You can give away everything, and it certainly was the point - it's unambiguous. The word "everything" is there. There's always a deliberate conflation between

You can give away everything, and it certainly was the point - it's unambiguous. The word "everything" is there. There's always a deliberate conflation between want and need. If an action like that has any value, it can't be in the utilitarian sense. It's monastic. And you can decide whether that "purifies your soul" or whatever else, but it's quite a contrivance to suggest it could help others more than funding charity, or better yet voting for progressive policies.