Bill Gates says that his net assets will “drop by 99% in the next 20 years”.

One possibility, as Bill Gates had hit on the face in the past three decades with a second cake on the face, has gone through its massive charity donations. As part of the process, he promised that his assets would decrease by massive 99% in the next twenty years.

The famous billionaire and founder of Microsoft (Nasdaq: Msft) published a plan for his Gates Foundation To stop operations by 2045 because it fulfills its non -profit mission.

While it is always difficult to quantify the amount of money that ultraHOhe networks have because it is intrinsically bound to shares and bond market fluctuations, Gates's net assets are estimated at $ 113 billion at the time of the press time on May 8, 2025.

Under these circumstances and the assumption that things in general remain as well, his assets will drop to 1.1 billion US dollars, and his foundation is expected to give 112 billion US dollars.

Unfortunately, such a setup for gates ensures that he will die ashamed in a Andrew Carnegie quote, which he referred to as inspiration in the associated article:

The man who dies in this way dies ashamed.

20-year plan from Bill Gates

In the accompanying article that was published under which Gates Foundation Divided the website and via the social media platform x. The billionaire also outlined the goals of the upcoming 20 -year charity organization.

According to the text, you will find remedies for diseases such as Alzheimer's and vaccines for many other diseases with the explicit goal of ensuring that “no mother, child or baby dies out of an avoidable thing” and that the next generation grows up in a world without fatal infectious diseases.

The third main goal for the last twenty years of the foundation gates identified the abolition of hundreds of people from people from poverty and “more countries on a way to prosperity”, although he also recognized that the ambitious and admirable plans work together worldwide.

Interestingly, the billionaire, although the announcement has a final decision, left an interesting restriction in the text when he discussed the upcoming Microsoft annual employee meeting when he stated:

Although it was many years since I left Microsoft, I am still a CEO in my heart and do not make any decisions about my money without taking into account the effects.

The dubious generosity of the billionaires

As generous as many billionaires and millionaires are since Carnegie introduced the concept of philanthropy, her work has often criticized.

A poster child, why many are doubtful about the good intentions of wealthy individuals, if they give away their wealth, was an Elon -Musk -Tweet in which he promised to end world hungry when someone came out with a plan to achieve the goal for less than 6 billion US dollars.

When a UN team presented such a plan, Musk simply ignored it and the famine remains a big problem four years later.

Some of the most passionate critics of the system and the billionaire philanthropy have therefore pointed out that the world throws away a significant part of the food it produces and that companies that work in the industry are dependent on artificial grant.

The concern turned into a striking picture when the police stood in certain parts of the United States during the Covid 19 pandemic.

Decades of Bill Gates Controversy Mar, the Foundation's last roadmap

Gates himself was criticized for this

Some have claimed that Microsoft's founders used media platforms such as the popular YouTube channel In short To tempt people to worry less about the development of disasters such as climate change. However, the company has contested an excessive billionaire influence.

Nevertheless, it is a strategy used in the past, e.g. Documentary.

Finally although the good work is the Gates Foundation Has not reduced over the years, it is always worth remembering that the billionaire was greeted with this cake at the end of the last century, partly due to a Cutthroat businessman who used the financial muscle from Microsoft to crush competing startups.

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