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Ricky Gervais

06/27/23

@ The Poetry of Reality with Richard Dawkins

I believe in dogs.

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Courage to Be Honest - On Stage with Ricky Gervais

@ The Poetry of Reality with Richard Dawkins

Courage to Be Honest - On Stage with Ricky Gervais

06/27/23

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Lex Fridman

05/29/25

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The shared moments with my dog Homer, who was there for me through loneliness and tough times, highlight the deep connections we can have with animals.

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Daniel Lereya

04/27/25

@ Lenny's Podcast

I believe in the power of positivity; it energizes those around you and fosters a more productive environment.

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Ricky Gervais

06/27/23

@ The Poetry of Reality with Richard Dawkins

I don't believe in spirituality, but personal belief has never been a danger. Dogma is the dangerous part, and it exists in many places, not just religion.

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Joe Dispenza

08/14/23

@ The Diary Of A CEO

I believe that people are inherently good, and this goodness transcends cultures, races, and backgrounds.

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Amjad Masad

04/08/25

@ Sequoia Capital

I believe in working with misfits and weirdos, as they often have hidden talents that can be harnessed effectively in a team.

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Narendra Modi

03/16/25

@ Lex Fridman

I believe in the philosophy of one plus one, where I am never alone because I feel the presence of the Almighty guiding me in my service to the people.

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Lex Fridman

05/29/25

@ Andrew Huberman

I hope to immortalize the traits of my dog Costello, who was tough yet sweet, in a way that brings joy to others, just as he brought joy to me.

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Andrew Huberman Cast

04/28/25

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Dogs often walk beside or behind their owners, and if a dog walks in front, it does not necessarily mean it is the leader; this is a common misconception among dog owners.

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Andrew Huberman Cast

04/28/25

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Dogs learn to read human emotions and behaviors through exposure, and those who live closely with humans tend to be better at interpreting human cues than those in less interactive environments.