According to President Obama, the most outstanding merit of Steve Jobs is that most parts of the world immediately know of his passing, because of one of his inventions. I don't quite understand. It must be a metaphor. I am also somewhat ignorant about the exhibition of the bowing received by the creator of Apple which, dressed in mourning, empowering the entire Web in way of lit candles in a mass funeral.
The visionary inventor of iPad and all the rest of gadgets nominated with a minute 'i' is receiving universal praises. I don't undervalue the wonderful achievements of Jobs because, amongst other things, it would be an idiot indeed to do so; just that I am amazed of the thundering echo. I believe that never ever before in the history of humanity, has congregated voices of so notable mourners, of every nationality and in the entire universe. Never before such collective pain exhibited in thousands of shops that deal and sell Apple products in every corner of the planet.
I have re-read the speech of Jobs given in Stanford. He said, as always, very sensible and energetic things, adequate to lift spirits in our present time of global crisis. But, later on during the speech I couldn't help the idea that popped up in my mind, that his thinking could well be the advice lovers of horoscope receive everyday from all sorts of media and prints: 'You should trust that the points always come together in the future.'
Naturally, good perspectives in love, and be careful with investments.
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