I believe that while Zell initially shows a sincere desire to use his wealth to benefit others, he soon deviates into irrational thought. His desires initially have the best of intentions, but they become disorganized as a result of the drive to give away all of his assets interfering with his marriage to his wife. I believe that his choices to donate his assets and body parts would not be abnormal if he weren't married and had children because they would just have an impact on him. He does have a wife and children, therefore his decisions touch them as well, so he ought to consult them before deciding. When he began to consider donating his body while he was still in good health and the notion of not being able to do so caused him more worry than usual, I believe he surpassed the line into aberrant thinking. Because he can't find inner peace without sacrificing everything he owns, including his life, I believe he is in a great deal of misery in his life. Obsessive compulsive disorder, in my opinion, may be a diagnosis. He is constantly considering how he may give away his possessions, which makes it difficult for him to live a normal life and strains his marriage.

Regarding the case of Zell Kravinsky what would be a good reply to this?