Due to the current situation, many events that would normally take place "live" are being moved online. This applies not only to the June WWDC, but also for the speech that the director gave Applu Tim Cook originally delivered to students at Ohio State University. Cook sononec uploaded his speech to YouTube, in which he calls on students, among other things, to "build a better future."
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That CookHis speech to the students of the aforementioned university will be held online, it was announced last month. ProTim's words of this type are Cookand an annual tradition – last year, for example, he performed at grounds of Tulane UniversityIn the introduction to his speech to students this year, Tim Cook First, he apologized for not being able to speak to them in person this time. He reminded them that their class was exceptional and that they would be one of the few to go down in university history. Cook He also assured the students that even though they cannot sit side by side at the speech at this time, their family, friends and loved ones are no less proud of what they have accomplished. The Director AppIn his speech, Lu further recalled his beginnings at the company. Apple, and also mentioned that he still can't believe how lucky he was.
"When I joined in 1998, App"Oh, I couldn't believe it. I was supposed to spend the rest of my professional life working for Steve Jobs. But fate comes to us like a robber in the night. The emptiness I felt after losing Steve was nothing compared to the impact he had on others," said, adding that most of those who worked with Jobs also experienced real hardships—and sometimes fear—among other things. In addition to reminiscing about the good old days in Appbut in CookThe speech also touched on the current situation and the measures associated with it. "Not being able to leave home comes with a lot of emptiness that needs to be filled," he said Cook with the fact that he himself tries to fill these moments with reading. In this context, he recommended Cook students the works and speeches of Abraham Lincoln, whose ideas he considers to be "still alive" today. At the end of his speech Cook He urged Ohio State University graduates to "build a better future than the one they thought was guaranteed." "You are the pride of your parents and grandparents, aunts, uncles and teachers, the communities that shaped you in visible and imperceptible ways," he concluded.
