[MUSIC PLAYING]
VENUS WILLIAMS: If we aren't up for this challenge,
then the next generation's not going
to be up for the challenge as well,
and we're not going to be able to open those doors for them.
MATT DAMON: These people were taking time away
from work in order to go stand at a water collection point.
What they needed was enough savings
to connect to an existing utility.
So Gary went to the microfinance institutions and said, can we--
I want a loan for water.
KATIE COURIC: I kind of treat everyone as an equal,
and that's everyone above me and below me.
PHIL ROSENTHAL: I saw Ray Romano, the person,
change as a human being from the magic of travel.
And I thought then and there-- and that
was the year 2000-- what if I could do this for other people?
BOWEN YANG: I'm not going to be the person who,
like, really changes anything.
It's going to be this concerted, communal effort.
ARIANA DEBOSE: Everybody deserves a voice.
Nobody should be told that their voice doesn't matter
because of their circumstances or because
of how they identify.
RAQUEL GUTIERREZ: Feels good to talk
through identities in the way that we sort of inhabit them.
LILA DOWNS: [SINGING IN SPANISH]
SUGI DAKKS: (SINGING) Man, you a big deal with your clean cut
and your fresh mints.
You fuego.
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MOSHE BAR: People in good mood are more creative,
and people that are more creative are in better mood.
MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY: I love to pull things off.
I love to write checks that I don't
know if I've got the money in my account to cash.
ALFONSO HERRERA: I added lots of Spanish in Javier.
JOSH PECK: That was the risk I took.
It's truly entrepreneurial.
SUE ANN PIEN: So this show is amazing.
It's groundbreaking.
I think it's the first of its kind in so many ways--
the most amount of autistic people
in front of and behind a camera on a scripted show.
[PLAYING MUSIC]
SPEAKER 1: The best privilege I have in this role
is that I get to act with every company member.
KOSHIRO MATSUMOTO: [SPEAKING JAPANESE]
SEAN CARROLL: Einstein always understood quantum mechanics
as well as anyone.
And he was the first to appreciate in 1935
the importance of entanglement.
RANDALL MUNROE: And I had fun researching this
because you can use the same formulas you use for spacecraft
reentry heating and the atmospheric profiles
from aerodynamics to figure out how quickly it'll slow down.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
DEEPICA MUTYALA: I just feel like we
have one life to live on this Earth,
and why would you ever not live it in a way that brings you
just the most joy in the world?
DANIEL PINK: You can play it safe,
or you can take the chance.
And overwhelmingly-- not all the time-- people
regret not taking the chance.
VILLANO ATILLANO: I'm doing my thing, and it's so great.
And I'm living an amazing life that I manifested and I
worked for and I earned.
MICHAEL SCHUR: There's a difference
between letting yourself off the hook
and not caring at all about how you act or behave.
You need to care one way or the other whether what you're doing
is good or bad, and you need to be
a person who is making a good faith
attempt to be a good person.
PAYAL KADAKIA: Don't ever let anything stand
in the way of your dreams.
KAYANE: Train your own mental state to be in shape when
you play against other players.
PREM RAWAT: Find a path around the mountain.
PINKY COLE: You can do all of the things
that you want to do as long as it's in your capacity
to do those things.
And I believe that we all have the ability to dream big
and execute those big dreams.
MARCUS DU SAUTOY: As a species, we haven't spent much time
in this world of mathematics.
MARISA RENEE LEE: Acknowledge and name
these difficult emotions.
That is actually how we reduce their power over us.
STEVE MAGNESS: Perfection, you see failure
as an attack on your capabilities and who you are.
YUNG PUEBLO: Love is not "I will give this
to you if you do this for me."
Love is "I will give this to you so that you may shine."
MICHELLE DROUIN: You can make choices
about how you spend your time.
And you should make choices about how you spend your time.
MARK MATTSON: Providing evidence that the intermittent fasting
bolsters mitochondrial resilience.
KRISTIN NEFF: When we feel threatened in some way,
our natural instinct is to go into fight, flight, or freeze
response.
DANDAPANI: Your purpose defines your priorities,
and then you know what to focus on.
You never waste time.
SWAMI MUKUNDANANDA: There are two kinds of realities.
One is the objective reality of the world as it is.
And the second is the subjective reality
of how we choose to look at the world.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
SPEAKER 2: Thank you so much for having us.
SPEAKER 3: Thank you all so much.
I appreciate it.
SPEAKER 4: Cheers, everybody.
SPEAKER 5: Thank you friends.
SPEAKER 6: [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
SPEAKER 7: [SPEAKING JAPANESE]
SPEAKER 8: Thanks.
SPEAKER 9: Gracias.
SPEAKER 10: Thank you guys.
SPEAKER 11: Thank you.
SPEAKER 12: Cheers.
SPEAKER 13: Always enjoy it.
[MUSIC PLAYING]