You accidentally find Satoshi.....What would you do? - page 5.

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Quote from: coins101 on October 03, 2016, 02:16:37 PM

Satoshi is a real person. He is probably in his early forties. The problem with being an innovative thinker and filthy rich is that you get bored unless you're keeping yourself busy.

So, he is likely to be working somewhere in the technology world.

What if you accidentally figure out the guy you've been working with (sitting next to, is a customer, is a consultant, is your client, etc) is actually Satoshi.

What would you do?

if I ever meet Satoshi, I would ask him so many question like:
1. what was your real aim created bitcoin?
2. do you have any control of bitcoin right now?
3. and many other questions

after he answers it, I would say thank you, and invite him to have lunch in my home.

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Quote from: coins101 on October 03, 2016, 02:16:37 PM

Satoshi is a real person. He is probably in his early forties. The problem with being an innovative thinker and filthy rich is that you get bored unless you're keeping yourself busy.

So, he is likely to be working somewhere in the technology world.

What if you accidentally figure out the guy you've been working with (sitting next to, is a customer, is a consultant, is your client, etc) is actually Satoshi.

What would you do?

I Will Be Thankful To Him/Her For Making Such A Great Currency Which We are Using Now known As Bitcoin.....
Also I Give Him Respect And Call The Media For An Interview Of The Developer Who Made A Great Digital Currency....

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i can't think of anything to do with Satoshi if i find him, maybe i ask him for some free coins giveaway from his large stash of kept coins though Cheesy

but the fact that i can't think of anything to do with Satoshi is that Satoshi is just the creator of bitcoin and nothing more, so he is respected in that sense but he would be another developer of bitcoin at this point.

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Quote from: coins101 on October 03, 2016, 02:16:37 PM

Satoshi is a real person. He is probably in his early forties. The problem with being an innovative thinker and filthy rich is that you get bored unless you're keeping yourself busy.

So, he is likely to be working somewhere in the technology world.

What if you accidentally figure out the guy you've been working with (sitting next to, is a customer, is a consultant, is your client, etc) is actually Satoshi.

What would you do?

i think Satoshi is like nickname on the underground world and this person will not cover who is he/she but i think in someday he/she will be launch his/her journey for making of bitcoin with complete computations so people will know who is he/she actually.

but, the other side, i think when someone is playing around in underground world, he/she do not want to cover who is he/she because is like an ethic of underground world that will not cover any identity of the member beside if they are really a close friend.

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Quote from: coins101 on October 03, 2016, 02:16:37 PM

Satoshi is a real person. He is probably in his early forties. The problem with being an innovative thinker and filthy rich is that you get bored unless you're keeping yourself busy.

So, he is likely to be working somewhere in the technology world.

What if you accidentally figure out the guy you've been working with (sitting next to, is a customer, is a consultant, is your client, etc) is actually Satoshi.

What would you do?

lol, he is not like a breadcrum laying around for us to find him by mistake

but in case i see him i will kiss him to thank him and because of creation of bitcoin and then continue on with my life as before.

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I will ask him for a signature so that I can show off to others.... Oh, of course the signature must be on the genesis block....

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First i will thank him for creating Bitcoin.
I will discuss with him about what lead him to create bitcoin,
I will never reveal his identity to anyone as it may create him risks

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I would probably just walk on by, he wants to be left alone so be it if he wanted loads of attention we would all be following him on Twitter lol

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Quote from: coins101 on October 03, 2016, 02:16:37 PM

What if you accidentally figure out the guy you've been working with (sitting next to, is a customer, is a consultant, is your client, etc) is actually Satoshi.

What would you do?

Im curious person next to me is the real satoshi. So many years he/she didnt revealed to public/world. Whoever the founder i'll glad and thanks for the creation and innovation of bitcoin.

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Quote from: coins101 on October 03, 2016, 02:16:37 PM

Satoshi is a real person. He is probably in his early forties. The problem with being an innovative thinker and filthy rich is that you get bored unless you're keeping yourself busy.

So, he is likely to be working somewhere in the technology world.

What if you accidentally figure out the guy you've been working with (sitting next to, is a customer, is a consultant, is your client, etc) is actually Satoshi.

What would you do?

it is a very complicated and very think able to figure out what happen . but i think if found out and will sure that he is satoshi nakamotov then i will treat with him like unknow friend . and i will take some tip from him to become rich Wink

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I'd probably ask him, he'll probably say no, but If I've had the evidence I'd still keep it quiet, he's anon for a reason, if all knew who was satoshi, someone would surely get the best hitman, Clintons, to get him. Maybe I'd tell who he was if something happened to him, after his death.

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I'd probably pick his brain to get a better insight in why he created bitcoin. I'd ask him about the ucrrent state of bitcoin, what he thinks of it and if it was a difficult decission to leave bitcoin in the hands of the new devs.

I'd ask him to sign a message to confirm his identity when I post a transcript of the interview with him, but I would not reveal his identity. I'd do my best to hide my identity when posting this so nobody can track me down to get the information about satoshi from me.

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I will ask satoshi, what is the main purpose for creating bitcoin and what is the next step for making bitcoin more popular. I'm sure satoshi want the bitcoin become more popular.

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I'll treat him for a dinner, let him choose and I'll use my bitcoin to pay the bill. It's an honor meeting the creator of bitcoin. I would definitely keep his secret. One thing is for sure, he'll not show up. But how will we identify if it is really him? Cheesy

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Quote from: coins101 on October 03, 2016, 02:16:37 PM

Satoshi is a real person. He is probably in his early forties. The problem with being an innovative thinker and filthy rich is that you get bored unless you're keeping yourself busy.

So, he is likely to be working somewhere in the technology world.

What if you accidentally figure out the guy you've been working with (sitting next to, is a customer, is a consultant, is your client, etc) is actually Satoshi.

What would you do?

There's no way that you'll find out the person you're sitting next to is Satoshi. Just like how you'd never find out that the person you're sitting next to in the bus is a psychopath or a murderer. With a lot of money, Satoshi would never reveal himself. Why would he? He doesn't have a reason to.

I think the only people that knows he's Satoshi are the people that he worked with when he's still establishing or making Bitcoins, if there's any. But just in case, for some reasons, I found out that I know Satoshi in real life, I will just say "Thank you" to him very sincerely. We're all gathered in this forum and make money online because of him.

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Quote from: coins101 on October 03, 2016, 02:16:37 PM

Satoshi is a real person. He is probably in his early forties. The problem with being an innovative thinker and filthy rich is that you get bored unless you're keeping yourself busy.

So, he is likely to be working somewhere in the technology world.

What if you accidentally figure out the guy you've been working with (sitting next to, is a customer, is a consultant, is your client, etc) is actually Satoshi.

What would you do?

Satoshi is hiding somewhere in the Australian desert, so there`s no way for me to find him. Grin

I would be very happy if i find him,but there`s no way.

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You are sitting next to one of the greatest inventors or innovators in the world, damn! I would make friends and talk about Bitcoin every day. < Away from the office > I would learn from the master, if he allows me to. Information and knowledge is more powerful than any money or Bitcoin he could ever give me, so I would rather learn how to do it on my own than to ask him for handouts. ^smile^

This would be the opportunity of a life time, to be close to someone as awesome as this. He or she will become one of the legends of our time and for generations to come.

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Has OP found Satoshi?

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I'd let him know I've identified him, but the secret absolutely stays with me (not even my wife, etc.), and I will respect his wishes RE: privacy. I'd let him know I'd pray for him, for wisdom and to be able to bear the burden of wealth without it causing him more grief than it benefits him. I don't envy him.

Studies have shown that lottery winners' lives tend to go down the tubes because of all the friends/family/acquaintances who suddenly imagine they deserve a handout/gift/share from the winner, leading to conflict (or cutting ties) with much of people they care about. Or they are unable to adjust to their wealth and spend it poorly or make bad financial decisions or just get a lot of junk that is more trouble than fun for them (such as buying a sports car, an RV, a boat, etc., and then spending half their time messing with maintenance and upkeep and repairs, getting hassled by police because they forgot to get a license for something, and so on and on.)

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I will be quiet nervous in talking to him so not sure what will i do just may be congratulate and thank him for creating a beautiful think and tell me how because of you many peoples life have changed.But one think for sure i will reveal his idenitity to anyone,if he isnt interested i talking anymore then i will say bye and move on.

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