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By Joachim De Posada
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Leonardo Da Vinci wrote a manuscript titled the Codex
Leicester. Bill Gates bought the manuscript for $30.8 million in 1994,
making it the most valuable manuscript in the world. So, I asked myself why
would Bill Gates, who's at work reinventing the nuclear reactor, trying to
eradicate malaria in the world and inventing toilets to prevent diseases, be so
interested in a 500-year-old journal?
Here is his anwer:
"It's an inspiration that one person--off on their own, with no feedback, without being told what was right or wrong--that he kept pushing himself," Gates says, "that he found knowledge itself to be the most beautiful thing."
Here is his anwer:
"It's an inspiration that one person--off on their own, with no feedback, without being told what was right or wrong--that he kept pushing himself," Gates says, "that he found knowledge itself to be the most beautiful thing."
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