00:00I teach literature. I read what you suggest. And even when I'm reading Rumi, if I take that to my
00:07students, am I being entrepreneurial if I analyze the text every year with an evolved understanding?
00:14Yes, yes.
00:14Do I have to start up something on my own for the sake of starting or can I be entrepreneurial
00:19even when I'm working?
00:20Yes, definitely.
00:20But I'm part of a system.
00:21That's fine, see.
00:22The system is exploited. I don't have complaints though.
00:25It's not about whether you have complaints or not. It's about whether your presence is furthering the exploitative potential of
00:36the system.
00:37How I may be?
00:40I have to get into the details there. I might be doing great things personally at a microwave within the
00:48system.
00:48Yes.
00:49But if the system as a bigger machine is able to use me as a cog to further its own
00:57interests in a much bigger way, in a macro way, then there might be a problem.
01:03But if that system is also working in a direction of betterment.
01:08Then fine, definitely fine.
01:09With minor flaws of course.
01:10Exactly.
01:10This is two years learning question sir.
01:12Minor flaws will remain even in the best system that you construct on your own.
01:18Perfection is not possible in this material world.
01:21That's true.
01:21Perfection is an idea.
01:22Right.
01:22And if truth is perfection, then truth is intangible.
01:26So in this tangible world where we have systems, people, machines, things would always be imperfect.
01:33That's fine.
01:34To avoid it, the heart is at the right place.
01:35The heart is at the right place.
01:36The heart of the system.
01:38Yes.
01:38Yes.
