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In 1968, Bill Gates attended one of the few high schools globally with a computer, a rare one-in-a-million chance. This access led to the founding of Microsoft, as Gates noted in a 2005 speech. His best friend, Kent Evans, equally talented, faced a tragic one-in-a-million event, dying in a mountaineering accident before graduation. These contrasting fates highlight how external factors of luck and risk significantly shape life outcomes, beyond individual effort.
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Bill Gates,co-founder of Microsoft.Few people know that one of his first best friends, Kent Evans,was killed at17while climbing Mount Shuksan as part of a University of Washington class.He died on May 28,1972.Evans was one of four high school student
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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has said that Al, while transformative, will not replace programmers anytime soon, not even in the next century. According to media reports, Gates said Al will serve more as a coding assistant than a replacement. "In
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