I'm about to head to bed but I just wanted to respond to part of your message real quick.

If you try to help people, not only are you taking on the burden of their responsibility, you are also removing their power of self efficacy.

I think that's a very generalized statement that doesn't apply to everyone and definitely doesn't apply to every being.
I think the key factor is determining whether someone really needs help or not in a genuine way, and if so what are the lengths you should go to do such. If someones about to be hit by a car and they don't see it, I think I'll push them out of the way and not let them die just because I wasn't able to get the information to them in time.

But you can't do anything other than keep offering access to the information.

This is also in my opinion considered helping someone. And I agree, sometimes it's the only thing we can do and should do. But not always.. If a car is coming to hit someone I'm not going to just stand there and say.. "Hey.. Move!" I will push them out of the way if necessary and I don't think any philosophical argument could convince me I should let them get hit by the car.

Similar metaphor with pretty much all people and the state of the planet. There's a metaphorical car coming towards all of humanity and the animals and the environment and it's going to possibly collide with us and extinct our entire species. So.. While I am yelling and trying to bring attention. I'm not going to just sit by and do nothing while waiting for others. I'll keep trying to think of more and more ways to help. Regardless of what others choose to do.

It is not your responsibility and certainly is not your fault. We each take responsibility for ourselves. It is our human right to accept that responsibility. You can't protect those who don't.

Thanks for trying to reassure me. Though.. I think that's one of the reasons why so much is messed up in the world.. Everyone says similar things.. "That's not my responsibility or my fault so I'm just going to ignore it and live my life."

The technical term is I believe the "bystander" effect. People just expect someone else to do it so no one does it. An example is when someone gets hit by traffic and is lying wounded in the street but no one will stop and help because they all expect someone else to do it. That's what's happening in a nutshell and why so much is wrong in the world.. Most people are saying.. "That's not my fault and not my responsibility so I'm going to keep living my life and not deal with it".

But I think all these major problems are all of our responsibility. I'm just doing my part and unfortunately it's more than my fair share because not enough other people care enough. It is what it is though.. If not enough other people help, all the more reason for me to help even more and up my efforts even more. Maybe some day we can create a better world. Maybe not, but at least some of us will try.

Take it easy

Thanks. Same to you!