always interesting to talk about SAtoshi Nakamoto,i dont think that clue was true,but its give us little explain about the name of satoshi nakamoto.
i will wait for another clue.
Topic: Satoshi's Inspiration - A New Clue? (Read 1007 times)
I think this is just a coincidence, this happens all the time if you keep thinking about it.
I suggest you to watch this video to understand it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHCHEykUxP4
I suggest you to watch this video to understand it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHCHEykUxP4
Japanese names contain multi-letter syllables when written in English, amazing isn't it?
Has your night hunting finally brought any results? Just curious because the link in the first post in really interesting.
This is so beautiful. Thank you so much for the share.
I am going to spend the night hunting through who Satoshi possibly could be.
I am going to spend the night hunting through who Satoshi possibly could be.
satoshi's inspiration is a new clue, but it is very slow work, if you want one bitcoin in a 2 or 3 months, then you should work fast ,if you depend on satoshi faucets then you can't.but you can say satoshi is a inspiration clue.
interesting,spelling japanese name,its not easy,and you can spell to find satoshi nakamoto form TOSHIYUKI SAKAI AND MAKOTO NAGAO. i dont think its was true,but everything about satoshi nakamoto will make me interesting.
I read the bottom line only
" I do not think they are Satoshi.
Again, I think Satoshi was
inspired by this article in the
same manner he migh thave
been inspired by other people."
There maybe lots of people and articles,books etc that inspired Satoshi but these are all assumptions that can only be confirmed if we find real Satoshi,which is impossible
" I do not think they are Satoshi.
Again, I think Satoshi was
inspired by this article in the
same manner he migh thave
been inspired by other people."
There maybe lots of people and articles,books etc that inspired Satoshi but these are all assumptions that can only be confirmed if we find real Satoshi,which is impossible
I think everyone is reading too much into the name of Satoshi. I do not think it is an anagram.
Most like it is just a random name chosen with no particular meaning to it.
Most like it is just a random name chosen with no particular meaning to it.
Still an illusion.What if Satoshi Nakamoto is a privately encrypted name ,decrypting which gives the name of the Real person.Could just be a possibility.Maybe that Name is just a private key to other clues.Too hypothetical,isn't it ?
I think the mentioning of blocks and this part, " Each arrow indicates the link from one block to the next. " would suggest that he has read this and might have used the concept to define his own theory. The idea that he might have used a article on the Simulation of Traffic Flows in a Network, sound absurd. We will never know, if this might have been a contributing input into his their idea. The likelihood that this might have been a group of people and that one of them have read this article, might be a bit higher. ^smile^
Whatever inspired him or them will remain a secret, but we admire the outcome and that is most important.
Whatever inspired him or them will remain a secret, but we admire the outcome and that is most important.
I saw this before aswell, but didn't really catch on. Definitely going to look into it now 
Mr Felt must be dyslexic:
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[NA]GAO [M][A][K][OTO]→ [NA][K][A][M][OTO]
No, not dyslexic. Didn't know how best to indicate that some letters would need to be flipped flopped (and maybe there's a method to it?).
Side note: I do like the mirrored-palindrome you have going w/ your handle.
Mr Felt must be dyslexic:
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[NA]GAO [M][A][K][OTO]→ [NA][K][A][M][OTO]
As if this finding needed additional symmetry, the Association for Computing Machinery, in whose journal that 1969 paper on auto traffic flowing in and out of 10-meter blocks of road was published, just this past year awarded it's Turing Award to Whitfield Diffie and Martin E. Hellman for fundamental contributions to modern cryptography.
This is so beautiful. Thank you so much for the share.
I am going to spend the night hunting through who Satoshi possibly could be.
I am going to spend the night hunting through who Satoshi possibly could be.
Yes, I saw that thread. Perhaps the person identified there was aware of this research?
In any case, this 1969 article is unique in that it describes a system that has components similar to those that constitute the Bitcoin system:
There is the use of blocks as containers, measured in 10 meter segments (10 min avg), used to trace the flow cars (coins). The distribution of cars to blocks depends on a Poisson distribution (which follows a poisson process (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poisson_point_process), like what is used in bitcoin). The authors were also concerned about the economic use of memory so that the network flows could be efficiently documented. etc.
Much to think about.
In any case, this 1969 article is unique in that it describes a system that has components similar to those that constitute the Bitcoin system:
There is the use of blocks as containers, measured in 10 meter segments (10 min avg), used to trace the flow cars (coins). The distribution of cars to blocks depends on a Poisson distribution (which follows a poisson process (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poisson_point_process), like what is used in bitcoin). The authors were also concerned about the economic use of memory so that the network flows could be efficiently documented. etc.
Much to think about.
Recently, someone was posting a similar thread here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/i-think-that-i-found-satoshi-nakamoto-1345468
The author was pointing to some Japanese cryptographic researchers from which the name Satoshi Nakamoto could be derived from.
The author was pointing to some Japanese cryptographic researchers from which the name Satoshi Nakamoto could be derived from.
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