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Bill Gates
ಬಿಲ್ ಗೇಟ್ಸ್
2020 · Film · 145 min
Directed by Srinivasa C. Mandya
There lived two mischievous boys named 'Pandu' and 'Giri' somewhere in the countryside of Karnataka. While at 8th grade they get punished by their master and he also tells them about the business tycoon 'Bill Gates'. Then the boys decide to be the next 'Bill Gates' to the world and they move to Bengaluru to achieve it. What happens thereafter and how the story unfolds forms the plot.
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You know what, I thought I remember hearing about it when they raided his doctor's office but now it seems like it's actually unfounded.
I normally try to avoid spreading rumors so here's a source on the other two claims:
Elon Musk's strange ambien tweet: https://www.cnet.com/tech/tech-industry/elon-musks-strange-strange-ambien-tweet/
For the Bill Gates claim, there was a scene in that documentary he made where he goes off into a nurse's office to get IV fluids and it's like a weekly thing he mentions, I'd have to rewatch it to find the exact spot where that happens: https://www.netflix.com/title/80184771
Bill Gates and his foundation have invested quite a deal into his image, not the least his investment in media companies, which have resulted in wall-to-wall positive coverage in the press and a Netflix documentary celebrating him. His style is different, but I would say he’s possibly as successful at marketing himself as Trump or Musk.
Your “10 out of 100” question isn’t relevant because that not an accurate depiction of Gates and his foundation’s ties to Epstein.
On Netflix there is a three part documentary about Bill Gates. One of the parts is about him funding a new generation nuclear plant.
My problem with the documentary series is that they gave Bill Gates credit for inventing DOS. This starts at 34:00 in episode two.
There was no mention at all that Microsoft bought it. https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-bought-ms-dos-os-early-ibm-pcs-july-27-1981
This happens frequently in business and tech. CEOs look like geniuses when they can take credit for the work of others.