The world's second richest man, Bill Gates, is also critical of the capitalist system that made him rich. "We have to find a way to make the aspects of capitalism that serve wealthier people serve poorer people as well," he told a recent World Economic Forum.
Gates is giving back by setting up the world's largest private foundation with a $34.6 billion US endowment for charitable projects around the world.
One he's investing in, according to globalresearch.ca, is a "doomsday seed bank" located on the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen, where 3 million different crop seeds from around the world will be stored in a mountain vault.
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Gates is giving back by setting up the world's largest private foundation with a $34.6 billion US endowment for charitable projects around the world.
One he's investing in, according to globalresearch.ca, is a "doomsday seed bank" located on the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen, where 3 million different crop seeds from around the world will be stored in a mountain vault.
What does Gates know that we don't?
Read more.
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