I highlighted Bill Gates' $100 million donation to fight AIDS in India, contrasting his recent appearance wearing a traditional tilak with a vintage 1977 photo of him and Paul Allen.
I examined Bill Gates' periodic Microsoft stock sales, noting that he liquidates roughly $300 million every week. This look at his transaction history highlights the massive scale and regularity of his financial divestment from the company.
I found this amusing video of Bill Gates starring in a 2005 Coca-Cola commercial. He wanders the Microsoft halls late at night looking for spare change for a soda machine, promising to pay his employees back.
I'm following the news that Bill Gates seems to be winning the influence battle against Richard Stallman in India, as Microsoft secures major deals and government partnerships over free software alternatives during this period of expansion.
I highlight the revelation that Isaac Asimov contracted HIV via a blood transfusion during a 1983 heart bypass surgery, leading to his death from AIDS-related complications—a fact his family kept secret for a decade after he passed.
I share Len's journey to track down Calvin and Hobbes creator Bill Watterson. He visits Watterson's hometown, interviews his mother, and discovers that Bill's father is the model for the comic strip's dad character.