Intel’s struggles have not only disappointed PC builders, but also Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who’s shocked by the US chipmaker’s decline. ​​“I am stunned that Intel basically lost its way,” the former Microsoft CEO told the Associated Press while discussing his new memoir,

Bill Gates was once the embodiment of the computer industry. Though the co-founder and former CEO of Microsoft retired over a decade ago to pursue full-time philanthropy, people still listen when he talks — and in a recent interview,

In Source Code, Gates describes his first LSD experience, which led to a stressful dental visit while he was still under the drug’s effects. He also recalls another trip with Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, where they watched Kung Fu and had a philosophical moment involving mathematical symbols on a dewy car.

Bill Gates said Apple co-founder Steve Jobs told him to do drugs in order to make Microsoft's earlier launches more exciting.

Gates described his first trip as exhilarating at first, but he had dental surgery the next morning while he was still feeling