Oof. Whilst I get where you're coming from, I don't think it's evident at all. I spent my time at university doing way less (drinking mostly). These folk actua

Oof. Whilst I get where you're coming from, I don't think it's evident at all. I spent my time at university doing way less (drinking mostly). These folk actually had to make a decision to give up their time for something more than themselves. They found something that a) probably gave them a sense of purpose and b) they thought was helping. I'd assume for those involved someone told them "this is our plan, this will help people, here's what you need to do." Because they didn't talk to those suffering, or go away and research it doesn't mean they didn't think it was helpful, even if it was misdirected help.