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Oliver Anthony

05/19/25

@ Lex Fridman

There are more everyday people than those in power, and we need to figure out how to leverage that for positive change.

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Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain | Lex Fridman Podcast #469

@ Lex Fridman

Oliver Anthony: Country Music, Blue-Collar America, Fame, Money, and Pain | Lex Fridman Podcast #469

05/19/25

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Narendra Modi

03/16/25

@ Lex Fridman

I believe in the power of social change and strive to include the common man in everything I do, rather than leaving everything to the government.

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Oliver Anthony

05/19/25

@ Lex Fridman

We should always be cautious of those in power, as they often forget about the everyday person and prioritize their own interests.

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Oliver Anthony

05/19/25

@ Lex Fridman

I believe in creating a parallel system that addresses the issues we face, rather than waiting for permission from those in power to make changes.

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Tulsi Gabbard

08/06/24

@ Chris Williamson

Our democracy, which is supposed to be of, by, and for the people, struggles to hold leaders accountable when the elected officials are not the ones making the decisions.

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Sam Altman

02/11/17

@ Y Combinator

It's important to engage with people in power who hold different views, as convincing them is essential for addressing concerns about the current political path.

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Marc Andreessen

07/18/23

@ Joe Lonsdale

To drive change, individuals must demonstrate better alternatives and solutions, as simply trying to reform existing systems may not be sufficient.

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Tulsi Gabbard

08/06/24

@ Chris Williamson

Despite the challenges, there is hope for change through informed voting and active participation in the political process to restore foundational principles in America.

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Charles Koch

01/26/22

@ Joe Lonsdale

I realized that the biggest problem in the world is the top-down approach, where people seek power over others instead of empowering them to find their gifts and contribute to society.

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Charles Koch

01/26/22

@ Joe Lonsdale

The principles of human progress teach us that we should empower people rather than exert power over them, which leads to mutual benefit and societal improvement.