甲骨文的大佬,身价1410亿刀,2024世界第五。
杰瑞发布于2024-06-12
甲骨文的大佬,身价1410亿刀,2024世界第五。
I was pretty happy with my life, my wife was not. What she saw was a college dropout who spent much time in the mountains doing foolish things. She wanted me to work full time as a computer programmer or go back to college and finish my degree. We compromised sort of. I started taking classes at UC Berkeley. I took several classes, but the only one I can remember was a sailing class taught in Berkeley Marina. Once again I fell in love and began a life-long affair with the limitless, omnipotent Pacific Ocean. When my class was over. I want to buy a sailboat. My wife said this was the single stupidest idea she had ever heard in her entire life. She accused me of being irresponsible and she told me that I lacked ambition. She kicked me out and then she divorced me. This was a pivotal moment in my life(这老哥嘴角上扬了,同时台下一片笑声。). My family was still mad at me for not going to medical school. And now my wife was divorcing me because I lacked ambition. It looked like a recurrence of the same old problem. Once again, I was unable to live up to the expectations of others. But this time I was pretty happy with my life. I was not disappointed in myself for failing to be the person they thought I should be. Their dreams and my dreams were different. I would never confuse the two of them again. I had discovered things I loved: the Sierras , Yosemite, the Pacfic Ocean. These natural wonders brought me great joy and happiness and would for the rest of my life. I had an interesting job programming computers and more money than I needed. For the first time, I was certain that I was going to survive in this world. A huge burden of fear had been lifed. I'll never forget that moment. It was a time for rejoicing. I bought the sailboat and lived onboard just me and my cat in Berkeley Marina. In the words of James Joyce: I was alone, and young and willful and unheeded, but I was happy and near to the wild heart of life.