Is it another adventure book?0:29
No, it's a site about computers.0:32
Wow, A site about computers.0:35
Computers are everywhere now.0:38
We use them for work and entertainment.0:40
The site is not about sitting in front of the screen.0:45
It's about people who make computers and computer programs.0:48
Some of them are really famous and can be good role models.0:52
It sounds interesting.0:58
Take Bill Gates, for example.0:59
In 1975, he left Harvard University before graduating from it.1:01
And in 1977, with his childhood friend Paul Allen, he started Microsoft.1:06
The world's largest software company.1:13
And 10 years later, he became the youngest billionaire ever.1:16
But what surprised me is that in 2000, together with his wife, he created the charity organization Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.1:20
Now it works in the field of global health and learning.1:29
Besides that, in 2010, Gates suggested that the richest people of the world should give half of their money to charity.1:33
So he makes money and spend it on making people's lives better, doesn't he?1:40
That's why I really respect and want to copy him.1:47
There is another example.1:50
Take Larry Page, who together with Sergey Brin, founded Google back in 1998.1:51
Everybody knows Google now.1:59
Larry Page also helps people.2:02
He spends money on exploring the problems of climate change and helping the poor.2:04
I see you want to help people too.2:09
But first you should work hard at school and then enter university.2:12
What are you good at?2:16
Are you interested in computers?2:18
Does it mean social networking sites like Facebook or Twitter?2:21
Making friends online is so easy now.2:26
This is where you are wrong.2:29
I've joined a club for those who are fond of programming.2:31
It's called Next, by the way, Bill Gates developed an interest in computers when he was at school too.2:34
At the age of 13, he wrote his first computer program.2:40
As for Larry Page, his parents were computer science professors and his childhood home was full of computers.2:44
His love for technology made him study computer science at Stanford University.2:51
Now I see that they have really become your role models.2:56
You respect and want to copy them.3:00
I'd like to help other people.3:03
So I'm going to study computer science.3:05
I'm sure that's what I really want.3:08
Is it another adventure book?3:22
No, it's a site about computers.3:24
Wow, A site about computers.3:28
Computers are everywhere now.3:30
We use them for work and entertainment.3:32
The site is not about sitting in front of the screen.3:37
It's about people who make computers and computer programs.3:41
Some of them are really famous and can be good role models.3:45
It sounds interesting.3:50
Take Bill Gates, for example.3:52
In 1975, he left Harvard University before graduating from it.3:54
And in 1977, with his childhood friend Paul Allen, he started Microsoft.3:59
The world's largest software company.4:06
And 10 years later, he became the youngest billionaire ever.4:08
But what surprised me is that in 2000, together with his wife, he created the charity organization Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.4:13
Now it works in the field of global health and learning.4:22
Besides that, in 2010, Gates suggested that the richest people of the world should give half of their money to charity.4:25
So he makes money and spend it on making people's lives better, doesn't he?4:33
That's why I really respect and want to copy him.4:39
There is another example.4:42
Take Larry Page, who together with Sergey Brin, founded Google back in 1998.4:44
Everybody knows Google now.4:52
Larry Page also helps people.4:54
He spends money on exploring the problems of climate change and helping the poor.4:56
I see you want to help people too.5:01
But first you should work hard at school and then enter university.5:04
What are you good at?5:09
Are you interested in computers?5:11
Does it mean social networking sites like Facebook or Twitter?5:14
Making friends online is so easy now this is where you are wrong.5:18
I've joined a club for those who are fond of programming.5:23
It's called Next, by the way, Bill Gates developed an interest in computers when he was at school too.5:26
At the age of 13, he wrote his first computer program.5:33
As for Larry Page, his parents were computer science professors and his childhood home was full of computers.5:36
His love for technology made him study computer science at Stanford University.5:44
Now I see that they have really become your role models.5:49
You respect and want to copy them.5:52
I'd like to help other people.5:56
So I'm going to study computer science.5:58
I'm sure that's what I really want.6:00
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