[Youtube Review][TED] Innovating to zero! | Bill Gates

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Playtime Comments : [TED] Innovating to zero! | Bill Gates

xx*****:

“Now if we do a really great job on new vaccines, healthcare, reproductive health services, We could lower that by perhaps 10% or 15%.”
4:40

Bo********:

4:25 “probably one of these numbers is gonna have to get pretty near to zero”. Sounds like People if you ask me....

lo*******:

4:20-

gl****:

0:15

Ca******:

12:45 :Bill Gates- we'll need lots and lots of company;s working on this, atleast a 100 in each of these five paths.. : You might say they're crazy... :Bill Gates Thats Good!!!

Br**********:

4:34 wtf? This man is psychotic.

fa*******:

4:34

D*:

17:25

"I can pick a vaccine, which is something I love" Uhh, people, does nobody realize the similarity to what's going on in the world today???

La****:

3:57 says it all. Why would anyone want to trust this man with their health is beyond me.

Ru*******:

4:42....

 

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Top Comments : [TED] Innovating to zero! | Bill Gates

Al**********:

No no no no, 1st seek the kingdom of God, than everything will be giving to you.

Wa********:

"When you have something that non-economic and you're trying to found that", He's definitely talking about war and that's very much the truth.

La*********:

Incredible how those people laugh and listen without saying nothing

On**********:

Gematria Effect News

Ts****:

Funny how any time they talk about vaccines, they show undernourished poor kids in Africa

Za*******:

When you watch this from a woke perspective - suddenly it is very chilling. Otherwise we are thinking - right on brother.

Ru**************:

"Too much rain, too little rain... leads to starvation"
Well that's convenient. Didnt this guy want to blast dust into the atmosphere to block the sun?
Mr Burns is real

Ru**********:

So, the man with a 66,000 square foot house is going to lecture us on carbon?

An*************:

I wonder how big Bill Gates carbon footprint is? He should probably be one of the first ones to go. At least according to his equation.

De**********:

The life of a Mad Man..

Ad**********:

At 4:28 the sheep are laughing but today are submitted to that rules

Al******:

WTF?? Tree or Plants need CO2.
but lot of forests died for fire
who did it?

Mu******:

And we need to stop destroying forests! They clean a lot of CO2!

Su***************:

Yeah Bill ...... we KNOW what you’re trying to do and guess what bro? It isn’t gonna work. We’ve got you all figured out

Ka********:

It is extremely unfair that the 3rd world countries that contribute the least to global warming and pollution may be affected the most.

Je***:

It's nothing but a numbers game to these sociopaths.

Tr************:

If i speak the same way as him (vocabulary, touge of voice,..) what band will i get in IELTS exam ?

95**********:

um, chemtrails. he's in on that too, go figure. no i'm not leaving a link, i really mean go figure (it out) haha.

vj*******:

Show me one picture of this Man wearing a damn MASK :)

Da********:

I would love to see this supposed genius “squeeze” a 12 foot truck under a 10 feet bridge...

R*:

Delete the Elite٫ problem solved!!!!!!!!!!

Ne***********:

Gates didn't think about the climate when he was busy trying to get every person in the world to own their own personal computer, did he?

Ei**********:

He has been told fireflies don't bite. My kids could tell him that!

Je*********:

“..One of these numbers needs to get pretty near to zero...”. First item on the list? Population....

Ch**************:

Reproductive health services lessening the increase in population? I only wish God could show me how this man’s existence fits in His plan before I die

Mr*:

I'm surprised YouTube hasn't deleted this.

Si*****:

the elites plan still runs perfectly for ill gates these days... will see for how long

Me*************:

My sweetheart, my generous, my genius, my gorgeous, my best friend Robert Reichler what good did I do to have you in my life. You are such a super generous, super genius and super kind person that words can’t explain how much I am thankful I am to you. You rescued me from the evil who suffered me for decades. You are my life savior, my angel, my mom, my dad, my brother, my sister. Just saying thank you to you will never be enough to express my appreciation for you; you are one of a kind! I feel so pleased and special whenever I think of you. It is because of your love that I survived. Thank you for protecting me from all the pains and all sorrows in this world. Thank you for opening the world that was closed for me. Thank you for supporting me and to making my dreams come true. Thank you for all the love you give me. The day you entered my life is my happiest day. No matter how many times I say thank you to you it is not enough because you are my life savior. All words in the world can’t describe how much I thank you. Thank you infinity times infinity and beyond. I love love…love and adore adore…adore you infinity times infinity and beyond.

Ma************:

POPULATION REDUCTION ...
1 -- poor, undeveloped economies and its families have larger families (MORE people)
2 -- rich, developed economies and its families have smaller families (LESS people)
3 -- if you can make "poor, undeveloped economies" ... more like ... "rich, developed economies" then the population will have a total of LESS people, maybe 10-15% less people (which is population reduction)
4 -- poor, undeveloped economies can be "rich-like" if they have access to technology and other advancements -- or what makes "rich, developed economies" rich, rich-like
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Me*************:

Sweet Richler Thank you for making horrible moments extraordinary. A bad day can become special because of you. Thank you for always understanding me. You never judged me. You accepted me. And your open mindedness and compassionate heart always comfort me. I’m always happy and proud of you. I always care and I’m here for you Thank you for trusting me. And I promise not to do anything stupid that will break your trust. Thank you for inspiring me. You’re strong, independent, caring, selfless and you inspire me to become a better person. Just so you know, you’re one of the few people I truly look up to. You’ve been through a lot for me and you’re still there standing strong. Thank you for being you. You’re amazing. If only you knew how grateful I am to be yours, you would know that this letter wouldn’t end. Because there’s surely a million reasons I would want to thank you for. And words are not enough. I love and adore you infinity times infinity and beyond. I thank you infinity times infinity and beyond. I am proud of you extremely. Again Thank you endlessly for making a bad day become a beautiful day. Again, Thank you endlessly for making horrible moments extraordinary.

 

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