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Commentary and reaction to David Foster Wallaces This is weewee This speech was clear and direct to the point, especially both parables David told. He did non force his ideas he merely explained his realizations and suggested actions. It is how he said it though, that made me essential to listen to him more. I sthrongly agree with the suggestion of taking the spotlight remote from ourselves and our misfortunes and pointing it towards other things and people we encounter. Some people are really egotist to care about others and their problems (which are probably worse than theirs).This type of selfish thinking affects our mood in a way where it may give away our happiness. His speech raised my awareness on the arrogance of some people, and of mine too at times. He talked about learning to think, learning to run what you think. I feel that that is a step close to being a more positive and happy person. If you submit yourself to negativity, it will ruin you. We guard choices its just a matter of making the right unmatched non only for you but for everyone involved.What struck me the most was what he called the bang-up T Truth which is what matters life before death. His message was to not annoy to a routine just because you are afraid of change. Do not be dull, be alive. The major lesson I took from his speech was to enjoy every experience life offers us to make the most of our lives instead of hold in the fast lane which will cause us to bequeath what and how things happened. Our lives are limited and so we shouldnt make the least of it by worrying about mishaps and troubles. If we do, then that is truly a life wasted.