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The Curious Narrative Surrounding Dr. Craig Wright

What is a narrative and what does a narrative do?

ITs taken as pima facie that Wright is a fraud and a liar by everyone you meet, even if they have very sketchy knowledge of the topic.

All people are certain Wright is a liar and fraud without any evidence supporting it. Only social media narrative

Its curious because why do people care so much about Wright being a fraud of not. There are plenty of other infamous characters they dont give a hoot about and often support in spite of their notoriety

I've met Wright once and spoken to him many times and he is nothing like the narrative describes him. He comes across as a bit of a clever bumbler. He has always been pleasant to me only occasionally calling me a commie when I bring up IP rights and Monopoly. And especially virtuous he nearly always respnds to me online where most highly seated others simply ignore me.

Everyone says the same thing about Wright as the narrative says about him. Even people who know very little about it.

The written judgement of COPA verus Wright harmonises almost perfectly with the judgement

When I reason with an honest person about it they are staggered they've been captured by the narrative

There is no proof Wright is not Satoshi, nor that he is. Also there is no proof he forged or lied. Only a judges opinion.

Expert witnesses during the trial were often evasive when put under pressure. And several were clearly not expert in their subject matter but very silo'd in their technical experience

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