Part 1: Explanatory Essay(Don't make my words a reason to flame... it's is only my opinion.Thanks!) Don’t You Know Comfort-Zone Breakers Are Those Who Seek a Nest? Inequality and disunity between people are the main issues of this world, where globalization promotes open gates to the limited natural resources for the rich countries and neglects the rest of the continents. People who take the dilemma in hand and genuinely care about a true and fair social interest can be counted on the fingers of one hand. Meanwhile, the other majority of the population thrives all the way through the discrimination among the human race without feeling guilty for the present and/or future generations. It’s utterly impossible to say that humans don’t share compassion or don’t feel the need to help one another, but each and every person has a different level of empathy which divides his/her interest into two types: self-interest – working for one’s own advantage – and social interest – working for a bigger scale benefit which doesn’t primarily involve one’s own interest. We as human have the inner habit to think of ourselves first then the remaining small part of our brain will make us -- from time to time during the day -- think of others. It’s a natural tendency that can be explained by our primitive desire to survive first and grow our lives to a better and more comfortable situation. To achieve our goal, we need to have a root to which we can attach ourselves and if we don’t have one, we will try and create it. This statement typically shows the family as the root which is important for building an identity and be able to fit in the society, and after family come possessions that will help us to grow and enlarge our comfort and security in society. After those goals are achieved, a last step remains which is the inner wish to keep family and possessions forever. Each and everyone have achieved these goals or are in their way to do so. Due to this fact, the world population finds themselves –for now-- stuck in one of those goals. There are four categories of comfort-zone occupiers and those one are known as the Nest-Seekers.