Probably the most adverserial interview with Bill Gates you will find
Added 2023-04-21 12:56:00 +0000 UTCThis Washington Post interview with Bill Gates is weirdly hostile from the moment it starts until the end. It is a rare moment where Gates isn't just given free reign to say whatever he wants without pushback.
I think this is definitely worth a watch. The whole interview feels like each of them came in with a different purpose in mind and then clashed.
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Incidentally, if you're currently researching Gates, here is something you might be interested to look at, THO. James' documentaries on dear Mr. Gates. Whatever your take on Mr. Corbett's conclusions and opinions, you will find a lot of links that you might find worth plumbing. Whatever people may have to say about this Corbett guy, you have to credit him for citing his sources. Example: his page on his Gates documentaries has a full, readable transcript with links to sources given as you read along, right there in context. He also constantly invites people to do their own research. Something I see you are good at, too. https://www.corbettreport.com/gates/
Tim Le Pés
2023-04-27 23:34:49 +0000 UTCLots of "laugh tells". Very defensive! At 3:50 where he says "...we are, in a Technocratic way, we are funding..." is where the truth peeks out to make itself known. Are you very familiar with "Technocracy?" If not, you should be. Many people think they have some idea what that means. But it has very specific roots, and conjoins a set of ideologies that you can see playing out all around us in the world today. I think it is very important for people to have a little deeper understanding of these ideologies as a very useful lens to help understand the changing world we living in today, roughly 100 years on. I love this particular video answering the question, "What is Technocracy?". James is a very thorough investigative journalist who has been addressing these ideologies and their implementations (and implications) for well over a decade. He is also exceptional for giving detailed links to source materials. Here he goes through how you might go about answering that question definitively. The beginning is fun, and illustrative. He eventually comes to much of his own content that is relevant, and shows you how to quickly search for it. But he keeps iterating and takes you to the actual source material. And "the devil" is in the details, as they say. Please enjoy! Internet Archive Link... https://archive.org/details/qfc-technocracy
Tim Le Pés
2023-04-27 23:13:52 +0000 UTC
