00:00Since you have no upper limit to your profit, so you'll want to extract the maximum from your
00:07employees, offering the minimum you can to them. Go and ask somebody in the board of a corporate,
00:15you know, do you have an end point? This is how your P&L and balance sheet looks. Is there
00:22ever
00:22going to be a point where you would say enough is enough, it's saturated and we are not proceeding
00:27any further. We don't require at least an ever increasing number against my profits. Even a
00:37stable level of profits would do. Go and ask them. Not a single person, not a single CEO, not a
00:43single
00:43stakeholder is going to say there is a definite end point. They'll say we require it to increase
00:50every year. Now for it to increase every year, you'll have to consume energy. You'll have to
00:55dig out stuff from below the surface of the earth. You'll have to burn things. And you'll
01:02have to brainwash your consumers into believing that the products of your company are needed
01:07for them to have a sustainable or respectable life. You'll destroy everything. You would exploit
01:14the earth, you would exploit your employees and obviously you will exploit your customers.
01:18you've got to kill your customers."
01:18You
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