fenalphthalein

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   by fenalphthalein 3y ago

   Sounds like this person was really smart to begin with. High-level societal awareness caused them to choose the private route, and focus on releasing something for the greater good. I wouldn't be surprised if this person never even too
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   by fenalphthalein 3y ago

   Honest inquiry here - What I don't understand is how people think the identification of Satoshi is "bound to happen". What did the person do wrong, exactly? Based on how I understand it, if the person did nothing wrong by inv
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   by fenalphthalein 3y ago

   This is my personal take: People are sometimes tricked by natural human instinct into performing actions that give benefit to a simple human need ("it's just easier for me") at the detriment of higher-level outcomes (in this
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   by fenalphthalein 3y ago

   After reading the article, I think it's more that people were tricked into [reusing passwords across websites instead of having a password manager and randomized passwords]. It's not on 23andMe, or anyone (other than the user) for