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Man Denies He's Bitcoin Founder

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Re: Man Denies He's Bitcoin Founder

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Man, it's a good thing HN didn't fly off the handle and start obsessing over this man and try to invade his privacy using the excuse that NewsWeek started it and that makes it okay.

That would've been pretty embarrassing.

Re: Man Denies He's Bitcoin Founder

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What about the article that was posted earlier today about the shop keeper who had this Satoshi visit his store and spend bitcoins? If that was true then it would breach this guys claim that he only learnt about bitcoin three weeks ago.

Edit: link to previous article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7354326

Re: Man Denies He's Bitcoin Founder

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What about the article that was posted earlier today about the shop keeper who had this Satoshi visit his store and spend bitcoins? If that was true then it would breach this guys claim that he only learnt about bitcoin three weeks ago. Edit: link to previous article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7354326

The shop keeper on the other side of the country that once had an Asian man come in about three years ago and buy two crepes without giving his name or letting his photo be taken?

Re: Man Denies He's Bitcoin Founder

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post #2

Looks like Newsweek is going to have to deal with some pretty heavy fallout, seeing as they've already gone to print: https://twitter.com/KiraBind/status/441683373665554433/photo...

If by fallout you mean tons of revenue, then I agree.

Re: Man Denies He's Bitcoin Founder

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post #6

What about the article that was posted earlier today about the shop keeper who had this Satoshi visit his store and spend bitcoins? If that was true then it would breach this guys claim that he only learnt about bitcoin three weeks ago. Edit: link to previous article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7354326

The shop keeper on the other side of the country that once had an Asian man come in about three years ago and buy two crepes without giving his name or letting his photo be taken?

What wasn't mentioned was the owner's wife's crepey photographic memory.
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