Post by KBPS

18znR1…Gp98 Unverified · twetch

I don't trust Google or Meta. I trust X a little more, but not completely which is why I'm here and on Treechat. I don't need Google telling me what to think. I have a mind of my own. Otherwise, I agree with you: hope and faith in miracles are the last things to be lost. I believe in God...and Satoshi Nakamoto is not God, but an instrument of God.

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1ExP8L…YgjV Unverified · twetch

Satoshi went quiet in the day, this allowed the inmates to have full unfettered control of the insane asylum. Every death, atrocity, crime, theft and “p” that has happened is a direct result of this diabolical decision that Satoshi (he/she/they) made. If a parent leaves a child to fend for themselves and the child ends up committing crimes, what kind of person points to the parent(s) and says “they’re an instrument of God”?

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2026-09-28T01:43:47Z
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18znR1…Gp98 Unverified · twetch
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It is obvious that my knowledge of Bitcoin and Satoshi Nakamoto is far more advanced than yours—you are in the minor leagues—but I can educate you if you allow it, provided you have an open mind and are willing to confront your cognitive dissonance; otherwise, don't waste my time. P.S.: Responsibility for Bitcoin transactions lies with the users who executed them, not with the protocol's creator. That is why Satoshi defined Bitcoin as a chain of digital signatures; each of us leaves our digital signature on those transactions, in which Satoshi is not involved.