Bill Gates Says He's Happiest When He Does This — 'No Matter How Gross The Subject Matter'
Bill Gates Says He's Happiest When He Does This — 'No Matter How Gross The Subject Matter'
That Bill Gates is a voracious reader is no secret, and a recent tweet by the billionaire revealed another dimension of his learning-bent of mind.
那比尔盖茨一个如饥似渴的读者并不是什么秘密,这位亿万富翁最近的一条推文揭示了他学习倾向的另一个方面。
The Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) co-founder said he is at his "happiest" when he is learning, no matter how gross the subject matter is. The statement came after his visit to the Meguro Parasitological Museum in Tokyo.
这个微软公司纳斯达克(Sequoia Capital:MSFT)联合创始人表示,无论主题多么粗俗,他在学习的时候都是最快乐的。这一声明是在他参观了东京的Meguro寄生虫学博物馆后发表的。
He also mentioned that he saw what he believed to be the world's longest tapeworm, and added that he would visit again.
他还提到,他看到了他认为是世界上最长的绦虫,并补充说,他还会再来。
I'm at my happiest when I'm learning – no matter how gross the subject matter. Today, I experienced the Meguro Parasitological Museum in Tokyo, and saw what is believed to be the world's longest tapeworm. 10/10 would visit again. pic.twitter.com/pMsHSswSBM
— Bill Gates (@BillGates) August 19, 2022
当我在学习的时候,我是最快乐的--无论主题有多恶心。今天,我参观了东京的Meguro寄生虫学博物馆,看到了据信是世界上最长的绦虫。10/10会再次造访。Pic.twitter.com/pMsHSswSBM
-比尔·盖茨(@BillGates)2022年8月19日
See also: Bill Gates Lauds This World Leader For His Role In Advancing Global Health
另见:比尔·盖茨称赞这位世界领袖在推动全球健康方面所发挥的作用
Gates was in Tokyo this week, during which the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan conferred him with the "Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun" award, with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan Hayashi Yoshima handing over the award on Thursday.
盖茨本周在东京,在此期间,日本外务省授予他“旭日东升勋章”奖,与日本外务大臣吉岛林将于周四交出奖项。
During his visit, Gates also met with global health companies in Japan and extended his thanks to them for their commitment to saving lives around the world.
在访问期间,盖茨还在日本会见了全球卫生公司,并对他们致力于拯救世界各地的生命表示感谢。
"We must keep up the fight to make sure preventable emergencies never again derail our common pursuit of a better future," he said.
他说:“我们必须继续努力,确保可预防的紧急情况不会再次破坏我们对更美好未来的共同追求。”
Photo: Courtesy of FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute and OnInnovation on flickr
图片:由FWC鱼类和野生动物研究所和OnInnovation on Flickr提供