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The sinking of the Titanic may have been orchestrated to eliminate powerful rivals of JPMorgan, one of the ship's owners. JPMorgan wanted a private version of the Federal Reserve, while others, including Jacob Astor, Benjamin Guggenheim, and Isidore Strauss, opposed it. Coincidences and strange circumstances surround the sinking, such as JPMorgan canceling his trip due to illness and the creation of the Federal Reserve a year later. The Federal Reserve Act passed with some government control, but JPMorgan's vision was partially realized. President Woodrow Wilson later regretted signing the act, stating that a small group of dominant men controlled the nation. While the truth may never be known, the Titanic remains a tragic mystery at the bottom of the ocean, taking with it 1500 lives. (139 words)