In 1999, Bill Gates wrote a book titled "Business @ the Speed of Thought." In it, Gates made 15 bold predictions that at the time might have sounded outrageous. But as Markus Kirjonen, a business student, said on his blog, Gates' forecasts turned out to be eerily prescient. Here are the 15 predictions Gates made nearly 20 years ago — and how close they've come to being true.
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These are a bunch of lame, NOT astonishing predictions.
Gates part of Global Elite knew about it . just could not say anything about it.
Half of these predictions are not really predictions as they were already present in 1999.
Eastern countries already had these. Western countries were just playing catch up.
It's like me in starcraft tournaments in Korea in 1998. Than in 1999 telling Americans e-sport is the future.
so if he could predict that this was indeed the future, why didnt he fund research into any of it...clearly MS would be the biggest tech company by far without doubt if they had all of this under one umbrella.
in the 1980 something he also said that people will never need more than a few MBs of hard drive space.