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That he reached beyond his own pain, his own life jolt, and shared his talks and life story with so many is simply a gift that takes a huge soul to give back to the world. Since I moved into my (current) company and have moved out of silicon valley, I have to admit that my life is so much richer now. I talk with people who are have led amazing lives, do inspiring things, and many of them get or take no credit for it - they do it because they care.
In a world where we worship at the alter of an awkward 23 year old for his skill and luck, getting outside my myopic world is simply the best thing that ever happened to me.
Silicon Valley is a place for dreams. I would even go so boldly as to say that if the USA didn't have the leads in so much in technology and innovation, much of it fueled the cradle of SV, then it would be hurting a lot more than it is today. But SV can also suck you dry, because it's not about who's the best and what's the best solution but too much about cronyism and nepotism.
That /rant/ being ended, i can't thank Randy Pausch enough for what he left us. And you all should do the same - take your life down for you family and loved ones.
HH
You're still wrong about Steve Jobs though :-)