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Bill Gates Looks Back on His Childhood in New Memoir: ‘I Was Different From Many of My Peers’
In Source Code, Bill Gates reflects on his childhood and early life, including his belief that he would have been diagnosed as autistic as a child.
Bill Gates on His Early Years & The Inspiration Behind 'Source Code: My Beginnings'
Businessman, philanthropist, and Microsoft founder Bill Gates sits down with Wired Editor-At-Large Steven Levy to discuss the inspiration behind his new book 'Source Code: My Beginnings'. Director: ...