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Daniel Karp 🏴☠️🎗️
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Torah | Truth | Bitcoin | Jiu-jitsu | Data Science | Self-Improvement | Health | Investor #Torah #Bitcoin #Jiu-jitsu
San Antonio, Texas Katılım Temmuz 2021
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@RonSCantor A Jew is always a Jew regardless of what he/she believes. HaShem blessed ALL Jews with the Torah and it's complete. We do not need anything outside of Torah.
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Just a reminder, you can be Jewish and believe in Jesus. Just like the apostles.
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@BorisJohnson Printing money is literally a ponzi scheme
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I've long suspected Bitcoin is a giant Ponzi scheme and now I'm hearing tales of woe that make me fear I'm right.
mol.im/a/15643681
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@DylanLeClair @CENTCOM @energy_blogger Having a public political opinion as a member of a Japanese company is typically not the norm. Stuck with acquiring Bitcoin and focus on Metaplanet.
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@CENTCOM @energy_blogger Enough of the foreign wars.
The American people do not stand behind this.
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All Crew Members of U.S. KC-135 Loss in Iraq Confirmed Deceased
TAMPA, Fla. – All six crew members aboard a U.S. KC-135 refueling aircraft that went down in western Iraq are now confirmed deceased. The aircraft was lost while flying over friendly airspace March 12 during Operation Epic Fury.
The circumstances of the incident are under investigation. However, the loss of the aircraft was not due to hostile fire or friendly fire.
The identities of the service members are being withheld until 24 hours after next of kin have been notified.
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The former Bosnian commander who drank poison in court upon hearing his final verdict in 2017.
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Basic adaptations based on geography, climate and other conditions, yes. But random evolution doesn't work mathematically for the time required to get a random protein from simple amino acids would take longer than the age of the universe. Biologists do argue back that selection removes the randomness and doesn't require as much time, which is feasible, but it still doesn't provide any solutions to the Cambrian Explosion which lacks fossil records of evolutionary changes.
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Imagine you're a petri dish of human brain cells playing DOOM
And suddenly you come up against this guy
Ethically speaking, what do you do?
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@Nazmi2030 @jewboi223 We are actually blessed by Gd. We are his first born and treasured people with a purpose on earth. We are living in an age in which we are blessed to be alive, have children, engage in the study or Torah and there is not one person on earth that can do anything about it.
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@jewboi223 لإنكم الشعب الوحيد الملعون من الله عز وجل وشتتكم في الأرض ومسخكم قردة وخنازير لطغيانكم وتكبركم وقتل الرسل والأنبياء، حثالة المجتمعات وفطائس المستقبل وقالها 🕊️هتلر 🕊️ وجود 💩 إسرائيل 💩 يعتبر 🛑 خطر على البشرية 🛑 وياريتة مسخكم من الوجود عشان كل الدول مايكون فيها ❌فتن❌
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Tucker thinks Chabad controls the world?
Well then explain this: 🕎
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@mrmikeMTL ICE custody. Some are hidden throughout the United States. Many are near the border.
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@WellsJorda89710 We are a cognitive threat to most Christians. The brain makes an enemy out of those that causes cognitive dissonance. An example being, "my Christian Bible is true; these Jews don't believe in Jesus; therefore, they must hate Gd and are therefore my enemy".
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🚨 TRUTH BOMB: Anyone calling Jews a "threat" is straight-up demonic! Jews are God's chosen people—peaceful, never involved in terror, just trying to live while the world hurls hate and conspiracies at them.
Meanwhile, Islam under Sharia law literally demands death for anyone who won't worship Allah. And now, these Nazi-wannabe "woke right Republicans" and may on the left are pushing the lie that Jews are the enemy? Wake up, America! Who's the real threat? 🇮🇱✊ #StandWithIsrael #Exposed #NoHate
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@PhilosophyOfPhy Isn't this the same guy that can't tell the difference between a man and a woman?
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@EmilySm43 Yes. The mask helps stop the spread of COVID.
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@LASHYBILLS If you consider number 8 "well done", then 10 would be considered a "congratulations".
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Apparently he had a nickname Rabbi which I, a Jew, find interesting. Not sure why he was nicknamed that, but the Bitcoin protocol and algorithm borrows a lot from Jewish mysticism and numerology / Gematria. For example, there are 32 halvings and 33 epochs. 32 is the numerical value of lev, which is heart. The letter bet is the first letter in the Torah and the last letter in the Torah is Lamed. These letters form the word lev which has the value of 32. There can only ever be 21 million Bitcoin on this network. If you take the numerical value of all the Hebrew letters in the Torah and add them all up, you get 21 million. Each node having an entire copy of the Bitcoin ledger copies the idea from Deuteronomy 31:19 in which every Jew is required to have a copy of his own entire Torah scroll. There's a lot more but this will do.
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The most intriguing clue in the Len Sassaman equals Satoshi Nakamoto puzzle, the one that still gives people goosebumps in 2026, remains that rare Belgian symposium book sitting on his personal bookshelf.
Why this detail refuses to die:
The Bitcoin whitepaper's early references (numbers 2 through 5) pull directly from the 20th Symposium on Information Theory in the Benelux, a 1999 proceedings volume packed with cutting-edge crypto papers. Back in 2008, this was not floating around on the open web like today. It was an obscure, limited-print collection, basically only accessible through academic libraries or attendees. The prime spot was KU Leuven's library in Belgium, exactly where Len Sassaman was pursuing his PhD in the COSIC group, surrounded by world-class cryptographers.
Satoshi did not just name-drop it casually. Those references appear right after the intro, showing deep familiarity with niche prior art on digital cash and anonymity systems.
Then the photo drops. Len Sassaman uploaded a casual shot to his Flickr account showing his home bookshelf, and there it is, that exact rare Benelux symposium book staring back at the camera.
Not a common crypto textbook. Not something you would find at Borders. The very compilation Satoshi cited from a locked-down academic source.
It is physical, visual proof of access, not vague timeline vibes or writing style matches (though those exist too). No other top candidate (Hal Finney, Nick Szabo, Adam Back) has ever produced anything like a photo tying them directly to that hyper-specific source material in their private space.
Layer on the rest for maximum chills:
Satoshi's British/Commonwealth spellings (favour, realise, maths) and dd/mm/yyyy dates scream European influence. Len was living in Belgium full-time.
Posting bursts align with academic holidays and breaks when Len was not swamped with PhD work.
Satoshi's final polite fade-out email in April 2011 reads "I've moved on to other things." Then silence. Len's tragic suicide comes just months later on July 3, 2011. The timing feels too poetic to dismiss.
The cypherpunk DNA fits perfectly. Len maintained Mixmaster (top anonymous remailer), obsessed over privacy tech, knew Hal Finney's circle intimately. Adam Back himself once guessed Satoshi was likely a "remailer guy." Len was literally that guy.
Skeptics still wrestle with this: How does anyone else explain Satoshi having that book, and Len literally posing with it on his shelf?
It is not ironclad proof (nothing is with Satoshi), but it is the single piece that turns "maybe" into "holy shit, what if?"
So tell me, does the bookshelf photo still hit hardest for you, or has some newer 2025 or 2026 angle (like on-chain tributes or fresh stylometry) overtaken it in your mind? The mystery keeps evolving.
Caffè Satoshi@CaffeSatoshi
Is Len Sassaman the REAL Satoshi Nakamoto? Buckle up, Bitcoiners. What if the creator of the world's biggest revolution died with the ultimate secret? Len Sassaman, cypherpunk legend, privacy warrior, gone too soon in 2011, fits the puzzle like a ghost in the machine. This isn't tinfoil. This is the theory that's exploding right now. Let's dive in... Picture this: It's 2008. Bitcoin whitepaper drops from "Satoshi Nakamoto." Who has the perfect resume? A guy who's been building anonymous systems since he was a teen. Len was maintaining Mixmaster — the gold standard for untraceable email. Adam Back (Hashcash inventor) once said Satoshi was probably a "remailer developer." Len was THAT guy. Coincidence? Or blueprint? 🔥 Timeline check: Len's in Belgium at KU Leuven, deep in the COSIC crypto lab. Satoshi's posts? British spelling ("grey," "maths," "flat," dd/mm/yyyy dates). Posting times line up with Belgian daytime. And get this, Satoshi went quiet during school terms... and ramped up on breaks. Len was studying. Mind blown yet? The smoking gun nobody talks about: the RARE BOOK. Bitcoin whitepaper cites obscure 1999 Belgian crypto papers (refs 2-5). Only available in KU Leuven library... where Len studied. Len even posted a Flickr pic with that exact book on HIS shelf. Satoshi had it. Len had it. Same place. Same time. 📚 Hal Finney connection: Hal was Bitcoin's FIRST recipient. They knew each other — Len worked on privacy tech with the same crew. Satoshi trusted Hal enough to send the very first coins. Len's inner circle? The exact cypherpunks who birthed digital cash dreams. This wasn't random. This was family. Len's genius level: Public-key crypto expert by age 22. Speaking at conferences. Building the tools that make Bitcoin possible. He obsessed over privacy, decentralization, taking power from banks — exactly Satoshi's manifesto. The whitepaper reads like his dissertation vibe. Clean. Precise. Revolutionary. Then the vanishing act. April 2011: Satoshi's last email, "I've moved on to other things." July 3, 2011: Len Sassaman dies tragically at 31. Forum posts stop cold. No more updates. No more clues. The creator vanishes the exact moment Len leaves us. Chills. Bonus: After Len's death, the Bitcoin community embedded a memorial in the blockchain itself. A tribute from his friends, right there in the ledger he might have invented. Poetic? Or a final wink from the man behind the mask? Len lived for anonymity. Never chased credit. Never cashed out. If anyone could create $1T+ empire... then walk away forever to protect the vision? It was him. Privacy above glory. That's the cypherpunk way. The evidence keeps stacking. The book. The timing. The tech. The silence. What if Satoshi didn't disappear... he just went home? Look, we'll never know for sure (that's the point of Bitcoin). But Len Sassaman? The clues line up too perfectly to ignore. A hero who coded freedom, then let the world wonder. Respect. 🫡 Your turn, crypto Twitter: Is Len Satoshi? Drop your wildest evidence or counter-theory below 👇 RT if this thread just made you question everything
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