> why is it so difficult for me to contemplate foregoing the relative wealth afforded to me by my currency, education, medical health and passport Because deep

> why is it so difficult for me to contemplate foregoing the relative wealth afforded to me by my currency, education, medical health and passport Because deep down you know that's silly. Fundamentally, the world is a leveled playing field: Each person is born with a set of internal and external qualities and they do the best they can with the hand there were dealt. You don't feel the need to forgo your (let's say) above average intelligence/good-looks/grit/sanity caused by more or less normal family, etc. Your nationality is just another bullet point on your personal list. If anything, you have moral responsibility to make use of your perceived privileges better yourself and the world around you.