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Russian director Nikita Mikhalkov joins the list of conspiracy theorists who spread falsehoods about Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates <\/p>\n
Russian Oscar-winningdirector Nikita Mikhalkov has found an occult link in Microsofts cryptocurrency patent.<\/p>\n
In a new episode of his Besogon TV show, Mikhalkov points to the fact that the name of the patent contains the devil's number, which he finds alarming:<\/p>\n
Mikhalkov has also jumped on another Bill Gates conspiracy bandwagon about how the billionaire wants to implant microchips in all humans by funding the development of a COVID-19 vaccine. <\/p>\n
Gates has become the target of right-wing activists because of a prescient video, in which he predicted a pandemic in 2015.<\/p>\n
Big data company Zignal Labs more than one million social media and TV mentions that link the Microsoft co-founder to the deadly virus.<\/p>\n
The Microsoft patent, which was revealed in late February, relies on physical activity and brain waves to mine crypto as a form of the proof-of-work algorithm. This futuristic concept has become a breeding ground for a myriad of falsehoods. <\/p>\n
As reported by U.Today, right-wing pastor Steve Cioccolanti claimed that Gates wanted humans crypto mined despite the fact that the latter wasnt involved in the patents creation.<\/p>\n
Gates left Microsofts board of directors back in March to focus on COVID-19.<\/p>\n
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