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@fredronknowles4200

Жыл бұрын

Watching from bahamas

@josbtheonlinebartender2002

Жыл бұрын

There are other places on earth that is not the United States "Dudes" you wish he was the richest man on earth. All I ask is to find the best future movie producer's samples on youtube.

@annoloki

Жыл бұрын

Have a look into Warren Delano (the 'D' of FDR), Forbes etc, who made lotsa money selling opium in China. Could be interesting!

@lolzystories5728

Жыл бұрын

I hate you magnatesmedia for not doing this any sooner because this was my test 5 months ago 😩

@ucan1

Жыл бұрын

If you had enough money to start your own company, Would you treat your employees fairly ❓ because I've never come across a billionaire who runs a billionaire dollar company and treats his employees fairly. Again I ask you... If you had enough money to start your own company, would you treat your employees fairly ❓

can we just appreciate how well edited and professional these videos are

@kodaph

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@frank500ish

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@TheSwedishMeatball

Жыл бұрын

Nothing less than incredible

@neanda

Жыл бұрын

so true, the images of people, and the way it all works well together, it kind of makes it hard to listen to the story (in a good way) as i the production is so good, i have to keep rewinding :)

@umaiswaqar8075

11 ай бұрын

something more than professional

Editing - 1000000/10 Story Telling - 1000000/10 Thumbnails - 100000000000/10 GOATED FR

@pr0osen

Жыл бұрын

i will be the new one of thumbnails i hope that

@antoniovaquera1787

4 ай бұрын

Its illegal to do that, you know that right?

@T4eva

3 ай бұрын

Then what in the budget happened at this part? --> 35:50

This is a fine example of the complaint I have about self improvement and business improvement theories. Andrew Carnegie is often used as an example of how good daily habits, self belief, perseverance, networking and other positive behaviours create success, when in reality his success was created on the basis of exploitation, corruption, insider trading, with disregard for the destruction of the environment and human life. Basically every unethical practice we know is the basis of huge success in business- but this reality is denied.

@jimmyjams9048

Жыл бұрын

agreed- most of the biggest philanthropists are the first ones to whinge about taxes and wages. Philanthropy is about ego- I always think, just shut the fuck up and pay ya taxes.

@gm2407

Жыл бұрын

The joke is that those daily habits were used in conjunction with the despised behaviours and that is what made him successful.

@eusebio_9

Жыл бұрын

Well, you don't make an omelette without breaking some eggs. In this case, a lot of them.

@Martin-mi1oj

Жыл бұрын

Roots must reach hell if you want a tree that reaches the heavens right? Andrew Carnegie was still a great man, one of the greatest who ever lived.

@Martin-mi1oj

Жыл бұрын

@@eusebio_9 EXACTLY !!!

Carnegie definitely left a very impactful legacy, especially in the Pittsburgh area. The nuance of his impact is very important to touch on like you did in this video. Even my family has been largely affected by both his philanthropy and wrongdoing. My grandfather's family were immigrants that came to Pittsburgh and his brother died at around thirty in a fatal accident at one of his mills. That being said, my grandfather still routinely visits the Carnegie Public Library and the Carnegie Museum of Natural History. The irony being that the library was supposedly installed for the workers of the dangerous mills. On top of this, my parents both graduated and met at Carnegie Mellon University. So, in a way the same person who led to my great uncle's death, led to my birth. Great video keep it up!

@milosbhat6920

8 ай бұрын

Your comment somehow does partly answer one of the greatest, if not the greatest moral issues concerning human society. Does the goal justify the means? In your case one could easily assume that the answer is yes. But then again I have my doubts. If the brother of your grandfather had not died the way he did, his progeny today may have equally shared the fruits of the labour of their grandfather, just like you. But then again, Andrew would not have the great transformative effect on millions of American citizens. Guess such things will always require sacrifices, martyrs, injustice and appalling life for certain segments of our fellow human beings. The same principles apply today to those who work for Jeff Bezos, as does the increasing use of robots and AI. Competition and profit. However as people like Steven Pinker will assure you we are going forward. I agree in this case. The conditions at the workplace are not remotely akin to those that your grandparents experienced. But they still can keep some at the bottom of the social hierarchy, they do not guarantee the education of their children, especially when the public education is being neglected. No wonder they are increasingly producing a generation of believers in conspiracies, people succumbing to warbled guttrals of demagogues and snake oil pundits, people who are completely abdoning the existence of objective truth or the legacy of the founding fathers. Yes I can see progress in your case here. But in general a regression for the American society. Hope I am mistaken.

@OBSVFULC

6 ай бұрын

Truly fascinating mate! Crazy how these things happen!

@soupz

6 ай бұрын

@@milosbhat6920great comment- how society (in the US and elsewhere) develops during my lifetime is a point of real fascination for me

@chirayudesai793

5 ай бұрын

Truly insane how some of these things happen huh? So many things had to go right for me and you to both be here commenting on YT right now.

@AJ5

Ай бұрын

The end doesn't justify the means, when the means are literally the END of someone else! A work related accident could be just that, an accident due to neglect. Next time we should improve work conditions. If we ignore it intentionally, the next work accident becomes intentional. We shouldn't justify evil ever. No matter how big or small! To answer your question "does the end justify the means", no it shouldn't. Would I steal from a supermarket to feed my kids? It's easy, but it hurts the owners and the economy. I rather work hard to feed my family! That way I support my family AND the economy.

This channel is slowly becoming one of my favorites.

@peterdevreter

Жыл бұрын

If he looses the dramatic background music its perfect.

@CR7GOATofFootball

4 ай бұрын

​@@peterdevreter tbh I like it

@ghetto_media

3 ай бұрын

Its part of what sets the video apart 😅

@puffles5535

3 ай бұрын

@@peterdevreteridk I think it’s pretty cool. But to each their own.

I like how balanced you presented the story of Andrew Carnegie, showing the good, the bad and the ugly, then letting the audience decide for themselves how we should view his life and legacy.

@skeletonbuyingpealts7134

Жыл бұрын

Murder is a bit hard to forgive

@remicaron3191

Жыл бұрын

@@skeletonbuyingpealts7134 Not for capitalist, that is just something you have to blame others for like the communists. Capitalism has only made people better off. lol Wake up and look around

@baylorsailor

11 ай бұрын

If only everybody wasn't so biased when they made videos. I'm so sick of the political leaning in everything today.

@skeletonbuyingpealts7134

11 ай бұрын

@@baylorsailor Life is inherently political

@enigma9971

9 ай бұрын

He was horrible. He grew up poor and then kept his boot on the neck of the poor. He could have just made less money and paid and treated his workers well. He didn't. End of story

Lots of love from Kenya. I joined this channel when it had 1254 members. I subscribed and because John's way of telling stories is exemplary. Finally John is clocking a million subs in less than a week/month. Congratulations lad!

@yon.Qwon1

Жыл бұрын

kenyans everywhere

@internet_userr

Жыл бұрын

1254 subscribers.. very specific, is that including your subscription?

@yacro1055

Жыл бұрын

love this channel!

@charanasmedia

Жыл бұрын

Mko tu hapa. Piteni kwangu basi.

@vunguyentr5561

Жыл бұрын

Lol why don't you join the paid subscription though

It's quite insane that this kind of high quality docs are avaliable for FREE we are really fortunate to have unrestricted access to this type of content and much more. thanks for what you are doing and keep doing great work!

@makavelismith

Жыл бұрын

It's not available for free. Just because you haven't paid in cash, it's free?

@maheshkumarmk975

Жыл бұрын

@@DetectiveBernard you are paying your time He is earning with your time If you don't get enough returns after giving your 53 minutes and 31 seconds you wasted your time but after paying your time and watching this video I think it gave you significant returns

@maheshkumarmk975

Жыл бұрын

@@DetectiveBernard you got it wrong buddy accept it and embrace it The guy said it's not necessary we are not paying money doesn't mean we are paying nothing And I am not saying he is not earning from your veiws ok let me clear it 👉What are you paying ? Is it money , no ! Is it relationship ,no ! Is it any materialistic thing , no ! Let me get it more clear Every thing we do- watch videos , create videos,spend time with family Costs something and that something is 👉 Time 👉 Attention Let's assume you are watching this video and not paying attention you lost your time and time is money so the time you could have done something productive or good you wasted it Or, You are paying attention but don't have enough time you also lost your money cause attention is money You watched this video you invested your time you learnt buisness lessons, life lessons Congratulations you got returns good returns It's true believe it of not nothing is free nothing You want girlfriend and you want to be in relationship with her forever You are not spending money What will you spend ? Time and attention Even the relationship is not free Even the love is not free It costs time , attention and faith It's quite simple concept actually literally every billionare thinks like that every single of them buddy ❤️

@ducks840

Жыл бұрын

@@DetectiveBernard bars 🔥

@maheshkumarmk975

Жыл бұрын

@@DetectiveBernard yup English is my 4th language but he clearly wrote "It's not available for free just because you haven't paid in cash means it's free" he is clearly not talking about money or cash "BUDDY" and I can clearly understand English 🗿☕ but you cannot accept your "mistake" "BUDDY" 😂 I feel like we are in rap battle or something 💀 😂

Please dont pull the Jake Trans move, we love this channel.

@fuucaran

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean by this, could you explain please?

@luhwant

Жыл бұрын

@@fuucaran jake tran is a youtuber who made great documentaries but he sold out and decreased his quality and many other things

@wildbearberry7376

Жыл бұрын

I hope that doesn't happen

@thebestofrealmroyale7576

Жыл бұрын

I know this guy personally. He will NEVER do that. Don't worry.

@luaen

Жыл бұрын

@@fuucaran used to make great videos like magnatesmedia, but know he just takes every sponsorship he wants and his videos aren’t very accurate. He has promoted 20+ scams already.

Always a good day when magnetsmedia uploads. Ever since I saw your channel I've been binging every single video lol, for sure my favorite channel

My boyfriend turned this channel on for the first time about four or five hours ago and I have been thoroughly enthralled every second. I have always had questions about the whole story behind events, people, ideas etc. and you present the information so well. I can only imagine the time and effort and perseverance it takes to make these videos, tell these stories. I love it and I look forward to viewing and listening to so much more. You and your support staff are doing really great work. Thank you so much. I subscribed right away.

Our school never taught us about the controversies and shady actions Carnegie made, we only learnt about the good he had done and how it revolutionised the world. Looking at the video I think Carnegie did more good than harm but schools should show us the whole picture and let us make our decision and opinion.

@THE_MOONMAN

Жыл бұрын

I mean you know who funded the US school system right? The Rockefeller's lol. The same people who built that system directly before from the people having positive feelings towards figures such as Andrew Carnegie. These guys built these systems, and thus had the ability to control how these systems view them. it's hard to say if they did more good or bad, I reckon I don't know enough to make that judgement. But they definitely used their positions to affect how we judge them, and for that I error on the skeptical side of how I view their character. How much of our positive view is because they want us to see them that way? An interesting line of thinking at the very least

@michelleobrien6996

Жыл бұрын

I agree and commented elsewhere that he (and others) are held up as role models we can learn from but none of the negative aspects which played a BIG role in his (and others) success are acknowledged

@manifestingcocreator3221

Жыл бұрын

Education systems are propaganda machines molding you

@Elaborance

Жыл бұрын

Based on the information provided in this video I would say the harm he did was extremely minuscule compared to thee good he did, especially for the economy.

@rightwingsafetysquad9872

Жыл бұрын

The middle school I went to was named after Carnegie. Our class time spent on the man was 80% Pinkertons, 10% steel innovation, and 10% schools/libraries. We never touched on his time in the railroads. We never talked about his heritage beyond his parents being from Scotland.

I am new here, but if this were the kind of videos that were shown to us in school. I would’ve made straight A’s and actually paid attention. Rather than fall asleep, and skip class. Your work is phenomenal, this was more informative, educational and entertaining in the history channel. BRAVO

While watching this I just realized the real reason he gave away so much money to create libraries all over the United States. I was watching this and started to think it was a little bit of an extreme attack on him. And then I thought about why I thought that. And that was because I had read a biography of him when I was younger. That had been a book that was in a LIBRARY. He donated so many libraries to the United States so that he could dry up any possible market for a book that might be critical of him. Libraries would not want to bite the hand that created them. And libraries are main customers for books. Carnegie had created a safe way to make sure that his narrative of his life would be the one that would prevail. Thank god for the internet.

@ayomidetoluhi3408

11 ай бұрын

You mean GOD

@friendlyfire7861

9 ай бұрын

True, just realize that government was a great hand in his success, just as it is with all monopolists, and likewise paints itself as a benevolent force. See 35:20 to remind yourself of the true force behind putting down the Homestead strike. Roosevelt originally wanted to say military-industrial-legislative complex--did you know that? They successfully convinced him to leave that out so they could burnish their image.

@sebastienbolduc5654

9 ай бұрын

I agree with you. At least you can see through someone's BS. I also think he may have done it for PR purposes. In this day and age we call that virtue signaling. Major corporations do it all of the time. How much money did Steve Jobs donated to charities throughout his life? Meanwhile, in China... Btw, I heard that Foxconn is a workers utopia. 😂

Your editing just gets better and better. Another amazing video man. I could watch these all day!

I love these, the time spent on the editing is crazy.

bro he referred to him as “my boy andy” in like 1900 💀💀💀

George Westinghouse and John C. Bogle are the only two American businessman I can think of who climb to the top while doing more ethical than unethical stuff. Everybody else doing more unethical than ethical stuff but these two prove you can be rich while remaining true to their value.

@WahRizz

10 ай бұрын

And the Hershey's guy i think

@friendlyfire7861

9 ай бұрын

I think you should include Lysander Spooner (private mail system) and the leaders of the Northwest Pacific Railroad as well.

@davidb2206

2 ай бұрын

It is possible to get rich in business while being honest and ethical, but Carnegie and Rockefeller didn't do it.

Next video: The rise & fall of Alex Edson😂

Cant wait for you to start uploading again man!

the amount of effort that is put to this videos,it's amazing .thank you for giving this free to us! it's literally like a movies.

@friendlyfire7861

9 ай бұрын

And as persuasive, in a Marxist sort of way. Go back and look at 5:31. Yup, just more nudging like this. It's throughout, in imagery and substance. Too bad; so much good could be done with something like this, like revealing how much government has to do with backing up monopolies and "robber barons," just like today. See 35:20.

Amazing information put together. Great work! I really appreciate your work!

He was the mentor of Napoleon Hill, he wrote the famous book “Think and Grow Rich”. Many of the principals in the book were inspired by Andrew.

If he wanted to make amends for his misgoings shouldn't he had giving the families of his workers some of his fortunes?

@mechajay3358

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, give back to those who made your business the success that it was.

@kagisonkabini2021

9 ай бұрын

Exactly, he only cared about himself and his legacy.

@davidb2206

2 ай бұрын

It's the same with companies today. Bill Gates made a huge fortune from his early American workers, then created a foundation to give away most all of that money to foreigners overseas. He did NOTHING for the American veterans who made his life and fortune possible, either.

Just bumped into this video. Great content and video quality 👌🏾. Thank you for sharing.

You're the man, thank you for well produced, detailed and informative content

I love your channel and I'm so sorry to hear of the troubles you're going through with the unfair copyright strikes. Wherever you go, I will follow, even if you have to start releasing videos on your own website!

@jayphilly1703

Жыл бұрын

He's back! Didn't you read his community section? He is finalizing the issues with KZread and will provide an update.

"It's bed time, imma turn off the screen and go sleep" *John casually dropped a 1-hour documentary at 2:20am

Great Content once again! We strive to be like you guys one day

Just to tell you how extremely good you are at this, I've watched this entire documentary twice just to get the feeling I had the first time and both times were awesome. In a nutshell thank you magnet for this top top notch content. This is brilliant. This is magnum opus of content delivery and im just here to thank you. Once again thank you

@friendlyfire7861

9 ай бұрын

Yes, great delivery, but a lot of nudging. Not really a balanced view or anything other than the approved message on Carnegie. For example, he glosses over that the government militia provided the real muscle behind ending the Homestead strike. It's always that way. Blame business for everything. government for nothing--straight out of the strategy of Herbert Marcuse.

Dude who edits these videos lol. They are so well made.

@hassannaveed9787

Жыл бұрын

I also wonder

In the last few years, "content" on the internet has been becoming cheaply made trash. KZread used to be a place to find amazing and interesting videos. This is the second video of yours that I have watched and I'm subscribing. This is the content that I want to see on the internet. Captivating, interesting, well-written and well-edited videos. The thing about music that you mentioned is so true. Everything about this video is perfect; from the cinematic visuals and music/sound effects to the words you use and the tone/emotion in your voice (compared to the monotone voice that many creators use nowadays). You tell a story better than any KZreadr I've ever seen. Massive respect to you, I'll be watching more soon.

@DelanoSuCkaTGaMiNg

6 ай бұрын

KZread always has trash and informative content. You just has to search.

Your videos are just absolutely outstanding, been binging the past week and phenomenal work keep it up! 🙏

so glad to see this back up! Hope youtube is handling this properly now

Your videos are just so so good. Best business content on KZread without a doubt

Holy Moly The Editing 🔥

I just discovered your channel a few days ago and I’m hooked. Really educative and balanced

Nice video mate. I have watched over 20 of yours, and they are executed, directed and imposed extremely well. ... just thought you may like to hear that someone appreciates the time and effort you put in. (Free gift always welcome, all the best mate)

What a story! ❤ John you're a master at your craft, I love how you make your videos. See you soon hit a million subs

@kennethdada7583

Жыл бұрын

You haven't even watch the video 😅

@vigfhfc

Жыл бұрын

Maybe you should watch the video before you make a review.

@SBCraftmc

Жыл бұрын

@@kennethdada7583 true lmao

@demorbe-official

Жыл бұрын

@@kennethdada7583 was already 10mins in by the time I wrote and I already loved what I was seeing

@chimychimes

Жыл бұрын

It's cool seeing him grow

Excellently covered. What a brilliantly structed script, high quality animation and how you presented the life of Andrew Carnegie. Presentating the story in a balanced way and leaving the audience to form their own opinion. These videos are helping a lot in understanding their life journey. Someone one who doesn't want to read books can still gain knowledge by these Netflix like documenteries. Really appreciated.

@friendlyfire7861

9 ай бұрын

He didn't present a balanced view. This video was full of "nudging" toward thinking business is bad and by implication government good. Did you notice that the real muscle behind putting down the Homestead strike was by government militia? Go to 35:20 if you missed it. This is the same stuff I heard all the way back in high school; the author apparently never grew intellectually. It's informative, but it's not "balanced." You really need to step back a little. My high school teacher said almost all the exact same things as this fellow; it's well presented, but the substance is tendentious. Also, try watching some of it at 2x without sound. The Marxist imagery and propagandist nature of the video will be apparent, I think.

You are my favorite channel. Keep these videos coming. I am addicted to them!

The videos created by Magnates Media is gold, thank you so much for doing this.. this is mesmerizing and so addictive and yet soo educational. Thank You so much man ❤️

You got your channel back! Congratulations I’m sorry you had to deal with all that crap

Liked subscribed and notified. Well deserved subscription . Fantastic content my friend.

The video edit is absolutely mind-blowing, congratulations 🎊 for everything

Hey there 👋🏾 The quality of your video production is phenomenal 😀 I mean really….the editing, graphics, transitions - great dramatic affect and really impressive It makes the story more compelling and your voice over only adds to the drama, well done 👍🏾 This was an insightful story - I guess nobody is hundred percent bad or hundred percent good…the way Carnegie treated his workforce was disgraceful though and seems he tried to compensate for that in his philanthropic good deeds Anyhow, thanks for sharing the Epidemic Sound link with us, I’ll definitely check it out 👌🏾 I wonder which editing software and graphics you use as well? Wishing your channel every future success Shuksy ☀️

Congratulations on being back!!!

Man you need a Netflix show i swear

You've really been making some quality vids. Less than a minute in and I'm intrigued and end up watching right until the very end-always. Kudos to you MM☺

Once again, excellent video! Looking forward to the next one.

I don't know how to explain it but this type of content is what I've always dreamed of watching. THIS RIGHT HERE. Is what I'm passionate about, it's what I love to talk about. I've read business and investing books since I was 13 and I've always had a passion for business. I love seeing business revolutionize the world and progress the human race. I'm so glad someone like you exists to make this content ❤

@Verticalize-

Жыл бұрын

Same here. You took every word of this comment straight from my mouth. Read investment material from age 10.

@Leinnn

Жыл бұрын

@@Verticalize- That is so cool bro, may I ask how you got introduced? My Dad was an entrepreneur so he started me off with rich dad poor dad as my first book. What about you?

@Verticalize-

Жыл бұрын

@@Leinnn my grandfather got me started with $50 back in 2009, and told me to research some stocks to buy with that money. I was 9 years old at the time. I ended up purchasing home depot and waste connections ($HD, $WCN) which was a solid plan for a 9 year old! That kickstarted my interest,

@wasseofficial

Жыл бұрын

​@@Verticalize- i

@politicallypluripotent6991

Жыл бұрын

@@hafu_yu Don't fall into this trap lol

what a video man 👏👏 This is one of the best video about an businessman. You deserve more appreciation Keep it up.👍💪

Awesome and interesting Video. Superb work. Thanks for taking your time to make them.

Just discovered your channel, I love history, combined with almost any subject. Great job bringing in such high quality true life events.. There is so much to be learned.

I remember magnates during his 50K subs, the vid qualities only got better since then

Just think of all the people he killed while profiteering- how does any philanthropy make up for the suffering “I’ll meet you in hell” Carnegie knew.

I LOVE your editing style! What program are u using? Any tips for a smaller sized content creator?

This is great! your videos always are always entertaining and full with history!

I just paused the video to type this comment real quick. I have been watching you for a couple months now and this is the exact content I had been searching for on youtube. It was so hard to find this type of content. Thank you for doing this and never stop. Your videos inspire alot of people.

I learned a lot from your channel.. I hope to reach this level of creativity... Thank you❤❤❤

The passive agressive gifts between Andrew and Rockefeller is pretty funny

I love your deep dives into the lives of these historical figures. Thank you!

I am from Dunfermline which is where Andrew Carnegie was born he gifted the town a park library and swimming baths to name just a few things ❤

37:24 oh no a picture guess i gotta file a lawsuit!

Another awesome upload...Job well done John ❤

i love your work, thank you for dishing out these great videos

Hope yall had a nice day

Magnates is back!!!!

I enjoyed every second of this documentary, thankyou so much!

I grew up in Johnstown, and by the way it is not in the hills of Pittsburgh, it's about 50 miles away, however the flood is a huge part of the local culture, we have museums and trails and all sorts of other things devoted to it

So THIS was the video missing from my watch later playlist. Glad it's back up :)

Crazy, I remember reading in both the "Law of Success" and "Think and Grow Rich" how much Napoleon Hill idolized and showed reverence towards Carnegie. Constantly used as an example in many teachings. I wonder if he knew the true nature and character of Andrew Carnegie, for his writings and some of the lessons are contrary to who Carnegie truly was.

@gm2407

Жыл бұрын

Hill was a conman. It is unlikely Carnegie tasked him or provided him anything for his work. Like all the modern conmen he said enough to keep you on the hook and nothing that anyone hadn't seen or thought of before. What useually stopped people growing rich is a deficiency in ability, contacts to raise finance or willingness to screw people over. One or more of these things.

@jpmoney91

Жыл бұрын

@@gm2407 That's the sentiment of a lot of individuals. I'm definitely aware of the fact. Regardless, it doesn't take away from the message and lessons/teachings. He has recycled previous works of others. That is a fact. I'm specifically talking about the picture painted by him in regards to Carnegie and his character.

@gm2407

Жыл бұрын

@@jpmoney91 Characterisation and true character can be very far from each other. One is spin and the other is based on actions taken. At best we have a detailed picture which is incomplete. At worst we have charactisations painting on the historical evidence. Much like every historical figure really. If you want to be the rich magnate the he would be a hero and role model to mantel. If you fall short in that regard and do not want to be exploited then he is an opressor of people. Seems like a good thing to remember, that everyone is in competition, do not undersell your worth, or you never catch up. Also I can't imagine Hill would want to impart a negative characterisation on Carnegie when he is trying to sell a dream to people to buy his book. But that might just be an assumption I have of the desperate audience of the time period. I have seen others sell their systems as never mind the morals and ethics, if it is legal, or you can get the law changed that is all that matters, do what you need to. But probably seen to much Dan Pena. He has a much catchier way of putting it.

@jpmoney91

Жыл бұрын

@@gm2407 I'm very aware of the hypocrisies of these so called gurus. That was the whole underlying point of my initial comment. Your average person wouldn't know the differing viewpoints on Carnegie though. You just made a deeper assessment of the fact. Appreciate you going above and beyond on it though.

@gm2407

Жыл бұрын

@@jpmoney91 Thanks. Good convo hopefully it highlights things for anyone not in the know when reading the comments.

This channel deserves so much more than 984K subs. The videos are so well edited, very professional, the information is displayed so well and clear. I love your content

you're channel is amazing! hope everything works out!

It's really amazing and mind blowing The editing skills and the creative mindset all on it's peak Really appreciate your hard work BTW, Can I have the project file of this video?

The Men Who Built America...one of the best non-fiction series I've seen in a long time.

I only subscribed for moral support after your channel was highlighted by Upper Eschelon. I'm grateful for it, the quality is stupendous.

Been watching all your videos, slowly plotting my way to get rich now. Thx brotha man

Appreciate you guys for sharing this imperative content and the work ethics and philanthropy powerful endeavors

Magnets media your uploads are so wow. You just make our day @silmax tv when ever we watch your videos ❤❤❤

@Neslogun10

Жыл бұрын

That’s true bro

@nessim22

Жыл бұрын

Indeed❤❤

Glad the video is back

Cant wait for next video my guy, awesome stuff. Screw Alex Edson for ruining my viewing of the JP Morgan Video

Great work on the documentary!!!

Welcome back!

This man is sensational once again!🔥

Great!! Video thanks!!

This is like a real TV program as the same as all of your over videos, good job.

the end reminds me of a very famous dialogue " if you have money you can buy virtue balance to you sins "

Hey buddy, Could you do the history of John D Rockefeller 😅?

Amazing video! Thank you for making!!

This editing is insane good job!

The perfect illustration of what billionaire "philanthropy" is all about, and just why a billionaire is a policy failure.

@MayorGoldieWilson825

6 ай бұрын

They are a sign that the economy is failing the majority

MagnatesMedia never disappoints

Such an interesting story. Your videos are very good. How did you learn this skill?

Love watching your videos

While Carnegie had some questionable business practices to put it lightly; and while he should’ve cared more about worker safety seeing how his father himself was a victim of poor work safety; his ability to make the best product at the cheapest cost was outstanding and helped shape the country in the late 19th century

The real takeaway should be that, while it did take an incredible amount of grit and determination, it also took the mentorship of an older and wiser person to help guide the path. Many people in life go through it with the same level of grit and determination, they just never meet that person. For every success story ive heard in my life, there was an equally compelling story about that time it might not have worked, if not for this one thing working in their favor. So while a lot of takes hard work, a lot of it is also luck. We're all doing just fine by being alive! Remember, no matter how much or how big, we can't take it with us, and it wont prevent the inevitable. Have a good day 😊

@OBsurdityTV

Жыл бұрын

Life is a lot of luck and Opportunity

@lastochka100

11 ай бұрын

Is luck and destiny almost the same thing? 🤔

@idoshulman6379

9 ай бұрын

I would say that while it did take luck and determination, the deciding factor is being a ruthless businessman and not caring for your workers

@friendlyfire7861

9 ай бұрын

I agree. There were a lot of delivery boys who did the same thing as Carnegie, surely. It takes nothing away from him to say that among the 200 kids ilke him, some luck was involved. I think every success comes on a foundation of hard work and preparation, but it's gotta rain, too, and you can't control that.

@Konayo_

8 ай бұрын

What the shit is this take away? We learned about an egoistic maniac with only one goal: money the take away should be that there are way too many ruthless, unempathetic people out there - and in our system, they even gain power with their behaviour

Keep them coming chief, you doing great

You're awesome! Just to let you know though, then thumbnail to the next video doesn't appear when you say. Most times I have to manually find it.