In the end of the day as the Rebbe says – there are a thousand wrong, but one true path – we see this empirically – what is the true path? – the true path is that least traveled… for a simple reason – our sages tell a story: once a king and his entourage consisting of ministers (say minister of defense, education etc.) all came to a village and the villagers were all asked to host the guests – all clamored for the ministers, but one humble wise person said, “I shall take the king; for ministers change, but the king is permanent” – ask the sages, “isn’t it obvious?” – however our problem in life is, we all seek instant gratification and glorification! and so the ministers who really don’t care about the commoner don’t mind… – however the king who looks at the large picture, thinks about the responsibility of the individual, is actually less magnamouis – but in the end of the day, the ministers all depart