Short monologue in which the speaker argues actions and inventions (notably computers) should be motivated by a purpose that "betters the world." The speaker cites desire to improve communication, inspire a revolution, and enhance education and young people's mastery of technology as central motivations for designing computers.
You should always feel in life and in your jobs. Your actions are somehow have a good purpose behind them. They better the world in some way. Don't ever do something just because it's an assignment. You better believe that there is some end goal that is good for the world. Almost every new invention and computer and all came about from those ideals. I really wanted to help the world communicate so much. Other people inspired me into a revolution. I want to be a part of changing things. Wanted to be a part of better education. Want to be a part of the young person having so much mastery only over technology and be able to do things I never could before. Those were the goods that were pushing me. Without those goods, I wouldn't have even designed a computer.
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