Steve Jobs called death life's greatest invention in 2005 Stanford speech
In his now-iconic 2005 commencement address at Stanford University, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs described death as life's single greatest invention. He urged graduates to live each day fully, as though it could be their last. Jobs cautioned against spending life conforming to others' expectations instead of one's own. He emphasized trusting one's heart and intuition as guides for meaningful living. Decades later, the speech continues to inspire millions of people around the world.
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