In 1974, when Hayek won the Nobel Prize in Economics, the world thought this was his peak. No one expected that four years later, he would openly declare war on all opponents in Paris, setting up an academic arena and inviting scholars from around the world to debate face-to-face. In the end, no one dared to accept the challenge. Why is it so difficult for the poor to turn their lives around? Because "money will open to the poor, but power never will."