His face is 9:18 is priceless. This journalist is talking to a young titan about business as if she has ever had to build anything...ever. All negativity and regurgitation, no substance. Respect to Gates for the composure. Dude is such a pro.
These interviews are so interesting to see what a genius was thinking about before the last 28 years of technical innovations. This woman's questions were a bit general but she seems to be quite intelligent. However she has no vision for the future whereas Bill Gates is living it. Too bad that Microsoft never has a service for video such as UA-cam. All of Gates responses were very eloquent and extremely quick. His poise and communication skills at the age of 36 is highly impressive.
It’s very interesting watching these old videos recorded way back in time predicting what the future would be with the benefit of having already seen what has actually transpired. 😊
I've been driving around the Microsoft campus in Redmond for the last hour looking at the dozens of buildings they now have covering hundreds of acres. I think Bill was right sweet heart. LOL
She sees everything from such a negative perspective that she lost the opportunity to interview a genius. He was patient. It must have been an exhausting interview for him.
Bill a forward thinker with a vision, gifted with a brilliant mind and a great head on his shoulders at an early age. A great achievement. You have done yourself proud. Congratulations 🎉 May you always continue doing great things in your life Much love and blessings 🙏♥️
Susannah Simons: Surely the book is the most interactive form of learning possible Bill Gates: On a computer we could blend text, sound, pictures and the ability to go at your own pace, the possibilities are endless. Susannah Simons: *I havent gotten the slightest clue what you're talking about*
And I just learned about a private school in California or the west coast that does not use any technology. They have a chalk and white board. I miss things about those days.
Kim Peres His intellect spontaneously seized upon the hypocrisy of her age and condition relative to his DOS she declared old at a mere ten years. His eugenics family background nearly pronounced a curse through eye gate.
min 14:00 there its the moment when the brilliance of this man and how he started to improve the world. its sound simple and a lot of sense what he was doing. Thanks bill you really deserve what you got.
Foward looking and taking care of the gremlin "Backward compatibility" was an excellent approach for continuity. It's been a source of strength nor a weakness for Microsoft.
I love how he understood the incredible moat they had and the need to expand it. its a point completely lost on the interviewer with her waffle about some new OS coming in "one fell swoop" lol
The age of a product's brand and identity does not in any way dictate its lack of usefulness and efficiency. Many products which haven't changed their face over time are still in existence and are constantly evolving. Heck, your up to date PC today will still run code written 50 or more years ago if you have the right operating environment for it (VM etc.)
They're all stuff I recorded at the time. I've got a collection of almost 3000 tapes, and I'm currently cataloging them one by one. Here's the page covering this video. vhistory.wordpress.com/2018/03/04/bill-gates-interview-star-trek-tape-1366/
It was interesting asking why keeping alive a 10 years old product like the Dos System , I remember those times when a system was judged by how innovative was the code , that year was released Linux and it was (still) free so why to keep paying .
Or by presenting the argument she allows Gates to respond? Interviewers purpose is to get the interviewee to talk, one of the easiest ways to do that is present them with a statement they'll likely refute.
@@danielstenstein Throughout the whole video she asked her questions in an antagonizing manner, which is one of the worst ways to get an interviewee to talk
His telling a person who is way older than him about better ways of learning. Must be strange for her. This kid hasn't even had that much time to learn the things she knows. How could he possibly know better ways of learning?
Bill gates is a true genius. He speaks about his product with passion and knows what he's talking about. As for me, I don't want to be considered a genius, I simply want to dish the idea, pay engineers, marketers, then take the credit. If a interviewer asks a tough question I have little-to-no knowledge about, I'll simply dance around the question. It does not matter who is a true genius or not, it only matters if you take the credit and make profit from the product.
6:28 Windows For Workgroups lol! Gates original notion of your own Personal Computer never really anticipated the Internet. Some visionary he was! Networking in Windows was always a dreadful bolt-on hack. Meanwhile UNIX, a proper, industrial-grade, networking OS continued to quietly evolve and ends up running most the world's web servers and smartphones in one form or another. Windows OS in all its incarnations has been an irritating nuisance for desktop users and in 2020 Windows 10 is almost unbearable with it's constant unwanted updates. DOS/Windows was/is a "toy" operating system that should have been strangled at birth. Microsoft's browsers, from day one, have been AWFUL, most people hate using them and are loathed by web developers for being non-standard. In short, Microsoft is a shitshow, on top of which it's given one man so much wealth he believes it's his destiny to fix the world with his vaccines, which he tests on Third World populations.
Gates build much much more than a silly social network. Fb has hardly innovated in any new domain after that. Dont compare. Also zuckerberg gives terrible interviews and
![Tycoon Bill Gates Interview (1995) [VHS Rip]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6FfM6TuXXUU/mqdefault.jpg)
This interview feels like it was recorded on two separate time lines! 2020 for Bill Gates and 1980 for the interviewer.
Yeah. I think partly because Bill is at heart a taciturn nerd and quiet. But her style added to the effect.
Bill looks like someone from the 40s
This man is just a genius at answering questions. He is so optimistic in his answers and doesn't take questions personal.
It's so obvious that all she sees is the barriers they face, but Bill sees right past them. Perspective is everything.
His face is 9:18 is priceless.
This journalist is talking to a young titan about business as if she has ever had to build anything...ever.
All negativity and regurgitation, no substance.
Respect to Gates for the composure. Dude is such a pro.
@MrHoppers002 🤣
That's her job she was not being harsh.
@@skyxcx9781 she can be an interviewer and not ask questions in that manner
He looked her up and down and said "bitch please" in his mind
If you saw the interview, Gates talked about smart tv's in fucking 1992, that's awesome
can talk about flying cars for all one cares. empty words.
“some of my ideas i think are pretty good”
good job bill
He stole macos and Ms dos, nothing of his own.
These interviews are so interesting to see what a genius was thinking about before the last 28 years of technical innovations. This woman's questions were a bit general but she seems to be quite intelligent. However she has no vision for the future whereas Bill Gates is living it. Too bad that Microsoft never has a service for video such as UA-cam. All of Gates responses were very eloquent and extremely quick. His poise and communication skills at the age of 36 is highly impressive.
He is so young and youthful here. His voice hasn’t changed much. He is sooo handsome here!
@@underated17 calm yourself.
Evil genius
@@underated17 ummmmm...LOL. WIERDO!
Please: HOW is he a genius? lol
She starts every question with 'but' -- who hired this lady?
Exactly! I was about to comment this. Bill had to be very patient, explaining everything so kindly to such a negative person.
It's a British thing.
@@steveb8462 no it's not
@@hetaeramancer It's may be a British feminist thing, although I'm not certain.
It’s very interesting watching these old videos recorded way back in time predicting what the future would be with the benefit of having already seen what has actually transpired. 😊
I like how he immediately disarms her polarizing question about the "Japanese threat" without as much as a hiccup 22:51.
Thanks a million for sharing this video with humanity. Regards from Argentina via Canada.
I've been driving around the Microsoft campus in Redmond for the last hour looking at the dozens of buildings they now have covering hundreds of acres. I think Bill was right sweet heart. LOL
She was a good interviewer, she got interesting answers from him.
Message her and tell her that 30 years later
What a visionary, the man is amazing!!
She sees everything from such a negative perspective that she lost the opportunity to interview a genius. He was patient. It must have been an exhausting interview for him.
Bill a forward thinker with a vision, gifted with a brilliant mind and a great head on his shoulders at an early age. A great achievement. You have done yourself proud.
Congratulations
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May you always continue doing great things in your life
Much love and blessings
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Wow, she was annoying and extremely prejudiced.
this guy came from the future using time machine to dominate the world. definitely living 100 years in future while being in the present.
Beast. Just a beast
Talking about smart tvs in 1992
He had it in mind since like 87
Just like how he was talking about a deadly global pandemic in 2017. Almost like he’s a time traveler or something…
Susannah Simons: Surely the book is the most interactive form of learning possible
Bill Gates: On a computer we could blend text, sound, pictures and the ability to go at your own pace, the possibilities are endless.
Susannah Simons: *I havent gotten the slightest clue what you're talking about*
Bill Gates still reads books. Hard Copy book only. I am not kidding.
And I just learned about a private school in California or the west coast that does not use any technology. They have a chalk and white board. I miss things about those days.
The chemistry between the two was up & down; I dig Bill’s acknowledge nod to her ‘thank you’
9:14 whoa! That look he gives her before answering.
Kim Peres His intellect spontaneously seized upon the hypocrisy of her age and condition relative to his DOS she declared old at a mere ten years. His eugenics family background nearly pronounced a curse through eye gate.
@@jerome9626 🤣
min 14:00 there its the moment when the brilliance of this man and how he started to improve the world. its sound simple and a lot of sense what he was doing. Thanks bill you really deserve what you got.
Ahead of his time. Very interesting to hear this in 2020.
Smaller companies always challenged Microsoft, but it was interesting that how Microsoft eradicated them one by one.
True pioneer of an industry. Hats off genius.
Like a 90s version of the Cathy Newman and Jordan Peterson interview.....just replace "so what you're saying" with "but what about.."
"But what can a computer do that a book can't??" *facepalm* R U SIRIUS
I can't believe they are talking about multimedia here. I don't even have that in my phone anymore 😂😂
He mentioned about Smart TVs in 1992 ... I was not even born then. 🙏
"email sounds like a bureaucracy" LOL
"But email is just electronic bureaucracy, isn't it?" Silly cow.
Easy to say looking back.
It's similar to how we'd look at Apple and iphone only features as being gatekept
Foward looking and taking care of the gremlin "Backward compatibility" was an excellent approach for continuity. It's been a source of strength nor a weakness for Microsoft.
I love how he understood the incredible moat they had and the need to expand it. its a point completely lost on the interviewer with her waffle about some new OS coming in "one fell swoop" lol
Talks like a saintly kid... Unbelievably humble..
But he is the most cunning businessman world has ever seen!
the sheep interviewing the shepherd....
Its about 221,000 MS employees now..in 2024..
How Bill didn't come up with smartphone first, i'll never understand....
Would’ve been a $2 trillion company by now
blablablablabla...... simple: he didn't have the vision in that particular segment of future tech. Steve had. Period
Did he ignore one of his colleagues who were intuitively extremely tech savvy?
2 bombs - IBM got one, & the other one missed!
because computers have more to offer than smartphones...
One of the only world humans I can think of who's voice and accent never changed one bit.
@8:42 smart tv???
That’s crazy
so much "but".. can she just agree at least once? LOL
Proverbs 1:22 (KJV) How long ye simple ones, will ye love simplicity? And the scorners delight in their scorning, and fools hate knowledge?
The age of a product's brand and identity does not in any way dictate its lack of usefulness and efficiency. Many products which haven't changed their face over time are still in existence and are constantly evolving. Heck, your up to date PC today will still run code written 50 or more years ago if you have the right operating environment for it (VM etc.)
How do you get these videos? He's a perfect beauty!
They're all stuff I recorded at the time. I've got a collection of almost 3000 tapes, and I'm currently cataloging them one by one. Here's the page covering this video. vhistory.wordpress.com/2018/03/04/bill-gates-interview-star-trek-tape-1366/
@@vhsvideovault Your got a sub. Keep doing this.
I feel like they could simplify Workgroups even more. They are a bit clumsy still to setup and sync.
@4:50 Microsoft has over 156 thousand employee in 2020, significantly more than his 24 thousand maximum estimate
correct, information is key to knowledge...at that young age he spoke about it but it was Google who actually went ahead and created that website.
Shes not very imaginative. Stuck in 1960 thinking
You can’t blame her, considering the timeline she was existing in
The famous oversize glasses LOL
I saw him at Comdex in like 1994/1995, and he was an UBER nerd.
Very unique! How could you bill! Unique is an absolute term!
12 k employees in 1992 vs 228 k employees in 2024!
He's realising that he has created a monster. Most of them do. In reality we all want to be back in the rainforests.
???
It was interesting asking why keeping alive a 10 years old product like the Dos System , I remember those times when a system was judged by how innovative was the code , that year was released Linux and it was (still) free so why to keep paying .
" What can a computer do that a book can't".... You can tell she thinks she's intelligent
Or by presenting the argument she allows Gates to respond? Interviewers purpose is to get the interviewee to talk, one of the easiest ways to do that is present them with a statement they'll likely refute.
@@danielstenstein Throughout the whole video she asked her questions in an antagonizing manner, which is one of the worst ways to get an interviewee to talk
@@danielstenstein And there are other ways of doing so such as asking rather insightful questions. Not that it means much at this point
BuT EmAiL iS jUst SoRt oF eLeCtRoNiC BeUrOcRaCy iSn'T iT?
It's a 'loaded question.' It's an interview.
This lady...good god. Lack of vision and imagination.
He's wearing a 1970s Sears Catalog rugby shirt.
...and now we have artificial intelligence, intelligent fabrics, intelligent vehicles, advanced robotics, 8K screens you talk to...
email seen by her as "electronic bureaucracy" instead of saving time and being more efficient.
Spoiler Alert: Susannah was wrong.
The leading Force of Technological INNOVATION...
Microsoft! 🖇
25:00 Gates said I'm 36 so this interview was done in 1990 not 1992.
No. This was right before his 37th birthday around October 1992
There was a time multimedia was a just a dream in computing😅😅
He had a good vision...but there is still more to invent and achieve...Its not done yet.
18:12 time traveler spotted.
Bill who?
His telling a person who is way older than him about better ways of learning. Must be strange for her. This kid hasn't even had that much time to learn the things she knows. How could he possibly know better ways of learning?
I thought this Bill Gates guy was a medical doctor? Who knew he used to do computer stuff...
1992 called, they want their quality back
This guy has no idea what he’s talking about. He’s probably flipping burgers nowadays
Bill Gates without him there wouldn't be: WORD, EXCEL, ACCES, POWERPOINT
for example. Or so to say WINDOWS. Kind regards.
What a terrible reporter.
I disagree. She brought out some awesome answers from him
This host is what Pink Floyd has referred to as 'another brick in the wall'
Hahaha fucking love it
Bill gates is a true genius. He speaks about his product with passion and knows what he's talking about. As for me, I don't want to be considered a genius, I simply want to dish the idea, pay engineers, marketers, then take the credit. If a interviewer asks a tough question I have little-to-no knowledge about, I'll simply dance around the question. It does not matter who is a true genius or not, it only matters if you take the credit and make profit from the product.
He is intp(Ti+Ne)
Bill was just a poor millionaire here 🥺
May God remove his spectacle
Qui era giovanissimo.
This man knows nothing about feelings.
she thought bill was mental / "bollocks "
If Bill Gates was in my school he would be a different "thing"...
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The biggest criminal of all time... but he is the world's most patient person here :)
He said : biggest criminal of all time. According to my opinion; he meant that “Bill Gates is the pioneer of computer software.”
what an idiot, please stop it with the conspiracy theories
6:28 Windows For Workgroups lol! Gates original notion of your own Personal Computer never really anticipated the Internet. Some visionary he was! Networking in Windows was always a dreadful bolt-on hack. Meanwhile UNIX, a proper, industrial-grade, networking OS continued to quietly evolve and ends up running most the world's web servers and smartphones in one form or another. Windows OS in all its incarnations has been an irritating nuisance for desktop users and in 2020 Windows 10 is almost unbearable with it's constant unwanted updates. DOS/Windows was/is a "toy" operating system that should have been strangled at birth. Microsoft's browsers, from day one, have been AWFUL, most people hate using them and are loathed by web developers for being non-standard. In short, Microsoft is a shitshow, on top of which it's given one man so much wealth he believes it's his destiny to fix the world with his vaccines, which he tests on Third World populations.
microsoft was simply focusing more on other things. nobody anticipated the internet boom, it just exploded and everyone joined in
Nailed it! 🌍🤺
Young
13:46 He forgot to say it was Xerox, not Microsoft.
Nah
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this guy is the nerdyist and geekist person I've ever seen but damn, he is filthy rich and all self earned
" self earned " LOL.
I just prefer the genius of Steve Jobs. This guy makes money by killing off competition.
I wonder if this is real lol
Here Gates reminds me of young Zuckerberg
Gates build much much more than a silly social network. Fb has hardly innovated in any new domain after that. Dont compare. Also zuckerberg gives terrible interviews and
He comes across as human to me
@@ronmiller3741 without fb u would never be able to track ur lost friend from school or college..
@@do-or-die5822 What makes you think the long lost friend wants to have contact with you again? Normal people move on.
@@workdevice7808 this is how fb expanded.. People who lost contact reconnected..
Whatever path I take, I need a digital footprint indicating that I was either a boxer, or a NAIA athlete.
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