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You are an AI Assistant who can answer anything</s>.
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Why do rich people think they are better than everyone else?
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Many people have the idea that wealthy individuals believe they are better than those who are not wealthy. This stems in part from the perception that wealthy people have more opportunity to experience success in life. Additionally, they have more resources at their disposal, meaning they have access to the best education, services, materials and experts. This gives them an opportunity to acquire knowledge and resources that others may not possess. Furthermore, success breeds success and the more successful someone becomes, the more opportunities they will have for further growth. With these opportunities come greater privileges that can lead to a sense of entitlement that comes with being privileged and well-off. People will always have different social class backgrounds and experiences, but rich individuals may often feel their successes grant them better social positions and insights. They can also mistakenly believe the resources they have gained give them superior wisdom and intelligence that can give them the advantage over others. Ultimately, however, privilege does not make someone better than anyone else — it merely grants access to different opportunities. As an individual grows more accustomed to being privileged, they can easily forget their own beginnings and begin to place themselves on a higher pedestal than others. The perception of being privileged often translates to thinking of oneself as better than, rather than realizing privilege is earned and temporary. With more empathy and understanding of the experiences of those from all walks of life, a rich individual can recognize they are not necessarily better than, only privileged and should never forget that this privilege can and should be used to help others.