Acharya Prashant addresses the question of whether there is any difference between a crow and a swan if everything is ultimately futile. He explains that while a swan is indifferent to differences, a crow is constantly affected by them, oscillating between joy and madness over trivial matters. The crow's inner nature remains unchanged even when it tries to mimic a swan externally. He points out that in the world, people are deeply affected by small things, such as a lack of enthusiastic response, a minor difference in money, or a small percentage change in salary or the stock market. We live in a state where we cannot truly say that everything is the same because we are constantly making distinctions based on our preferences and ambitions.
