Bill Gates Spills Secrets: Rapid-Fire Round Highlights at IIT Delhi’s Innovation for Public Good Event

Bill Gates Spills Secrets in rapid-Fire round at IIT Delhi.
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Introduction to Bill Gates’ Session at IIT Delhi

Bill Gates, Microsoft founder recently became part of a session of IIT Delhi. The event ‘Innovation for Public Good’ attracted thousands of participants in the auditorium as well as virtually. Bill Gates Spills Secrets in Rapid-Fire Round at IIT Delhi. The session got interesting when one of the participants asked quirky questions in a rapid-fire round on Bill Gates’s favourite places, Indian food and a lot more.

Bill Gates answered the questions smartly.
Here is a sneak peek into the rapid-fire questions and answers.

Bill Gates Spills Secrets in rapid-Fire round at IIT Delhi.

Question: If you could have one superpower, what it would be?

Answer: I would like to be smarter

Question: Which year would you travel with Time Machine and why?

Answer: I like to be in the present year.

Question: What is the first word you start with on WORDLE?

Answer: T R A C E

Question: What is your favourite Indian food?

Answer: Masala Tea or masala chai

Question: What’s one thing on your bucket list this year?

Answer: I would like to go to the Paris Olympics.

Question: This is a tough one, but if not the technologist or a philanthropist What career would you be in?
Answer: Wow, when I was very young I wanted to be a lawyer, then this computer thing attracted me and now I employ thousands of lawyers( Giggles).

Question: If you had to set up Microsoft today, what would you do differently?
Answer: We have the best software factory in the world and if something new comes along, we are just 5 times faster than other companies. The other competitor companies never invest in the kind of tools we have. We did make a lot of mistakes and I feel bad about it.

Question: Taj Mahal or Eiffel Tower?

Answer: Taj is more classic

Question: Super bowl or Fifa world cup?

Answer: Neither for me

Question: A life without books or a life without technology?

Answer: I’ll give up the physical books and read from the screen.

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