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Steve Jobs' Stanford University speech refers to his famous commencement address delivered on June 12, 2005, at Stanford University. In his speech, Jobs shared three personal stories from his life, each with a lesson that had shaped his vision and career.

Here's a brief overview of the key points from each story:

1. Connecting the Dots: Jobs talked about how dropping out of college led him to attend calligraphy classes, which later influenced the typography and design of Apple computers

2. Love and Loss: He recounted his journey with Apple, being fired from the company he founded, and how this led him to other creative ventures, including Pixar and NeXT, which eventually brought him back to Apple

3. Death: Jobs reflected on his diagnosis with pancreatic cancer and how facing death prompted him to live each day as if it were his last


The underlying message of his speech was to "Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish," encouraging graduates to pursue their passions, trust in their intuitions, and see the opportunities in life's setbacks.

Jobs' speech is widely regarded as inspirational and is often cited for its profound impact on how people view their work, life, and the pursuit of happiness

Karl Marx were alive now, he would say, 'Students of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your chains.' 🤝⚡

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