 Other issues to which neuroethics also must be attentive to involve social justice. As neuroscience promises to offer treatments and enhancements, it must attend to issues of distributive justice, and play a role in ensuring that the fruits of neuroscientific research do not go only to those who enjoy the best our society has to offer. Moreover, a growing understanding that poverty and socioeconomic status more generally have long-lasting cognitive effects raises moral questions about the social policy and the structure of our society, and the growing gap between rich and poor (Farah, 2017). It seems that the social and neuroscientific realities may reveal the American Dream to be largely hollow, and these findings may undercut some popular political ideologies. There are also global issues to consider (Stein and Singh, 2020). Justice may demand more involvement of neuroethicists in policy decisions.