Bill Gates Weighs In On Conspiracy Theories

Bill Gates Weighs In , On Conspiracy Theories.<br />'Newsweek' reports that Bill Gates believes traditional <br />media is helping to magnify conspiracy theories <br />regarding his role in the global vaccine rollout.<br />According to the Microsoft founder, advances <br />in technology have increased the ability for <br />misinformation to be created and spread.<br />According to the Microsoft founder, advances <br />in technology have increased the ability for <br />misinformation to be created and spread.<br />Despite these unforeseen consequences <br />of our technological advancement, <br />Gates remains optimistic about the future.<br />The downsides of a modern technology, <br />we have been able to manage those <br />to the benefit of mankind. , Bill Gates, Billionaire philanthropist, via 'Newsweek'.<br />The billionaire added that the next generation, "will hopefully be creative about social media <br />and how we make it more of a force for good.".<br />As conspiracy theories regarding Gates <br />spread across social media, calls were raised <br />for tech firms to crackdown on misinformation. .<br />As conspiracy theories regarding Gates <br />spread across social media, calls were raised <br />for tech firms to crackdown on misinformation. .<br />'Newsweek' reports that some of the imposed <br />censorship has been condemned by Republicans as <br />overreach by Democratic officials and tech firms.<br />Since January 2020, the Bill and Melinda Gates <br />Foundation has invested over $770 million<br />in funding the fight against COVID.<br />According to figures from the World Health Organization <br />(WHO), the Gates' foundation gave more more money to the <br />United Nations agency than the United States government.<br />According to figures from the World Health Organization <br />(WHO), the Gates' foundation gave more more money to the <br />United Nations agency than the United States government.<br />Nobody would have predicted that I and <br />[Anthony Fauci, the former medical adviser <br />to the president] would be so prominent in <br />these really evil theories. I'm very surprised <br />by that [and] I hope it goes away, Bill Gates, Billionaire philanthropist, via Reuters.<br />Nobody would have predicted that I and <br />[Anthony Fauci, the former medical adviser <br />to the president] would be so prominent in <br />these really evil theories. I'm very surprised <br />by that [and] I hope it goes away, Bill Gates, Billionaire philanthropist, via Reuters