Why is it said that the future world will become more divided? In the old order, nobles needed peasants, capital needed workers, the country needed population, elites needed the mass market, and all social connections were intertwined. In the past, lies were used to tell the public about human equality, and there weren’t as many classes. In the new order, these dependencies are no longer needed, and social stratification will become more apparent, with a few people having their own education, information, healthcare, productivity, capital, and long-term survival systems, while more ordinary people are trapped in entertainment-driven information, inefficient education, and highly volatile living environments. The most dangerous fracture in the future is not just wealth disparity, but also cognitive disconnection, loss of meaning, and a sense of being needed. Some people understand and shape the rules of the world, while others gradually lose their sense of qualification to enter the future.