After ending his role at Microsoft in summer of 2008, Bill Gates will continue as world’s most powerful philanthropist. Time magazine writes this:
Gates isn’t just focused on specific diseases and educational deficits. To him, that’s thinking small. Like the high school password stealer he once was, the cocky Harvard kid, Gates wants to rewrite the rules of the whole system. He’s all for capitalism — it has treated him well — but he gets that it’s not going to take care of everybody. The financial incentives to take care of the disadvantaged just aren’t there. So capitalism itself needs to be re-engineered. In his Harvard speech he introduces an idea he calls creative capitalism.
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