In a speech at Harvard University in 2007, Bill Gates questioned the idea that the greatest human achievements depend only on great discoveries. For Microsoft's co-founder, an innovation also needs to be judged for its ability to improve lives and reduce inequalities. What did Bill Gates really mean? The phrase reproduces just...
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In a speech at Harvard University in 2007, Bill Gates questioned the idea that the greatest human achievements depend only on great discoveries. For Microsoft's co-founder, an innovation also needs to be judged for its ability to improve lives and reduce inequalities. What did Bill Gates really mean? The phrase reproduces just...