13 facts about Bill Gates

Page Business Insider points through 13 facts not everyone knows about the richest billionaire in the world: Bill Gates.

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As a student at Lakeside Prep School, Bill Gates wrote his first computer program on a General Electric computer.This program is a checkered flag that players can play against a computer.

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When he realized Bill Gates's computer orientation, the school let him write a class program for students. The sly boy changed the program code so that he could be placed in the class with 'a large number of interesting girls'.

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Like many successful tech entrepreneurs, Bill Gates is a college dropout.He left Harvard University in 1975 when he had not graduated and spent all his time with Microsoft.

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Bill Gates was once arrested by police in New Mexico state in 1977. At that time, he drove without a license and passed a red light.

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Bill Gates often went on a low-class plane until 1997. He now has a private plane and calls it "big show".

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One of Bill Gates' big purchases, aside from buying his own plane, is Codex Leicester - a collection of Leonardo da Vinci's autographs.Bill Gates bought this collection in an auction program in 1994 for $ 30.8 million.

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Although super rich, Bill Gates said he would only give each of his children $ 10 million. This amount is only a small fraction of his current 83.5 billion assets, according to Bloomberg estimates. 'Giving your children too much money is not a privilege for them,' Bill Gates said.

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Bill Gates doesn't know any foreign languages.That is what he regretted the most in his life so far.

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Bill Gates' university entrance exam score is 1,590 / 1,600.

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Currently, Bill Gates spends most of his time on charity. However, he said he still works with Microsoft in the 'Personal Agent' project. This is a software that Bill Gates said will "remember everything, help users find it when they need it, and help users mark things that need attention."

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Bill Gates said that if Microsoft failed him, he would probably become a researcher on artificial intelligence (AI).

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While very interested in AI, Bill Gates said, "he is among those who pay attention to super intelligence" .

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Bill Gates admires two rock groups, Weezer of America and U2 of Ireland.He also said he was waiting for British rock band Spinal Tap to tour again.