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With all my respect to Bill, I clearly don't understand why we should to listen him. The guy has absolutely no vision of future!
He was ridiculously blind to WWW, blockchain technologies, smartphones, etc etc. Just let him leave in peace in his mansion. He is not a visionary and never was.
As to me personally and if I need a real hero, I would prefer to listen to Steve Wozniak.
His blindness to the WWW is overstated. Blockchain has not had a huge effect on the world. And he was no longer CEO of Microsoft once smartphones happened; that was Steve Ballmer.
I’m not a Gates fan, but you’re also exaggerating critique.