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Public figures in many societies are usually demystified when you meet them face-to-face, either because we’ve set high expectations for them to meet, or because they’re really not pleasant to rub elbows with, meaning their ego is probably highly inflated or something to that effect. But in some cases, you are surprised by the kindness that they exhibit, their gentle tone and demeanor that would make you listen intently as you are shown one of the better facets of the human condition.

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