In their pursuit of a better life, those who are less privileged often make sign

In their pursuit of a better life, those who are less privileged often make significant contributions to humanity's development. As they grow older, they begin to worry about their children, hoping that the next generation can achieve even more. On the other hand, the wealthy often establish trusts for their children, ensuring that future generations may never need to work or contribute meaningfully to society, as they live off unearned wealth. In some cases, this leads to unethical behaviors such as fraud or embezzlement to secure this financial security for their offspring. This cycle raises the question: Does this practice hinder human progress? Furthermore, how important is the concept of bloodline, especially when you consider that your children may not share your values or beliefs? Is it worth being a settlor for children who may be nothing like you in ideology and way of thinking?