Steve Jobs didn’t lace his words with the usual humour or seek theatrics when he addressed the graduating students at Stanford in 2005. During his commencement address, he spoke about something profound he had learned in life, and that speech continues to resonate with millions of people even a decade after his death. He spoke about the single best invention of life, and that has nothing to do with technology or entrepreneurship. He told the students three stories from his life, and the last was about the best invention of life: death.
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