The disparity of wealth in the United States will create a “class of immortal overlords,” says Sean Parker, a billionaire who briefly served as the first president of Facebook.

Statement by former head of Facebook, billionaire Sean Parker at the Axios Cancer Research Center. Apparently Parker is not worried about cancer. Cancer will not impair his family, and he will not be forced into routine chemotherapy and death due to social misery.

Billionaire Parker founded the Center for Cancer Immunotherapy. They are working with the medicine manufacturers and laboratories.

Given that, poor living conditions are the ones that often affect illness with cancer,.... there is also pretty important information to know - number of the rich people who are interested into how people break through from day to day, is negligibly small.

Better than a decent pay and a healthy environment - a medicine in the box??

Parker’s tongue-in-cheek comments might fall flat to the 160 million people in the U.S. who own the same amount of wealth combined as the three richest men in the country (source: link)

To rely on the sensitivity of billionaires would be really naive. Parker acknowledges, that for the success of his work on Facebook, he exploited the vulnerable points of the human psyche. "We are aware of this and nevertheless we have done it."

• according to new statistics released in the beginning of November, by the Institute for Policy Studies.

Poor as a polygon of science

The high science that we trust to be open, critical, and humane, always diminishes the dignity of those who do not have the origins of social influence. So they are not rich. The American Academy of Sciences accepted Napoleon Chagnon into its own kind and regained the annoyance of the anthropological profession.

American Academy of Sciences, Cambridge

In his works, Chagnon referred to the inhabitants of the Amazon rainforest as "savages, an inclination towards chronic warfare." It would be interesting to ask Chagnon, what the US Army represents?

What does it mean for cutting-edge science, when a psychiatric professor Charles A. Morgan III from the University of Yale organizes a medical center? What does it mean for cutting-edge science when a psychiatric professor Charles A. Morgan III from the University of Yale is organizing a medical center, with the aim of "training" special units of the US military exclusively by questioning non-white migrants? He suggested that they practice "techniques" on them, which is in a rough contrast to medical ethics.

Are the socially threatened merely a testing ground for science???