Quote from: PortBy on Today at 08:50:41 PM

It's funny that people will always wonder who Satoshi is. Though they will never receive answers, people will continue to wonder who Satoshi is. They find it painful that this has been going on for so long and that no security agency in the world has revealed the true Satoshi as of yet. However, since the answers to previous questions have been made public, why not expose Satoshi's true identity? Is the puzzle difficult to solve? The majority of people find it difficult to understand that Satoshi will continue to remain anonymous for a long time.

If his identity was a puzzle that could have been solved a long time ago or there could have been traces of the progress which could have been near to solving it, but this one someone from the start never wanted to be found and was very good at doing that, people just don't respect each other's privacy; that's just the big problem. If not, I don't see a reason why people still go around looking for a way to identify someone who wants to remain anonymous forever. What's the point, and what's going to be their benefit?