Craig Wright says that you are not supposed to prove anything to doubters since they don’t care
one in recent interview With an Australian TV program, controversial computer scientist Craig Wright claims that “the evidence is always people” when pressuring his claims that he created bitcoin under the pseudonym “Satoshi Nakamoto”.
“I mean, I had family, I had friends. I’ve got people who are high up in the industry,” Wright said.
Wright has never demonstrated that he owns the greater bitcoin community because he has yet to sign a message with the private key that matches the public key from bitcoin’s Genesis block, previously mined. The name of the first block is .
The nChain scientist, however, has strongly criticized such a way of proving his ownership.
“Again, you can’t prove with the keys. If I have your car keys, it doesn’t mean I own your car, honestly, that’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard,” said Wright Told.
Things got heated after further questions about proof, with Wright’s publicist intervening and asking the interviewer, Hamish Macdonald, to move on.
The self-styled godman was immediately irritated and started abusing. Wright urged MacDonald to brush up on his knowledge of evidence law. “Pick up a law book, see what the evidence is,” said Wright. When asked about his aggressive behaviour, Wright replied that he did not hesitate to hit back at the interviewer as he is an Australian.
Wright claims that being the founder of Bitcoin “actually makes his life harder.”
He predicts that Facebook and other tech giants will not exist. They claim that for this reason they are suing them.
