Feeling deep sympathy or concern for all people across the world; having compassion for humanity as a whole regardless of national borders.
From Greek kosmos (world, universe) + pathos (feeling, suffering). The term combines the universal scope of 'kosmos' with emotional empathy, suggesting a worldview where one's sympathy extends to all of humanity.
A cosmopathic person feels the suffering of someone on the other side of the world as if they were a neighbor, which is why global humanitarian workers and international aid organizations are driven by cosmopathic values that transcend nationalism.
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