At the time of his speech in 2005 jobs said that his cancer was in remission and he believed he had beaten the disease later the

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At the time of his speech in 2005 jobs said that his cancer was in remission and he believed he had beaten the disease later the

cancer returned and jobs died on oct 5 2011 from complications connected to his pancreatic cancer how does knowing that jobs would ultimately lose his battle against cancer change the meaning/impact of his words for today’s audience

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DochEvi [55] · Answer 1 · 2021-12-02T04:07:56+03:00

Unfortunately, we all knew about Steve Jobs disease in 2011. However, knowing this fact, his words and the whole life meaning of one of the biggest's world brains, had extra significance for all people.

Besides, the fact that Jobs lost his personal battle against cancer with true stoicism and real determination makes him human, shows the vulnerability of someone extremely talented. Steve Jobs's biggest talent, and the impact, was his unlimited hope to life and the endeless progression of human knowlegde embodied by him.