00:00 we should work less to hurt the planet less.
00:02 In fact, we can see the next step, which would be to say to ourselves,
00:05 let's dare to work better.
00:06 Emmanuel Macron said that it was at the return of memory
00:09 from last year, that it was the end of abundance,
00:12 the end of subsistence.
00:13 Maybe you remember this little sentence.
00:15 Dominique Médaille, sociologist at work,
00:17 who says that it is not at all the end of abundance,
00:18 it is the end of an abundance.
00:19 We could open the door to many other abundances
00:22 and it probably has a desire effect
00:24 that would lead to youth, in particular,
00:27 to be much more enthusiastic in this big mess
00:31 that we do not know what it will lead to.
00:34 Let's also try to be a little more strategic
00:36 by saying, why don't we seize this opportunity
00:40 to reaffirm a little more the levers we have at our disposal,
00:43 especially our workforce, but not only,
00:46 to say to ourselves, I want to contribute to something else,
00:48 and in this case, new abundances.
00:50 And so, why not get out of the image of the citizen,
00:54 a consumer, a resource explorer,
01:00 who, whatever happens, will inevitably leave the planet
01:02 in a worse state than the one it had found at the beginning?
01:05 Why not say that we could, on the contrary,
01:07 work on new regenerations, new growth, new abundance?
01:11 I'm interested in that idea.
