His Last Lecture Before Death - Randy Pausch.mp4

Randolph Frederick "Randy" Pausch (October 23, 1960 -- July 25, 2008) was an American professor of computer science and human-computer interaction and design at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Pausch learned that he had a terminal case of pancreatic cancer in September 2006. He gave an upbeat lecture entitled "The Last Lecture: Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams" on September 18, 2007 at Carnegie Mellon

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[A3berkke]

Really Excellent, a courageous, bold and realistic man with a will power stronger than steel.

[Knutli]

Thank God that there are people like this on earth:) Thanks for sharing:)

[r10ale]

"There's no point to be mad, so I strive To stay positive and just be glad I'm alive"-Azad Right!!

[thomascapital]

Simply a fine man.

[mommywhereisdaddy]

randy is a proof of how perfect human beings can be if they want. i've watched ppl hunting animals for fun, killing eachother and going apeshit for years. i've also watched this video for years and everytime i watched i saw a man with more mindwork than musclework. ppl like randy do not cry or curse or kill; they just let you know about the facts and the truth, then they take off. i've always believed that only the good die young. so, rip randy and thanks for the lecture. well received.

[TheIresh]

does he have a youtube

[TheIresh]

poor guy

[pokemonperson2468]

We had to watch this. The teacher kept saying sorry for the language because we're in 6th grade

[ZozuTiestoO]

So inspiring !

I salute that guy for being so much optimistic !

Surely Life is the Greatest Gift we have Got , so why not to make most of it and Have Funn ! :)

Rip Randy Pausch !

[LYD1990]

thank you havesometeaa for sharing..

[hihikmn]

@aelbadri I think he means that he learned a lesson in Humility from his father because never, in the many years he had been married, did he mention that he had revived a bronze medal for valor.

[aelbadri]

i dont quite understand 4:51 and let me know what he means by ""there is a good lesson in Humility that i could learn from my father there." Humility to the Father or the mother. I'm not sure i got what he really refersed to. Thanks in adance to ALL who replied.