Yeah, so the answer to that (who wouldn't want to...) is 4 main groups: 1) Anybody who cares enough about others (i.e. "the planet") to refrain. 2) Anybody wh

Yeah, so the answer to that (who wouldn't want to...) is 4 main groups: 1) Anybody who cares enough about others (i.e. "the planet") to refrain. 2) Anybody who can think of a better use for [unknown dollar amount, probably 6 or 7 figures]. This includes philanthropists like Bill Gates & Warren Buffett (who might also be in group 1), as well as most other people, who don't have that kind of money sitting around. 3) Anybody who's happy right where they are. Includes those who actually enjoy being with their spouse and working at their job. 4) Anybody well-traveled enough to know those places aren't actually all that amazing, and that your same problems always await you back home. Better question is "who WOULD want to?" Well if you subtract or negate the above, you're left with restless, self-involved, probably young, very rich people trapped on the hedonic treadmill, who don't have much sense, and who think they deserve everything they have (yet it's still not enough) and who don't care or think about their impact on others.