00:00When somebody talks of reproduction, when people talk of pregnancy, I say when you
00:06produce the baby, also produce roads, also produce school, also produce an
00:11apartment. How does your responsibility end with just getting a baby to this
00:18world? Now the baby will need so much. From where will that come? You produce a
00:23baby and you and you tell your neighbor, now that I have a baby, I need extra
00:28space. Will your neighbor allow that? Your neighbor won't. But there are trees behind
00:36your house. The trees won't resist. The neighbor resists. Everybody resists. Only
00:42the trees don't resist and the helpless, poor animals, they don't resist. So when the
00:48baby comes to this world, it is the trees and the animals whose death sentence has
00:56been read out. Lacks of animals die the very day you give birth to a kid. All of
01:05that ultimately crashes upon the environment. Right? Because the
01:11environment can't speak and can't resist. So I just don't think that the
01:20the traditional animalistic feeling of giving birth and the and the social
01:29concept that life is fulfilled only when you have a full nest, I don't think any of
01:35that holds good today.
