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Tuesday Jul 31 2007

I am writing a speech. It is the speech I would give to a college graduation ceremony if anyone ever asked me to give the commencement address. So far no one has. In the speech I am telling the new graduates they are as ‘adult’ as they will ever be and that I don’t really have any answers for them. The world is changing too quickly for me (or anyone in my generation) to presume to know what they will need to know in the future. I am also suggesting that, whatever else defines our respective generations, there is one thing we can count on—there are lots of problems that need to be solved.
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Written by Jim Selman at Wisdom in Action
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