Here's a clearer proposition, verbally:

1 Bitcoin = 1 Bitcoin

.1 Bitcoins = 10 million satoshis

.01 Bitcoins = 1 million satoshis

.001 Bitcoins = 100,000 satoshis

.0001 Bitcoins = 10,000 satoshis

.00001 Bitcoins = 1,000 satoshis

.000001 Bitcoins = 100 satoshis

.0000001 Bitcoins = 10 satoshis

.00000001 Bitcoins = 1 satoshi

Well, that's true.

Yeah, what the hell is the point in calling them Satoshi's? There's nothing difficult about writing 0.000001 Bitcoins, this is reminding me of silly overcomplicated bullshit that financial people try to use to confuse people and I already see it happening with these survey sites who say it to try and make you think you're getting a lot when you actually aren't. Talk about it amongst yourselves if you like, as for me? I don't like making up words for things we already have words for in the first place, not when it comes to business anyway because it is pretty dishonest.

Next we'll be seeing people re-invent mathematics to make 1 + 1 = 3 and 2 + 2 = 6

Also, while it is possible Bitcoins will be insanely valuable, as people have said in conversations with me that would take an insane amount of printing for that to happen in reality, 1 Bitcoin by itself is already worth quite a bit when you consider other currencies out there.

Pretty optimistic, I'd give it at least 4-8 years.  The next reward halvings will be very very interesting times.

Bitcoin has risen in fiat price more than thousandfold since its inception. It might not go up that much in the next four years, but hundredfold looks possible if not probable. Or it might be worth nothing.