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This was Bill Gates' response to why we need computers over books, 1992

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Global Statistics2 years ago

Bill Gates’ first TV interview, age 21: “A lot of people are forecasting there will be software stores like record stores today...and there will be thousands and thousands of those. And I think I’d have to agree with that.”

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Global Statistics2 years ago

"This CD-ROM can hold more information than all the paper that's here below me.'' - Bill Gates (1994)

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MelissaMimosa 🤍🤌2 years ago

This man needs to be arrested

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Mack - #TechTrends2 years ago

Susannah Simons interviewed Bill Gates in late 1992. This comes at the later part of the interview.

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Dom Loves Investing | Road to 100K2 years ago

books are better

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Farhan Sikandar2 years ago

yes computer has advantages over books but it vanished the trend of reading now because kids are more interested in reels

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Forge Tomorrow2 years ago

Was this before or after he got pied in the face?

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John Acuna2 years ago

Bill Gates swapped books for bytes, yet somehow, in the grand library of human opinion, he's still cataloged under 'dirt bag'. #TechTitanOrTroublemaker

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YesKnow2 years ago

Chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen, beats Bill Gates in under a minute

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DaVinci2 years ago

In 2009-Bill Gates acquired the rights to make a series of lectures held by Richard Feynman available to the public.. Gates saw the lectures when he was younger so he created Project Tuva to share 1964's The Character of Physical Law...

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