New Delhi:
Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropic Bill Gates believes that people need to be “very difficult on themselves” if they want to work hard and do not fool themselves.
Last year, Mr. Gates Zeroda’s co-founder Nikhil Kamath’s podcast series appeared in the ‘People by WTF. ‘Both discussed various topics ranging from Artificial Intelligence (AI) to India from India. The second part of his conversation was released on Friday, April 11 on YouTube.
On the show, Nikhil Kamath told Mr. Gates that he always feels in a hurry whenever he is in a hurry and asked if he was harsh on himself. He questioned the billionaire as to why he keeps running to meet politicians and other people.
For this, Mr. Gates said, “This is very funny. No, I think if you want to work hard and do not want to fool yourself, then you are very difficult on yourself.”
The co-founder of Microsoft has paid several visits to India, where he has discussed with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Ministers JP Nadda, Hardeep Singh Puri and Jitendra Sing, H. His most recent visit to the country was in March this year.
Somewhere else in the podcast, Nikhil Kamath asked for the views of Bill Gates whether a large population is a boon or a ban from “very capitalist lens”.
In response, the 69 -year -old said that Artificial Intelligence would have “changed things sufficiently for almost two decades from now” It will “be free from time”
“You know, you can retire early, you can work less work weeks. It requires almost a philosophical reconsideration, well, how should time be spent?” He said.
Asked what people will do if people will not be able to work, they said, “I don’t have to work. I choose to work.”
Mr. Gates wonders that it cannot be a radical to think whether people can retire on 40. “But if you said that you don’t have to work at least work for me … what? It is so different,” he said.
Adding this, Nikhil Kamath said that people are ready to detect a hierarchy that may not appear in the present, but “is another way to separate themselves.”
Shri Gates said that the idea of pure communism, which is completely similar, is “a very unnatural behavior for humans.”
At his podcast, Nikhil Kamath also asked for the views of Bill Gates on his philanthropic work, asking how “it makes sense to earn money while you also want to pay?”
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The podcast series was launched by Kamath on its YouTube channel last year, with Bill Gates the first guest.
In the younger episode, Bill Gates talked about his “magnificent relationship” with India and he works with “amazing people”.
