Hypx

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by Hypx 13y ago
Couldn't that be Dorian himself who wrote that? It's not impossible at all if you think about it.
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by Hypx 13y ago
You did read the official denial? The one we know is from Dorian. His English and punctuation is perfect. I fail to see how any argument that claims Dorian can't write English holds water. Maybe he wrote a terribly written comment some
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by Hypx 13y ago
He has been living in US for more than 50 years; longer than I've been alive. He is also a Libertarian, a political position extremely rare in Japan. He appears to be totally Americanized with little trace of his former culture. His be
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by Hypx 13y ago
I've pointed out elsewhere that Dorian is making very dubious claims: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7420870 If he had simply made a simple denial he would be more believable. There is no need for blatant decepti
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by Hypx 13y ago
What's the point in bringing that up if it does not at all impinge on one's ability to access the internet? Plus the whole financial distress argument doesn't at all sound plausible either, seeing he still has a house and app
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by Hypx 13y ago
If you were legitimately unfairly accused, your denials should at least be remotely credible and not make yourself out to be a hugely dishonest person. Dorian's denial fails quite badly on both counts.
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by Hypx 13y ago
As I pointed out elsewhere, claiming that he has no internet is rather inconsistent with the fact that he and apparently his brother Arthur clearly had access to the internet quite recently. This is another act of deception from him, and to
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by Hypx 13y ago
Have you asked whether your father has even heard of bitcoin? I suspect a fair chance that he has. This is not adding the fact it would only take for someone in Dorian's family to merely google his name to learn of bitcoin. The probl
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by Hypx 13y ago
I still think Dorian is very likely the Satoshi Nakamoto we're looking for. My basis for this is the fact that Dorian is very desperately trying to hide something, and it is evident in his denials, which contain claims that are very ha
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by Hypx 13y ago
A little bit of caution from here: http://profmattstrassler.com/2014/03/17/bicep2-new-evidence-... Very interesting result, potentially game-changing, but it also could be nothing too. Wait for more experimen
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by Hypx 13y ago
This is the amazing part! The denial from Dorian contains an obvious lie in it and represents an enormous hole in his argument. I think this is extremely suspicious and makes me think that this guy really is the creator of bitcoin. But for
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by Hypx 13y ago
Libel laws in this country practically means he has no legal recourse. He would need to prove that Newsweek made the whole thing up, not merely that they misunderstood him.