> Suffice to say Nakamoto did have a change of mind and did do something world-changing about it. It's not clear he actually changed his mind though, at least

> Suffice to say Nakamoto did have a change of mind and did do something world-changing about it. It's not clear he actually changed his mind though, at least not since young adulthood. His daughter grew up being told to imagine a government agencies, with the correct reaction being to hide in a closet from there. Nakamoto's views certainly appear to be long-held and consistent. The "change" that occurred was related more toward having to experience inter-bank transfer fees while buying model trains from the U.K. After all as late as 2001 he was working for the FAA.