“It’s actually quite expensive to go to Mars,” he said. “You can buy measles vaccines and save lives for a thousand dollars per life saved.”

"I kind of doubt that will happen this time, but we should have an open mind and never underestimate Elon," he said."

>"Are we living through a replay of the ’90s, when most people just didn’t get “this internet thing”?"

For the most part, Bill Gates is optimistic about 2022. But the billionaire Microsoft co-founder still has a few concerns heading into the coming year.

And this is why Bill will always be better than Elon and Bezos. “…I do hope that people who are rich will find ways to give their wealth back to society with high impact. Clearly, they've got skills. They can't, or shouldn't, want to _...Read More_

"CNN's Becky Anderson speaks with Bill Gates about his hopes of having the Covid-19 pandemic under control by 2023."

>"Mangrove Lithium claims it can retrieve 90% of the lithium from the base rock or brine. Current technologies get around 50%."

"If you’re looking for an extremely long-term stock pick from billionaire Bill Gates, here it is: Avoid Big Oil."

This week, any college or university student anywhere in the world can download Bill Gates book How to Avoid a Climate Disaster for free.

"Bill Gates expects climate investing to produce big returns for those who can stomach the risk while making the right early bets."

"The newspaper reported that Gates didn't deny the exchanges, and members of the Microsoft board who were briefed on them declined to take further action because there wasn't any physical interaction between Gates and the employee."

>"A Wall Street Journal report revealed execs approached the CEO in 2008 about flirtatious emails to a female midlevel staffer"

Entrepreneur: WHO gives date for the end of the Covid pandemic, but Bill Gates says he has the 'only solution' to end the crisis.

Quite amazing all that our military and the Biden administration accomplished to secure the safe leaving or US citizens who were told to leave since April. I commend them for this incredible feat.

>"Silicon Valley has been anticipating virtual reality for more than three decades, and keeps running into the same problem: people mostly like actual reality"