Money is not absent Merit

I saw a post about a white person named Pasterski and it was an ugly lie about the role of money with merit in modern humanity

MY COMPLETE THOUGHT
Marty Steinberg  your assertion is correct, but I want to go deeper, the original post doesn't mention money at all. Why? The post is suggesting something very ugly, and untrue, that a simple penniless homeless child in nyc, hungry most of the year, if they simply, focus on engineering and physics  and have determination will be able to have a plane right on the sidewalk. I don't know where they will get the metal from or the ability to mold the metal, or the rubber , or the glass or any of the tools to cut and mold any of these things, let alone the paper needed to make a draft cause they are Explicitve homeless and on the expletive street they can't have a computer because they are on the street, and a child needs to be in a warm loving home first... I have been fortunate to have parents as a child who not only believed in me but were able to support me. But I am not going to suggest to anyone that  mere belief is enough. that is a lie. And I find it sad that so many people in the usa love to chime this belief bullshit. Money is crucial. Her father since the original post didn't want to say it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabrina_Gonzalez_Pasterski is an attorney + electrical engineer. I wasn't able to find out his law firm or the firm he engineered for but it seems he lives at Oxford Ave, Chicago Ridge, IL 60415 and that is in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worth_Township,_Cook_County,_Illinois Not homeless, not penniless. 
MY COMMENT IN THE REFERRAL
Marty Steinberg  your assertion is correct, but I want to go deeper, the original post doesn't mention money at all. Why? why is money not warranting any mention at all in this post? no justification exist to not mention money. Cause don't tell me that the homeless children I have seen in NYC who are hungry and sleep outside can simply mirror sabrina pasterski by picking up a book they don't even have or can afford or should choose over something to eat. 
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Pasterski’s interest in engineering and physics emerged early, demonstrated by her decision to construct a working airplane while still in her teens. The project required not only technical knowledge but also persistence and discipline, qualities that would characterize her later academic career. Flying the plane she had built herself at 16 made her the youngest American to achieve such a milestone, gaining early recognition for her abilities. Her academic journey was equally remarkable. At MIT, Pasterski pursued physics, completing her degree in three years with the institution’s highest possible GPA. Her work there reflected a focus on theoretical physics and quantum field theory, subjects that would guide her into advanced research. After MIT, she entered Harvard University for doctoral studies, specializing in high-energy physics. Her research focused on topics such as black holes, particle physics, and fundamental symmetries of the universe. This field demands mastery of advanced mathematics and theoretical models, underscoring the depth of her academic contributions. Pasterski’s trajectory from teenage aircraft builder to physicist illustrates how early technical curiosity can lead to advanced scientific achievements. Her path highlights the interconnectedness of engineering skill, intellectual discipline, and scientific research in shaping careers that push the boundaries of knowledge.