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Kevin Okemwa

Bill Gates says the late Steve Jobs recommended taking LSD to make Microsoft products more appealing — matching Apple's flair: “Look, I got the wrong batch”

Microsoft Co-Founder Bill Gates (left) and Apple CEO Steve Jobs delivers the keynote address during the 2006 Macworld.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates admitted having difficulty reveling in the software giant's success, even after unlocking billionaire status. Gates indicated reality dawned on him in the late '90s. "I wouldn’t say that I felt comfortable that we were successful until about 1998 or so," added Gates. "I thought I was one mistake away from death until then."

Apple co-founder, the late Steve Jobs, had some interesting insights on Gates' leadership and product launches at Microsoft (via Fortune). While speaking to The Independent, Bill Gates revealed:

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