Bill Gates loves books.
The co-founder of Microsoft and heavyweight philanthropist says he reads around 50 books each year, or the equivalent of one per week for those keeping score at home.
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The Stamp of Approval
On occasion, a book is so good that Mr. Gates will recommend it on his popular blog, Gates Notes. Over the years, there have been nearly 190 such recommendations on his blog, with underlying themes such as how things work and the quirks of human nature.
Today’s visualization below breaks down over 150 of Gates’ nonfiction recommendations by plotting each book based on review...
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