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Bill Gates : Audio Biography

Bill Gates : Audio Biography

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Unlocking the Code: The Bill Gates Audio Biography:Dive deep into the extraordinary life of Bill Gates, the visionary entrepreneur who revolutionized the world with Microsoft. This captivating audio biography takes you on a journey through his remarkable journey, from a young programmer to co-founding a global tech empire.
  • The early years: Witness Gates' passion for technology blossoming in his childhood, leading to the creation of groundbreaking software like MS-DOS.
  • Building an empire: Explore the pivotal moments that shaped Microsoft's rise, from the development of Windows to the company's dominance in the personal computer industry.
  • Beyond technology: Discover Gates' philanthropic endeavors, including his dedication to global health initiatives and education reform.
  • The legacy: Understand Gates' lasting impact on the world, from his contributions to technology to his vision for a better future.
This is more than just a biography; it's a masterclass in innovation, leadership, and philanthropy. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a technology enthusiast, or simply curious about one of the most influential figures of our time, this audio biography is a must-listen.Subscribe now and embark on a journey through the fascinating life of Bill Gates.Copyright 2023 Quiet. Please Social Sciences
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  • Bill Gates: Giving Away Billions, Shaping the Future at 70

    Bill Gates: Giving Away Billions, Shaping the Future at 70
    Jul 19 2025
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    Bill Gates has been everywhere this week, living up to his status as one of the world’s most recognized—and busily philanthropic—billionaires. In a headline-grabbing move, Gates saw his net worth drop by a stunning 51 billion dollars virtually overnight, a result of his accelerated plan to give away nearly all his fortune through the Gates Foundation and close it by 2045—a plan he outlined in a May blog post and reiterated recently. Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index recalculated his net worth from 175 billion down to 124 billion after these philanthropic maneuvers, bumping him down to twelfth spot on the global rich list, even behind his former Microsoft colleague Steve Ballmer, now number five. Gates stated publicly, “People will say a lot of things about me when I die, but I am determined that ‘he died rich’ will not be one of them,” emphasizing the urgency of tackling global problems over hoarding wealth. Major outlets from Fox Business to Bloomberg are running with headlines about Gates’ vow not to die rich, his unprecedented pace of giving, and even a Gates-linked mansion up for sale in Florida as he liquidates assets.

    On the public appearance front, Gates has been on the move, jetting to India for the third time in as many years to mark the Gates Foundation’s 25th anniversary and to highlight innovation in public health and agriculture. He’s also been on prominent stages in Europe, speaking at a Brussels summit on vaccine funding, where he delivered a passionate speech about the life-saving power of vaccines and sounded the alarm that, for the first time this century, child mortality in poorer countries could actually rise due to donor fatigue and aid cuts. Gates thanked European leaders for their ongoing support and rallied donors to keep funding Gavi, the vaccine alliance.

    He’s been just as prolific on the media circuit, giving exclusive interviews like the one to Cipher News, where he weighed in on the Trump administration’s massive rollback of federal clean energy incentives. Gates acknowledged the blow to wind, solar, and EV industries but adopted his trademark optimism, noting that credits remain for nuclear and geothermal tech and that clean energy will keep advancing globally. In the same breath, he revealed he’s pulling back some personal clean energy lobbying to refocus on global health, citing escalating needs and reflecting on milestone anniversaries: the foundation’s 25th, his own upcoming 70th birthday, and Microsoft turning 50.

    On the lighter side, Gates delighted social media by joining the customer experience team at Phia, the AI-powered fashion startup co-founded by his daughter Phoebe Gates. His playful post about “getting back into the startup scene” sparked headlines in tech circles and a flurry of LinkedIn and Instagram mentions.

    Finally, Gates found time to share thoughts on AI and the digital era, reviewing books about the impact of smartphones on youth and reiterating in interviews that while AI will be transformative, it’s not likely to simply replace most jobs—a topic he discussed on various social channels this week. Amid all this, fans were reminded via the Times of India of his geeky habit: starting every day with games like Wordle and Nerdle. As always, Gates is a flurry of philanthropy, public thought leadership, business support, and a touch of relatable nerdiness. There’s no sign of slowing from this seventy-year-old changemaker, who remains front and center in shaping both technology and global good.

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    4 mins
  • Bill Gates: $51B Mega-Donation, Exiting Billionaire Ranks, Shuttering Foundation by 2045

    Bill Gates: $51B Mega-Donation, Exiting Billionaire Ranks, Shuttering Foundation by 2045
    Jul 15 2025
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    Bill Gates has just made history as one of the world’s fastest and most public megadonors. After publicly pledging in May that he would not die rich, Gates has triggered a $51 billion drop in his net worth in the past week alone, slashing nearly 30 percent of his fortune according to Bloomberg Billionaires Index calculations, as reported by Fox Business and Fortune. This dramatic move follows his announcement that nearly all of his remaining wealth will be given away within the next 20 years, with the aim to shutter the Gates Foundation entirely by 2045, which he co-founded with his former wife Melinda French Gates. His net worth now stands at $124 billion, taking him out of the world’s top ten richest people—a major biographical milestone—while Steve Ballmer, his former Microsoft lieutenant, now ranks above him on the global billionaire leaderboard.

    Gates has become increasingly visible and vocal on social media, both championed and challenged. A recent heated discussion erupted after Gates once again raised alarms about devastating cuts to USAID foreign aid, warning millions of lives are at risk due to shortages in vaccines and HIV medication for children, as recently highlighted in the Times of India. He doubled down on X, warning, “The devastating effects of these cuts are entirely preventable—and it's not too late to reverse them.” This drew agreement and a pointed jab from Elon Musk, who responded that Gates’ concern was sparked by his organization no longer receiving taxpayer funds, a line now echoing in much of the online commentary. Meanwhile, Gates himself keeps reposting facts and videos about vaccine-driven child mortality reductions—a signature issue for him.

    Social and business media have caught fire not only with Gates’ fortune fallout and philanthropy blitz but also with the auction listing of his $23.4 million Florida mansion. On Instagram, clips featuring Gates or mentioning him—like the heated July 7 debate over his aid advocacy—are trending, racking up thousands of interactions and comments.

    Recent public commentary by Gates continues to emphasize the transformative power of data and global health initiatives, as in a personal essay marking the Gates Foundation’s 25-year effort to cut child mortality. And while his foundation’s reputation for impact is secure, Gates’ accelerated exit from the billionaire ranks, a decision shaped by both personal conviction and mounting humanitarian challenges, dominates headlines and headlines the next chapter in his legacy. There are no confirmed reports of major new business ventures, deals, or public appearances in the last several days, with current coverage almost entirely focused on the scale and significance of his latest philanthropic decisions and their long-term impact on how the world measures wealth and responsibility.

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    3 mins
  • Bill Gates: $51B Drop, Philanthropy, Floods, and the Future of AI

    Bill Gates: $51B Drop, Philanthropy, Floods, and the Future of AI
    Jul 12 2025
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    Bill Gates has been at the center of a whirlwind of headlines, controversy, and rapid developments lately. Just days ago, Fortune reported that Gates’ net worth took a massive $51 billion drop, causing him to tumble from the fifth to the twelfth spot on the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. This wasn’t due to a market crash or bad investment but rather his accelerated philanthropy. Gates publicly reaffirmed his intention to donate nearly all of his fortune to the Gates Foundation within the next twenty years, in line with his long-standing vow that his kids will inherit less than one percent of his wealth. He stated in a recent blog, “People will say a lot of things about me when I die, but I am determined that ‘he died rich’ will not be one of them.” This move has allowed his former Microsoft colleague Steve Ballmer to leapfrog him on the rich list, a twist that’s been widely discussed in business media—showing Gates’ drive to make giving, not getting, his lasting business legacy, as detailed in Fortune.

    Meanwhile, Gates is trending online for reasons good, bad, and bizarre. He was thrust into the social media limelight during the catastrophic Texas floods when conspiracy theorists tried tying his previous funding of weather modification projects to the disaster. Despite wild speculation circulating on X and Instagram—none of which have any credible evidence—fact-checkers and AI bots have debunked the claims, confirming Gates’ involvement remains limited to research and development of geoengineering, not weather manipulation. The Hindustan Times covered how posts mentioning Gates soared as public fear mixed with misinformation, with even Elon Musk’s xAi chiming in to dismiss the rumors.

    On the public appearance front, Gates has been active in digital dialogues about the future of work and AI. In a recent Instagram post, he warned that artificial intelligence will replace many jobs but insisted that coding would remain a human-driven field for centuries to come. This viewpoint, posted directly to his official account and amplified by media outlets, adds to ongoing debates about technology, automation, and education.

    Personal news keeps surfacing, too. Melinda French Gates, his ex-wife, made headlines after telling Fortune and audiences at the Power of Women’s Sports Summit that she refused to fund their daughter’s startup, an approach echoing the pair’s philosophy that their children should build their own success instead of relying on inherited wealth.

    On July 9, Gates was quoted imploring Donald Trump not to cut health aid, stating via social media, “Health aid works. Don’t cut it.” His Instagram recently featured an image and message about global stakes and solutions, underscoring his transformation from tech billionaire to tireless global health advocate.

    The past week has shown Gates as both target and torchbearer—his fortune and influence repeatedly dissected in public, while he continues to shape narratives around philanthropy, technology, and social responsibility.

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    3 mins
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