In his new book Source Code, Bill Gates offers an intimate glimpse into his early life, revealing a shocking moment from his Harvard days—his experiment with LSD. The Microsoft co-founder reflects on his rebellious student years and how this experience shaped his thinking, along with his unique habits and deep focus that eventually fueled his success in tech.
In his latest book Source Code, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates opens up about various unknown aspects of his life, including a fascinating story from his Harvard days. Gates shares a surprising tale of his experience with LSD, which he once experimented with while celebrating a friend’s birthday.
The book sheds light on Gates’ rebellious youth, where he was nearly expelled for breaking rules. Known for his mischievous nature, Gates spent countless hours in the computer lab, even once clocking in 711 hours in just one month.
Gates recalls his LSD trip, during which he wondered if it was possible to delete memories from the mind the way one can delete files on a computer. The next day, he checked to ensure his most cherished memories were intact. After this experience, he never used LSD again.
Liberty News’ international correspondent reports that Gates reveals some of his eccentric habits, like rocking back and forth, which he eventually turned into a strength. He describes writing Source Code as a challenging journey, showcasing his reflective side beyond his tech achievements.
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