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Bill Gates is absolutely excellent for this challenge and generally will be the strongest base game leader since Computers are so good in this challenge, though Einstein can do quite well as well.
Do take care of Impact of Strength, Impact of Culture, and Impact of Science. These impacts can be extremely swingy, especially when multiplied like this. If you don't see them yourself, you may want to try to plan your last turn or two around taking the lead in these.
Remember that you can check the military deck at any time to see all the possible impacts.