Yes, he mentions he was photographed running a foot race during a date and time Satoshi sent emails (of course that's a bit weak).

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ozten 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Thank you!

Reasoning: They have the chops to create the world's first system where consensus, scarcity, and ownership exist without a central authority... But, they also lack the ability to write a Perl script to "Send Later". Checks out.

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atombender 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Why would they believe that someone in the future would be tracking their mailing list post history and correlating email timestamps with real-life activity? There's no motivation to take steps to hide one's tracks (by setting up a remote email send while one is were away) unless one thinks that is going to happen.

	▲	jeffgreco an hour ago \| parent [-]
		As the article says, Back was very interested in methods of covering one's tracks.

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IncreasePosts 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Anyone sophisticated enough to hide their writing style and identity would be more than capable of setting an email to go out while they were at a public event.

Likewise, the argument discounting szabo because he exposed some ignorance of Bitcoin is exactly what someone might do to throw off the scent.