The Fast Company piece got this part right:

"Nakamoto would have to be "a world-class programmer"
with "a deep understanding" of C++ the programming language
and an extensive background in cryptography, economics,
and peer-to-peer networking."

"Knows C++" is a million miles from "world-class programmer"...
Which requires a 5-10 year obsession...
Plus all of the other expertise listed...
Not to mention business experience to structure a First Adopter Ponzi scheme.

But I'm sure if Nakamoto exists... he is 35-45.