Picture this: you're sitting there, watching Zooko—this strung-out, anarchist mess of a man, slouched on the stand, eyes glazed, voice a slurry of half-truths and full-blown lies. He’s stoned out of his mind, the picture of dishevelled rebellion, swearing up and down he had nothing to do with Bitcoin on Windows until 2012.

Nothing at all, he says. And you’re meant to believe it. You're meant to swallow that down like it's gospel, while he rewrites his own history in real time, straight-faced, under oath.

But the facts don’t care about his testimony. He worked on Windows.

He worked on Python development.

He integrated the Bitcoin client for Windows into a payment system he built. It's not some murky rumour or hearsay; it's there, in the open, for anyone who bothers to look. Yet here he is, sitting there, spinning his tale, hoping the smoke he’s blowing is thick enough to obscure the truth. It’s almost insulting. No, scratch that—it’s entirely insulting.

And the worst part?

Watching people nod along, pretending to believe him, as if his words carry the weight of truth instead of the stench of perjury. It beggars belief. It’s like watching a magician try to convince you the rabbit never left the hat, even as it hops away in plain view.

The lies are so blatant, so absurd, that you start questioning not just him but the entire room.

Who’s buying this?

Who wants to buy this?

Because it sure as hell isn’t free.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=30.msg10592#msg10592

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=890.0

S. Tominaga AKA CSW
Nov 29, 2024
https://x.com/CsTominaga/status/1862361845337923899

https://t.me/S_Tominaga/2193

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