Lately, there is a lot of evidence found that proves COVID-19 was predicted by various psychics and by highly intelligent people. Although he did not specify, Bill Gates said in 2015 that there is a strong possibility that, as he called it, a “highly infectious virus” would take over the world.
Coronavirus has suddenly, in just a few weeks, escalated from a couple of infected persons in Wuhan, China, to now over 170,000 people worldwide. Everyone is surprised by the new situation, but Bill Gates would not agree with them.

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Five years ago, he declared that a “highly infectious virus” would spread at rapid speed and cause a global catastrophe.
The 64-year-old software developer had a monologue on Ted Talk and brought out the greatest danger that can trouble the human race.
“When I was a kid, the disaster we were worried about was a nuclear war,” Gates said. He then expressed his view that this was no longer the case, but that a global catastrophe would occur at a biological level.

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“If anything kills over 10 million people in the next few decades, most likely to be a highly infectious virus rather than a war,” Gates continued.
“Now, part of the reason for this is that a huge amount of nuclear deterrence is invested, but it is actually invested very little in a system to stop an epidemic. We are not ready for the next epidemic,” he added.
The co-founder of Microsoft Corporation claimed that the world is not ready for that situation, and he was right.