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Has Satoshi set his sight on Smart Contracts now?

So, Jon Matonis and Gavin Andresen confirms Craigh Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto, and presumably they have Smart Contracts in their sight. How does this affect Ethereum?

Jon Matonis: http://themonetaryfuture.blogspot.dk/2016/05/how-i-met-satoshi.html

Programmable transactions, or smart contracts, will emerge for various suitable use cases. Much of the proposed functionality in Ethereum-like scripting solutions can be accomplished with the existing Bitcoin network through the use of multiple digital signatures and metadata storage techniques.

Gavin Andresen: http://gavinandresen.ninja/satoshi

I believe Craig Steven Wright is the person who invented Bitcoin.

Craig Wright: http://

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Stephen Wolfram hinting at the future for Ethereum?

https://edge.org/conversation/stephen_wolfram-ai-the-future-of-civilization

But there will come a time when, as a result of things I've tried to do, where the code is at a high enough level that it is a minimal description of what you're trying to do. For example, contracts are written in English and you try to make the English as precise as possible. There will be a time when most contracts are written in code, where there's a precise representation. It might be for cases where it's a computer that says, "Can I use this API to do this?" Well, there's some service level agreement that's going on there that isn't a human contract; it's something that's written in a piece of code t

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