Topic: 'The Simpsons' know who Satoshi Nakamoto is! - page 3. (Read 872 times)

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 maybe the conclusion is ? Bart Simpson is really Satoshi Nakamoto? 

We can't say that all is coincidence because there a multiple almost the same scenarios mentioned in that cartoon shows .

But anyway even if the director/writer Knows Satoshi yet he will not revealing anything more but just a slice of it.

I wouldn't take such comment serious, it seem as part of the wright up of the episode, or just another way of seeking attention to the simpsons cartoon show to keep viewers attached and always looking forward to the next episode thinking they will probably reveal who the real satoshi is in one of the episodes,
between how are you even sure they predicted hardware wallet! or they already seen something before airing that episode, it doesn't look like a prediction to me.

Well, their predictions might’ have been right a lot of times but as for them saying they know Satoshi it’s definitely a joke that they are cracking, they don’t know Satoshi. And moreover I don’t think there is a need for us to be knowing who Satoshi is, he has made his decision to leave Bitcoin and focus on other things that are very important to him and he has also decided that it is best for him to stay private, so I don’t see the need for forcing out his identity when we can clearly see that he’s trying his best to stay hidden.

And I don’t know how these Simpsons are able to predict some events, but anyway, a show with lots of episodes and they keep doing new things all time there’s definitely going to be one thing that’s likely to be seen happening.

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'.

With the potentials Bitcoin posed and the historical data of the market whenever it block halving, it not difficult for anyone to predicted the market to be bullish so there's nothing special about the Simpsons cartoon producer.

Did not know that every holder of Bitcoin is Satoshi Nakamoto so, I also know who Satoshi Nakamoto is. Seriously, just ignore what the producer said it looking who Satoshi is just the fast advertisement people use this day.

Only Satoshi or people like Theymos who could check Satoshi's pm log can somehow reveal who Satoshi is. Why is this even an issue?

Crypto currency investors/holders buying his own private jet is something every cryptocurrency enthusiasts can easily predict and because the Simpson cartoon producer prediction come to pass then doesn't mean they truly know Satoshi Nakamoto.

I think the thing about cryptography was discussed before The Simpson came. So as they will be easy to imagine what the future will be with the cryptography (crypto currency). Or indeed, the crypto currency maker, be it Satoshi Nakamoto or whoever he is, is moved to make crypto currency because he sees these impressions.Indeed, too many things happen today in The Simpson film that many people think that the life that is going to happen has been set by the film The Simpson, but I have always assumed that many of these things were coincidences.

There will actually no end on knowing who satoshi is unless satoshi comes out and proves it to the public but that's unlikely to happen. And for taking attention, you're right.
Anyone can say that they know who he is but it adds flavor that it came from this show because of its history.

well what u said is true simpson is cartoon from the future, and now they are predicting bitcoin 

i love conspiracy theory so tell me more 

Since they have so many episodes then some of the things they put there have to be right, that is a given, however without a doubt the one that is the most remembered is the one in which the Simpsons predicted that Trump will win the US presidency, it is important because until the very moment it happened many people still did not believed there was any chance of it happening, and yet it did, and the Simpsons predicted it 15 years earlier.

There are so much of simpsons episodes that they can "predict" almost anything

It is so ironic why some episodes of The Simpsons predicted what had happened lately but maybe some of them were not intentional. And we’ll never know if the writers and producers really know Satoshi Nakamoto, maybe they were doing it to create a noise and so people will do their own research on who Nakamoto is.

That's neat but keep in mind that the word "crypto" refers to cryptography not cryptocurrency, in other words it has nothing to do with bitcoin. It was only recently that people in cryptocurrency world shortened the word cryptocurrency and started using "crypto" instead to mostly refer to altcoins.

I'm not a fan of The Simpsons shows, so I don't regularly follow all the episodes of The Simpsons. So I don't know what percentage of success
The Simpsons predicted, but until now I still believe that no one can know the future. And also regarding Satoshi Nakamoto's identity, Bitcoin has
been more than 11 years since its release. And there are no clues to reveal the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. Based on this, I doubt that
The Simpsons really knows who Satoshi Nakamoto really is. In my opinion, all the predictions of The Simpsons that prove correct are no more
than coincidences. So don't take all the predictions from The Simpsons show too seriously.

It might be a strategy to dive attention to the movie. Seeking to know Satoshi will be an adventure that will yield no positive result and this will never end as long as blockchain exists.

The question is, do they've really know who's satoshi? They pretty know about on how big crypto market is specially Bitcoin and they cant just tell the public casually that they really
know Satoshi is and even if they wont tend to tell, then they do really believe that they wont really be forced out? Those things that they had predicted in the past and eventually
happened then i do believe that this is just pure coincidence.i dont really believe on any conspiracies or some natural talent when it comes to
future predictions.

I've watched that episode I think and that note can be subjective to the viewers. But no one really knows who's satoshi and despite many of the episodes of the show were like predictions, that's not going to be taken from them.
But what I like on that episode was that they've shown the possible price of bitcoin in the future. IIRC if that's the right episode that I've watched.

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.”



The TV show really has a lot of things that remain a mystery how they knew them and why they show them that way.

The Simpsons is one of my favorite shows and the most daring one was Donald Trump becoming the president in my opinion and the script writers are up to date with the current affairs to mix with the fun and so is the reason it is one of the funniest shows ever and the probability of predictions are slim but the things they predicted were outlandish at that time but it became a reality. But identifying Satoshi is the most talked about topic and it is not a big surprise that they included that in their script.