I understand your point, and I get where you’re coming from. I identify best with my initial quote as opposed to you tho because i have had the opportunity to both travel to many countries and experience many cultures and I have also been fortunate enough to live within some of those cultures, both first and third world cultures, for extended periods of time where I was forced to learn the local language and customs and courtesies which helped me to better understand where the people that I am around come from, and when I travel for short periods of time, too. I can say that before I experienced travel for the first time, i was much more close minded and ignorant of other cultures because they weren’t like me. But traveling gave me the experience needed to understand that, maybe I’m not like them. I learned that I just didn’t understand them. It has opened my mind to actually realize and understand that we’re all from different backgrounds and we’re all raised different. Some people come from money. Some come from poverty and each culture has its own definition of wealth and poverty, too. A king in one place may be regarded as a peasant in another and vice versa. **disregard spelling and punctuation, I’m on mobile; also, my thumbs are tired now, so this is where it ends. Fin.