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Yes, the drive to kill something before it kills you is a very strong driver of innovation. All of these breakthroughs cater to precisely the opposite target: p
by SirLuxuryYacht 8y ago
Yes, the drive to kill something before it kills you is a very strong driver of innovation. All of these breakthroughs cater to precisely the opposite target: promoting human health either directly, or by improving our environment. This makes sense since this is the primary focus of the Gates Foundation, in 2019. That's a small scope if you ask me. You'd better believe that humans returning to space would be on this list if Gates had a horse in that race. I personally admire Gates' commitment to humans rather than stuff 'n things.
Also, I don't think its fair to call blockchain or social networking trivial. But thats neither here nor there given this listicle.
- yters 8y agoGates is a billionaire thanks to a lot of wartime technology.