In an interview with CNN co-founder Microsoft, he tried to cool the enthusiasm of the Corona virus vaccine: "People need to understand that even if there is a vaccine, its effects on humans should be tested."

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So when and will we ever have a corona virus vaccine? Bill Gates, the tycoon and Microsoft's founder, told CNN in an interview that the optimal vaccine vaccine range is at least two years. 

"Some people think that by September it will be a vaccine and that's not true. It makes much more sense to say that the real range for achieving breakthrough and vaccination is between one and two years until we have one," Gates said in an interview. Later, Microsoft founder explained that finding the vaccine for itself would not be enough because it would have to be understood how it affects the human body's immune system. 

"Today, there are 100 international efforts and studies to get a vaccine. Some of these efforts are more advanced and more promising. Eventually, we will join in and support those studies that will be more promising. But people must understand that even if there is already a vaccine, its effects on humans must be tested." Gates added.

"Not all of us have a proper immune system and every vaccine has side effects and we need to reach an international agreement on regulatory regulation and what side effects can be agreed. It will take time so we will not get back to normal before all these processes. Dr. Anthony Pawzi tells everyone that it will take about 18 months to find an effective vaccine and he intends for things to prevent more optimism, "he concluded.

And there is a reason why Gates has become one of the most prominent explorers of the plague. In 2015, in a TED lecture, Gates talked about the next disaster that would hit humanity and not be a nuclear war, but a deadly virus. "If something kills over 10 million people in the next few decades, it's most likely to be a highly contagious virus, not a war. We are not prepared for the next epidemic, "he said. And Gates not only envisioned the plague, but also the way it would spread and must have sounded to us at the same time as an apocalyptic narrative. "Maybe it will be a virus that the infected patients will feel well enough to get on a plane or go to the market," he added.