Bill Gates releases swarm of mosquitoes on TED audience
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Tip: Click here to update all your PC's outdated driversMicrosoft chairman Bill Gates has released a swarm of mosquitoes into an audience at a technology and design conference in California.
High profile members of online networking service Twitter reported the incident on Wednesday (US time), which reportedly occurred during Gates's talk on malaria eradication, a cause the entrepreneur is pushing through his philanthropic foundation.
"Bill Gates just released mosquitos into the audience at TED and said 'Not only poor people should experience this'," Facebook manager Dave Morin wrote on Twitter.
Ebay founder Pierre Omidyar and Twitter chief executive Ev Williams confirmed that Gates released the insects on their Twitter accounts.
The official TED Conference Twitter profile confirmed that the mosquitoes were real.
"No they were not malarial. An amazing TED moment." TED tweeted.
TED (technology, entertainment and design) is an annual conference that attracts some of the world's leading thinkers. Past speakers include Bill Clinton, Al Gore and Nobel laureates James D. Watson and Murray Gell-Mann.
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theage.com.au
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Comments(4)
good going bill gates. yeah not only poor people should experience this
sounds like biological terrorism to me (even if they weren't "malarial". you or i do
this, we'd be arrested on the spot.
mr. gates you let the bugs out but you got balls!!
i hope a bunch of 'em bit that c ocksu cker on his balls, if he's got any.
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By njuiiij on 06.02.2009 - 15:02