This logic is flawed not only because it is somewhat narcissistic in nature but because it is impossible for the entire population of the world to be on the same playing field in a fixed game.
You cannot tar all with the same brush.
Circumstances and living conditions are very different all over the world.
Those who trundle on trying their best to make the most of it simply see the error of the current system and seek to change it or protest against it , to them, that is what making a difference and doing something about it is truly about.
You cannot fault a being for that.

Even your reply gives food for thought.

I think the world changes for the very reason people from all walks of life talk about it until it spreads far and wide enough that it reaches critical mass and the change has no option but to occur.
One example we see growing daily, exponentially, is the internet.
Not that your post decries communication but does seem to assume wrongly that it is the fault of the individual.
That's just not true in all cases.
It is the ruling class and propaganda class etc, that like to keep the change in check while presenting the illusion of change as in political rally cries.
Nothing changes, this is the point, hasn't for many years.
We are stuck in a broken system that goes around and around and only a few can see it.


Those in the higher brackets can be expected to respond in this manner as they would find it hard to understand,
that or it makes them uncomfortable as they refuse to leave their comfort zone.

A meeting of minds does not cost you a penny.