Rockefeller believed that, "Competition is a sin." Yet he was also a philanthropist. Competition is good for a capitalistic society like the US.
Competitors lower prices which draws the consumer to them. This doesn't sound
like something a philanthropist, someone who loves all people and wants to help
them, would say.
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No one in the world has yet had a net worth of $1 trillion. However John D. Rockefeller can be considered the closest to becoming a trillionaire if his fortune from the time of his death in 1937 is inflated to current times which would make his fortune abour $660 billion
the first I can think would be when he was able to make the combustion engine run and substitute horse carts and wagons with the ford model t in 1908. The other event was the bad move to move the ford company to Brazil in order to make the rubber tires so no one can have a monopoly on a certain part of his cars. the other event would eventually be when that second event failed and all that industry built in Brazil was abandoned.
because he wanted to make a fishing colony/industry.
John Brown's plan was to make all slaves rebel against slavery.
he killed proslavery settlers