Steve Jobs--a good friend of humanity

Goodbye my friend. You left a great void in my life

I lost a dear friend today. I never met him, never shook his hand, never ate with him, never watched tele with him or even, never spent some time fishing with him. But I felt him, every single time I use my Ipad or listen to crystal clear music from his Ipod or create magical things with my Iphone. 


He shared his soul to almost everybody. What is good about my friend is, he made millions happy.


Happy that someone can actually speak with another in real time, see their loved ones as if they're near.


He made communications 5 inches closer. People got closer because of him. And he realized what philosophers of old only dreamed of---he built a global community, united in complexity. 


Happy that life is simplier today than twenty years ago. Happy that the complications of life just suddenly faded away because of him.


Like him, I am an orphan. He was left to a foster home while I was left to my grandparents. Yet, he changed so many lives that he got an extended family.


Like him, I want to change the world. Unlike him, he did it with such flair that people accepted revolutionary changes like how they eat pancakes in the morning.


The world turned flat with him. He simplified beauty and beauty almost seemlessly blended with nature. He is, beauty, in human form.


The human form also changed with him. He helped create the new homo sapiens, and proved that humans are unique species, thinking, creating, innovating, making life happy.


Steve Jobs, my friend, will be missed. He logged on in 1955 and logged out just now. But, for me and for the rest of humanity, Steve Jobs will never be deleted. Never. His soul remains forever online.