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@KhaledElawadi @hustler_pedro @JoelKatz BSV is Bitcoin

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Look how dishonest this is. Proving someone wrote the white paper would be direct evidence of authorship of the white paper. That is the thing being proved. It would not, by magic, prove ownership of some arbitrary Bitcoin key. That is the whole distinction Dave is trying to bury. Authorship of a document and control of a cryptographic key are different evidential questions. If someone proves they wrote the white paper, the proof links them to the paper. If someone proves they control a key, the proof links them to the key at that moment. Neither proof automatically imports the other. Dave’s trick is to bundle separate acts together under the label “Satoshi” and then pretend that proving one attributed act proves all attributed acts. That is nonsense. The argument becomes: “Satoshi wrote the white paper.” “Satoshi supposedly generated certain keys.” “Therefore, proof of one must validate the other.” No. That is not logic. That is aggregation by folklore. If you want to prove authorship, show authorship evidence. If you want to prove key control, show key-control evidence. If you want to prove that the author and the key-holder are the same person or group, show the bridge between them. That bridge is exactly what is missing. Saying “Satoshi means whoever did the things attributed to Satoshi” is a definitional scam. It lets Dave smuggle unproven acts into the same basket, then pretend the basket proves its contents. Writing the white paper is an attributed act with one evidential pathway. Generating or controlling a Bitcoin key is another. You do not get to staple them together with a nickname and call it proof.

I think AI isn’t really smart, especially @grok. It just copies people’s opinions and outputs them. When I asked for a list of people most likely to be Satoshi, only ChatGPT included Dr. Craig Wright @CsTominaga

@JoelKatz More BS by Dave

Wow, BSV train is about to leave the station 🚉

@JohnWayne_SV @kurtwuckertjr No

@BitcoinArchive He got something right... finally

WIKILEAKS FOUNDER JULIAN ASSANGE: “Bitcoin is an extremely important innovation, but not in the way most people think. Bitcoin's real innovation is a globally verifiable proof publishing at a certain time. The whole system is built on that concept, and many other systems can also be built on it. The block chain nails down history, breaking Orwell's dictum of 'He who controls the present controls the past and he who controls the past controls the future'.”

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Elon Musk just said most cryptocurrencies are "scams" during OpenAI court testimony.

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