here are some interesting things about Bill Gates:

1. Fall in Love with a Computer at the Age of 13

What age does a person know about his life goals? Bill Gates was first interested in computers when he was 13 years old and soon attracted.

He became obsessed with computers and tinkering with software and programming. Fortunately, he was seriously involved so that his existence was meaningful to the world.

If he decides to focus on sports, literature, or history, this world will be completely different and the technological revolution may occur at a different point.

2. Disconnect Lecture for Aspect

In 1968, along with his interest in computers, he entered Lakeside School in Seattle and met Paul Allen who was actually older. Both of them became familiar because they loved computers.

In 1975, Allen and Gates were still greeting each other and working on new programs together, as well as a number of successful and unsuccessful experiments.

They decided to form partnerships based on microcomputer software (micro-computer software) which they named Microsoft.

They were still very young when forming partners and even decided to leave college to pursue dreams since adolescence. Gates left Harvard and Allen left Washington State University.

3. Memorize 2,000 Words in the Scriptures

One example of his intelligence is proven in the church. At age 11, he was challenged by Pastor Dale Turner to memorize chapters 5 to 7 in the Book of Matthew.

All participants of the deepening of the faith were tested and promised a prize for dinner at the top of the Space Needle building.

Turner stunned because Gates was able to memorize without a mistake 2,000 words in the passage. He and 31 of his colleagues were acted on at the Space Needle that year, but only Gates knew all of them.

He was very interested in books and became a bookworm for certain series.

He read the entire "World Book Encyclopedia", from beginning to end.

Bill Gates is said to still read 50 books every year, but one of his regrets is that he can't have any language other than English.