eye or a time travel machine, there are a lot of exaggerations that have been said about the series and people have talked with great exaggeration about this series and the predictions that occurred in the series.
I think all of that is not true, the writer is really talented and has a good vision for the future as he is writing his predictions for the future and the people who have been affected a lot by the series try to turn this vision into a reality.

[ultrloa]

If the creator of that comic strip know who satoshi is we will not end update waiting to know the real identity of satoshi, maybe they author just want to hype and hain attention or there are someone give a wild speculatiin about this issues. If they really know who and where does Satoshi is maybe best to show proof since many people around the globe are so interested to know him.

[bitterguy28]

Here's another prediction from Simpsons

They have shown Bitcoin with infinity sign which means the value of Bitcoin will cross all the benchmark in future.If we take into consideration the average time of 15.6 years then this price level could be achieved by 2036 which seems to be realistic somewhere.The prices are above $60k in Q1 of 2021 with many institutions investing and accepting Bitcoin.If the same pace continue then we could see this turning into reality.

What are you thoughts about this new "Simpsons" prediction?

Are we really seeing this coming?

[Republikcoin.com]

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

What makes the predictions of these animated films fun is that they can break everyone's expectations of what the film predicts. There are actually a lot of factors that can make predictions from The Simpson happen, besides they are related to the world regulators, or it could be that the world controllers grant their ridiculous requests.
And when something that is said to be animated happens in the future, the call back to the film's message seems really cool and begins to praise The Simpson as an animation worthy of respect for its message.
Only time can tell the clarity of the message this animated film creates.

[very_452001]

Here's another prediction from Simpsons

They have shown Bitcoin with infinity sign which means the value of Bitcoin will cross all the benchmark in future.If we take into consideration the average time of 15.6 years then this price level could be achieved by 2036 which seems to be realistic somewhere.The prices are above $60k in Q1 of 2021 with many institutions investing and accepting Bitcoin.If the same pace continue then we could see this turning into reality.

What are you thoughts about this new "Simpsons" prediction?

Are we really seeing this coming?

Well lets say infinity is higher than volatile GME that displays +1Trillion and -1Trillion. Looks like GME will be very volatile from the looks of this if its marketcap does this swing  

But the dollar losing 25%  

[Alucard1]

I never believe in any fortune teller, the Simpsons is only for entertainment so we don't need to consider his prediction as 100% accurate, we cannot also tell that he is a fortune teller by the things that have done by them, the probability to get right on a prediction is 50% so there is a half chance that they can tell a correct story and that is different from knowing who is the real Satoshi Nakamoto, I don't believe that they know who Satoshi is.

[very_452001]

From this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kavP9OJ5aM

What if I were to told you that Intelligence agencies such as the CIA started Bitcoin or funded Bitcoin back in the late 00's by hiring a best mathematician at the time such as Satoshi himself or used the pseudo name Satoshi to hide the real identity of this mathematician to psychologically tricking us into thinking that Satoshi is some clever Japanese guy who is good at maths. Our minds have been conditioned from young age that Japan is a clever country full of clever people that always have the latest tech, a country that is decades ahead in the future than all other countries.

I remember hearing Conspiracy Theories from the likes of David Icke and Alex Jones back in the late 00's before bitcoin came out of this conspiracy theory of 'cashless societies' where cash will be a thing of the past and governments can track/trace/analyse everything you do financially with digital currency so no more privacy for financial transactions.

Bitcoin fits perfectly in this cashless society scenario.

However...


Do you guys think Bitcoin is like a beta project that is abandoned by the Intelligence agencies because they figured out and realised late into the project that they or the hired mathematician made it decentralized by mistake so the project did not go ahead in their favour because its decentralized instead of being centralized however the non-privacy is still there with bitcoin with its open ledger where anyone can view transactions publicly? So its like abandoned project where us the bitcoin community picked it up and made bitcoin what is today?

Only the Intelligence Agencies such as the CIA have the capability to hide someone identity for years and make someone invisible in this day of technology/data where everything is recorded and tracked.

Ask yourself why hasn't the past presidents since Obama come out to ban bitcoin or say anything bad about it unless they started it in the beginning? The US Government always keeps quiet on bitcoin  

If Bitcoin is a abandoned cashless society conspiracy theory project then still good can come out of this were us the people and bitcoin community can pick up abandoned bitcoin and make it work for us right in our favour. Its like John Connor re-programming a bad Terminator to be good and help him back in the past in the movie Terminator 2