There are some things that still don't make sense
--AP Report--
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I got nothing to do with it," he said, repeatedly.
Several times during the interview with AP, Nakamoto
mistakenly referred to the currency as "bitcom," and as a single company, which it is not. He said he's never heard of Gavin Andresen, a leading bitcoin developer who told Newsweek he'd worked closely with the person or entity known as "Satoshi Nakamoto" in developing the system, but that they never met in person or spoke on the phone.
"Peer-to-peer can be anything," he said. "That's just a matter of address.
What the hell? It doesn't make sense to me."
Asked
if he was technically able to come up with the idea for bitcoin, Nakamoto responded: "Capability?
Yes, but any programmer could do that."
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Is it weird that he seems to go from stumbling idiot who doesn't even know what a 'bitcoin' is, and keeps mistakenly calling it bitcom
to someone that feels they would have the understanding enough to even answer the question of "would you be able to technically come up with the idea for bitcoin"
Does his response to that question not imply he knows what bitcoin is and understands how it technically works? Or am I missing where the AP reporter may have enlightened him to what bitcoin is and how it works
and THEN asked the question on whether he was technically able to come up with the idea?
Any chance the AP reporter recorded the full 2 hour interview? I would love to hear the entire thing!
