Bill Gates admits everyone hates him

Gates told (https://bit.ly/3BiOXJZ) The Guardian, a leftwing
outlet that he funds (https://bit.ly/3xtbEds) to the tune of $13
million per year, that he used to think online "conspiracy theories"
about himself were created by "a robot sending out crazy messages."
However, when he ventured out in public during the pandemic,
he realized how many people hate him with a passion.
"There have been a few cases where I've run into people in public
where they are yelling at me that I'm putting chips into people and
that's kind of strange to see: ‘Wow, those people really exist, it's
not just some robot sending out crazy messages.'
"I think it is starting to die down," the unelected world health czar
said. "I hope so, it's tragic if it made people more reluctant to
trust vaccines or to wear a mask where they should have.
"It was quite a phenomenon; here in the US, it focused on myself
and Tony Fauci, and internationally it was more just me because
they didn't know who Tony was, he really missed out on that!
"But you know in some ways you don't want to make fun of it either.
Although it's the only way rationally to deal with it, it is pretty
serious stuff. The innovations on how you get the truth have to be
as interesting as the big lie - we face that in a number of domains,
and I haven't seen as good a solution as I think we'd all like to see."