Quote from: Valence on May 14, 2015, 04:53:05 PM

Quote from: louise123 on May 14, 2015, 04:37:42 PM

Quote from: Valence on May 14, 2015, 04:30:34 PM

It recently occurred to me that all this speculation about "who" Satoshi is might be a red herring, and that the name does not stand for an individual person but for a top secret gov't operation. Then I started to wonder how to crack the enigma of that elusive name, and it soon became clear that it had to be an anagram for something. As I researched further into this I became convinced that this has to be the answer to "who" Satoshi is. After some exhaustive work I arrived at what seems to me the most likely decipherment of the code and I now present it in these forums for the review of the bitcoin community. You may not agree with the specific anagram I came up with as there are many other possibilities. But it seems undeniable that the name "Satoshi Nakamoto" is some kind of code. Solving the code could be the key to the survival of bitcoin. Here's the anagram I came up with:

A NSA Soma hit to KO

KO is of course a term from the sport of boxing which means "knockout." Soma is a fictional drug from the Aldous Huxley novel "Brave New World," which is used to keep the masses docile and controllable. I don't think the term "NSA" requires any explanation in these forums.

And with this it becomes clear what's really going on with bitcoin. I'm not saying to avoid bitcoin and never use it. It's possible that the people will be able to re-direct bitcoin from its original purposes of governmental control, or even to create a new crypto with different aims. But an awareness of these hidden realities is advisable as we move into an unknown future.

No.
Not because I think that NSA had nothing to do with it, because it might, nobody knows.
I am saying no because your anagram is not convincing.
In fact it sounds like gibberish.

Well don't blame me, the NSA came up with it I just deciphered it. There are, howerver, other possibilities:

oh i am nsa task too

I mask nsa oath too

There is a lot of anagrams with "satoshi nakamoto" words.
Also I think that you can find some good phrases also with "SS" (Schutz-staffeln),
And so on... but i think that your good analysis is not scientific Cheesy

but is more "a monte carlo" solution to a problem that you decide where to fit (convergence).
Attention!
I am not able to say that "NSA CIA FBI" or whatelse are not implicated, by the way if there is a fog of anonymity, who is behind the creation of the protocol could be "everyone".
No I am not ... Tongue