-5zeJyQ31rM macintosh-promotional-video-with-bill-gates-1984 Macintosh Promotional Video with Bill Gates! (1984) This is an edited version of a promotional video produced by Apple Computer in 1984 to launch the Mac. Surprisingly, Steve Jobs does NOT make an appearance in this video. It is BILL GATES that we see extolling the virtues and future of the Mac. tlygUb9RVgA dr-john-campbell-mr-bill-gates-is-sad Dr. John Campbell | Mr. Bill Gates is Sad? But why? Natural immunity discussed by Mr. Bill Gates gmEc7_jV3j0 why-is-bill-gates-buying-up-stolen-native-american-land Why is Bill Gates buying up Stolen Native American Land? Following my last video about Bill Gates I spoke to Vandana Shiva about why billionaires such as Gates owning huge amounts of land is so dangerous. Excerpts are taken from my Luminary podcast. eEup9pErtmM bill-gates-pandemic-warnings-before-the-coronavirus-outbreak-hit Bill Gates Pandemic Warnings before the Corona Outbreak Hit The massive coronavirus outbreak has raised the question: Could anyone have seen this coming? qFe0S3F389w steve-ballmers-disagreement-with-bill-gates-on-smartphones Steve Ballmer's disagreement with Bill Gates on Smartphones Former Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer joins host Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Studio 1.0" to discuss his relationship with Bill Gates. (04-11-2016) WOoJh6oYAXE the-best-teacher-i-never-had The Best Teacher I Never Had A video tribute from Bill Gates to Richard Feynman: phenomenal explainer, amazing scientist, and all-around colorful guy. 9AEMKudv5p0 what-bill-gates-is-afraid-of-2015 What Bill Gates is afraid of (2015) There's something out there that's as bad as war, something that kills as many people as war, and Bill Gates doesn't think we're ready for it. 4IM0SvIiMI4 paul-allens-book-idea-man-about-bill-gates-and-microsoft-2011 Paul Allen's book 'Idea Man' about Bill Gates and Microsoft (2011) Lesley Stahl speaks to Microsoft co-founder and billionaire Paul Allen in his first interview about his upcoming book in which he criticizes his Microsoft co-founder, Bill Gates. fs-YpQj88ew bill-gates-explains-the-internet-to-dave-letterman-1995 Bill Gates Explains the Internet to Dave Letterman (1995) Bill Gates explains the origins of Microsoft and tries to convince Dave to get a computer. (Air Date 11/27/1995) 1Bk-qTzN7vE steve-jobs-and-bill-gates-inside-the-rivalry-1993 Steve Jobs and Bill Gates | Inside the rivalry (1993) Allies, rivals, partners: How two tech visionaries inspired the digital revolution and changed the lives of billions 'Steve Jobs was a much better marketer than Bill Gates was. But he was not really that technical. He was not a technical code writer. Bill Gates could write code and write good code. d0pMS2ZtJYY bill-gates-introduces-windows-3-1-1992 Bill Gates introduces Windows 3.1 (1992) Windows 3.1x is a series of 16-bit operating environments produced by Microsoft for use on personal computers. The series began with Windows 3.1, which was first sold during April 1992 as a successor to Windows 3.0. 6V6Gir1Dyfs interview-with-bill-gates-1991 Interview with Bill Gates (1991) Penny LeGate interviews Bill Gates in 1991 following Forbes magazine naming him the "second richest" person in the country. They discuss work habits, off time, toys, and future plans. MhnSzwXvGfc bill-gates-wasnt-worried-about-burnout-1984 Bill Gates Wasn't Worried About Burnout (1984) When he was 28 years old, Bill Gates was confident that he wouldn't burn out by age 30. This is why he was so sure. -5zeJyQ31rM macintosh-promotional-video-with-bill-gates-1984 Macintosh Promotional Video with Bill Gates! (1984) This is an edited version of a promotional video produced by Apple Computer in 1984 to launch the Mac. Surprisingly, Steve Jobs does NOT make an appearance in this video. It is BILL GATES that we see extolling the virtues and future of the Mac. pQocN_c2uLI the-xerox-thieves-steve-jobs-bill-gates-1979 The Xerox Thieves | Steve Jobs & Bill Gates (1979) While Apple and Microsoft are the GUI kings today, it was the researchers at Xerox that invented the GUI at their Palo Alto Research Center. If only Xerox management had seen the potential of these inventions, perhaps today they would've been the first tr