A candle is lit, its wax melts, a world begins, and slowly falls.

What happens to the wax? It goes to the most unfortunate, it burns them. This is how the entire earth and its living beings have been: this is the law of the strongest.
But we're in 2025, the future. Is it worth continuing with the same idea that cavemen and other animals had?

Even if you don't want to think about it, it is the basis of society, the poorest are the ones who die the most, whether due to lack of resources for medicines or treatments or cages, how about thinking that they can get easy money with crime or trafficking, although, rarer, but more common every day, there are 2 options with a rich person; he dies from an overdose or cirrhosis, or he becomes a conservative, or some crazy person who lives in a mountain.

Human beings remain as they have been since the beginning, only with makeup and on a different stage. Like the same actor in a different play, but with the same role.
The one with the most money is the one who advances the most in many aspects of this world; and that's where hypocrisy comes in. "'Everyone' has the same opportunities,' governments or black-tie companies say. But, after papers with numbers and drawings of people, everything changes. Really, does money have more value than material things? Does the world really move only for money and not for other, more and more materialistic or worse interests? Millions of people have died for simple pieces of plastic or paper with numbers, drawings of people, landscapes, or buildings, all for the desire to get ahead or fill their pockets more and more, but not their hearts. Money gives you happiness, momentary happiness. After that passes, you want more and more. It's human nature to want to be the one on top, and this could be fine if there weren't lives, minds, economies, countries, societies, or whatever someone else did involved.