Topic: 'The Simpsons' know who Satoshi Nakamoto is! - page 2. (Read 872 times)

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

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?

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?

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 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'

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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.

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'.

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.

As The Simpsons has made incredible predictions so far, I really started wondering what if they know who Satoshi Nakamoto is also.    Maybe they really know it but don't want to announce it to the world. It is a probability and maybe it will always gonna be left like that too.