For the past 33 years, Bill Gates' fortune has been one of the most notable in the world, but he has recently suffered a setback when he was left out of the top 10 millionaires. This unprecedented fact has surprised many, but it is a clear example that Newton's law, which says that everything that goes up, ends up coming down, also applies to the universe of millionaires.

The list of the world's richest people now includes names like Amancio Ortega and others who have surpassed Gates in terms of their fortune. This does not mean that Gates has lost all his wealth, but it does show a change in the trend that had been maintained for decades.

Amancio Ortega, founder of Zara, has managed to position himself above Gates thanks to the success of his textile empire. His business vision and his ability to adapt to market changes have allowed him to accumulate a fortune that places him at the top of the list of millionaires.

This shift in the ranking of millionaires reminds us that wealth is volatile and no position is guaranteed for life. It is important to stay current, innovate and diversify to avoid complacency and a decline like Bill Gates.