Bill Gates has taken up the challenge of Mark Zuckerberg. The Microsoft founder has turned over a bucket of cold water on him and then released the video where he demonstrates that he has accepted the challenge for charity.
The so-called “Ice Bucket Challenge” is the race that runs for a few weeks in the United States to raise funds for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and is now also involving VIPs.
Before Gates was Mark Zuckerberg who had taken up the challenge lanciatagli as governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie. The game, which aims to raise public awareness, it is simple: who is challenged has 24 hours to topple him in a bucket of ice water, otherwise it must make a donation to the association (or both).
Who passes the test wins the right to challenge other people. Gates has not only accepted the challenge, but he wanted to pretend to create with lots of drawings and blowtorch a particular machine to be able to throw on the water. In the end, it is a rope tied to a bucket suspended.
Gates also challenged, among others, Ryan Seacrest, popular American radio host, and Chris Anderson, creator of TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design).
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