The document highlights the stark disparities between developed and non-developed nations, emphasizing differences in literacy, governance, healthcare, jobs, justice, and technology access. Developing countries face systemic barriers such as brain drain, corruption, conflicts, child labor, hunger, and lack of accountability, all compounded by a global financial system controlled by elite corporations and institutions. This system traps poorer nations in a perpetual cycle of debt, where loans are misused or plundered, yet repayments and interest continue indefinitely. The work calls for global collective wisdom rooted in values like justice, equality, empathy, and merit to replace greed, corruption, oppression, and arms proliferation.