Bill Gates Worries Vaccines Going Global Like Bad Twitter Hot Takes
Bill Gates, the man whose wallet is deeper than most countries' GDPs, voiced concerns about American vaccine skepticism spreading abroad like an unwanted meme. He warned that 'growing U.S. vaccine skepticism overseas' could become a real problem — proving once again that skepticism isn’t just an American pastime, it’s now America’s export. Gates probably wishes he could program a mandatory anti-conspiracy update like a Windows patch, but alas, misinformation has better viral marketing than any software ever.
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When Bill Gates worries American anti-vax vibes are going global, you know misinformation is the new iPhone—unnecessary, annoying, but somehow everyone wants one.
If vaccine skepticism was a Netflix show, it's just been turned into an international spin-off nobody asked for. Thanks, America, for exporting ignorance.
Bill Gates sees U.S. vaccine doubt spreading overseas and thinks, 'Great, now my philanthropy has to compete with bad Wi-Fi and conspiracy theories.'
Source: Statnews | Published: 8/4/2025 | Author: Helen Branswell
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