Satoshi is "WE" not "I".

[ellen_me]

That was interesting.
But all I know is that I only have some Satoshis and I would want to reach a 1 BTC. 

[cuddaloreappu]

That was interesting.
But all I know is that I only have some Satoshis and I would want to reach a 1 BTC. 

u are not alone..i too have only satoshis and want to reach btc

[ellen_me]

That was interesting.
But all I know is that I only have some Satoshis and I would want to reach a 1 BTC.  

u are not alone..i too have only satoshis and want to reach btc

Thanks for letting me know.
Big things start from small things.

[blatchcorn]

We are all Satoshi.  Satoshi is the community

[Beliathon]

You are Satoshi Nakamoto.

[Koko]

Maybe it's the royal "We". Maybe Satoshi is a...KING! 

[Bit_Happy]

We will probably never see him again.
There are too many risks and not much to gain.

Maybe it's the royal "We". Maybe Satoshi is a...KING!  

We could easily convince David Icke that Satoshi is a Lizard King.  



I think Satoshi is possibly an ET from another planet.
We will (probably) not know much more about him any time soon.

[hello_good_sir]

Another silly thread about the fantasy that Satoshi is a group of multiracial  LGTB agents working for the NSA.

Satoshi is one person, a man, white, and probably American.  He got the idea from reading Nick Szabo's blog, or from direct communication with Nick Szabo, or because he is Nick Szabo.

[Predict27]

In fact that Satoshi used "WE" word instead of "I" don't really tell anything, It's still a clue maybe It's a group or maybe It's a single person, but If we think logically, Is one person would be able to create such good crypto coin as bitcoin? I personally think It could.

[S4VV4S]

Satoshi Nakamoto is also meant to be a pseudonym.....

[Bill Bisco]

Satoshi used the "royal we".  Look it up.

[coindozer7]

My guess is it's a single person instead of a group.
Many people normally write "we" in a professionally written report.

[barney_stinson]

IMO, Satoshi realizes that his success is the success of his team. If you have a great idea, it is not always possible to implement it, cos, for example, you will need special knowledge of programming or the economy  etc

[Bit_Happy]

I found a good Satoshi quote:
"The utility of the exchanges made possible by Bitcoin will far exceed the cost of electricity used. Therefore, not having Bitcoin would be the net waste." ~Satoshi August 7, 2010

[carecc]

i don't think so!

[Beef Supreme]

Another silly thread about the fantasy that Satoshi is a group of multiracial  LGTB agents working for the NSA.

Satoshi is one person, a man, white, and probably American.  He got the idea from reading Nick Szabo's blog, or from direct communication with Nick Szabo, or because he is Nick Szabo.

Of course, that explains the Japanese pseudonym perfectly!

Why didn't I think of that?

[cuddaloreappu]

Another silly thread about the fantasy that Satoshi is a group of multiracial  LGTB agents working for the NSA.

Satoshi is one person, a man, white, and probably American.  He got the idea from reading Nick Szabo's blog, or from direct communication with Nick Szabo, or because he is Nick Szabo.

Did the OP mention any of that you are saying? its just "we" and "I" and thats all..

Again why does it have to be an american, white and a man..it could well be a black american female..

you are also speculating the identity of satoshi...

[7Priest7]

We, I, he, she, space alien, cow, time traveler, ant, worm, or etc.

Leave it alone, the entity that blessed us with Bitcoin desired privacy.
Respect the entities desire for privacy.

[hello_good_sir]

Again why does it have to be an american, white and a man..it could well be a black american female..

I never said that he had to be American.  I just said that he probably is.  Most native English speakers are American.  I am having trouble finding numbers, but it is pretty clear that most native English speaking programmers are American.  Unless we have reason to believe that he isn't American, the parsimonious conclusion is that he probably is.

As for his demographics, let's be realistic.  This isn't TV.  Imagine that there was a black female programmer with the skills necessary to write the bitcoin client.  Do you really think that we wouldn't know about such a 1 in a trillion person?  She would be already be one of the most famous people in the world.  All of the elite universities would have fought over her.  Then every company in the world (and not just software companies) would fight fiercely to have her on their staff.  Imagine the Obama story x100.

[Bit_Happy]

Again why does it have to be an american, white and a man..it could well be a black american female..

I never said that he had to be American.  I just said that he probably is.  Most native English speakers are American.  I am having trouble finding numbers, but it is pretty clear that most native English speaking programmers are American.  Unless we have reason to believe that he isn't American, the parsimonious conclusion is that he probably is.

As for his demographics, let's be realistic.  This isn't TV.  Imagine that there was a black female programmer with the skills necessary to write the bitcoin client.  Do you really think that we wouldn't know about such a 1 in a trillion person?  She would be already be one of the most famous people in the world.  All of the elite universities would have fought over her.  Then every company in the world (and not just software companies) would fight fiercely to have her on their staff.  Imagine the Obama story x100.

Black female programmers unite for Focus 100, Google-sponsored NYC hackathon and tech bootcamp
http://thegrio.com/2013/09/26/black-female-programmers-unite-for-focus-100-google-sponsored-nyc-hackathon-tech-bootcamp
"Google and more giant tech brands are joining forces to encourage black women programmers and technology entrepreneurs to hone their skills and acquire venture capital investment."

Maybe Satoshi was a group of black female programmers, or perhaps it doesn't matter?