This evening, Apple announced that Steve Jobs, its legendary leader, has died. Watch his powerful talk “How to live before you die” — in which Jobs urges us to pursue our dreams and see the opportunities in life’s setbacks, including death itself.
Tom Rielly, TED’s community director and an early Mac fanboy, writes: “Steve Jobs changed my life totally and utterly (and obviously, I’m not the only one). From the moment he introduced Macintosh with mesmerizing flair, I was hooked by his charisma. I knew that his invention would change everything. Even though I’ve met him only a few times, I felt a deep personal connection to him and his work that transcends the rational. When I heard the news today, I felt physically ill and terribly sad for his wife and children. I will always be grateful to him and the teams he led that brought us the Mac, the iPod, the iPad, Pixar, iTunes … Quite simply he is my hero.”




























Paul Newman commented on Oct 5 2011
Should be an inspiration for people to follow their dreams. Life is short.
R.I.P.
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lidia shaddow commented on Oct 5 2011
rest in peace mr. steve jobs. you have given us, still do and will for generations to come, a different meaning to life. you connected the left brainers with the right ones. there is nothing that can not be done when the two work together.
you are the 21st century. i was hoping that before you go you would work on developing cure for cancer. yes, we are all going to die but you died too soon.rip.
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Chadburn Blomquist commented on Oct 5 2011
Insanely great. A hero. A teacher. Thank you Steve. You will be missed.
Nathanael Geman commented on Oct 5 2011
Awesome.
Javier Mariño commented on Oct 5 2011
We’re finite. Thanks for encouraging the World.
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Thank you, Mr. Jobs. What a great mentor you’ve been to all of us.
Estela Estela commented on Oct 5 2011
Rest in peace, Steve Jobs. You accomplished a lot in your short life. You will be remembered.
Tayler Drake commented on Oct 5 2011
This has been tagged as my very favorite talk ever since I first saw it years ago. What a remarkable human being.
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yifan xie commented on Oct 5 2011
Rest in Peace
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A humble visionary, leader, teacher and inspiration. He will sadly be missed but his legacy will live on to inspire countless others as he has inspired me. Thank you Steve Jobs and rest in peace.
Cristiano Richers commented on Oct 5 2011
Every teenager should listen to this talk. And listen to it often over the years, so they don’t forget the message. Unfortunately, most will never get it.
Daniel Münnighoff commented on Oct 5 2011
True story.
Luke DeHart commented on Oct 10 2011
Excuse me, your statement should have been people should listen to this talk, people not just teenagers…
Steven Why commented on Oct 5 2011
R.I.P
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