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There’s no bottom to this line of reasoning, however. One can always suppose the identified individual is a double, triple, quadruple agent.
by thakoppno 6mo ago
There’s no bottom to this line of reasoning, however.
One can always suppose the identified individual is a double, triple, quadruple agent.
- aftbit 6mo agoWhat level do you play at? One level higher than you.
- psychoslave 6mo agoHigher than the demiurge which generates the game creators? Ω!
- arcbyte 6mo agoI play an odd number of levels in either direction of you.
- Barrin92 6mo ago>One can always suppose the identified individual is a double, triple, quadruple agent. yes in general it's not good reasoning but given that in this case we know that we're talking about someone who tried to stay anonymous and comes out of the cypherpunk culture we can pretty much assume that if they've been interviewed they've denied it. It's not like that accusation is random, it's that this is what the real Nakamoto, whoever it is, would have said