Diamond Group: Promoting of human values

Steve Jobs' illness is a lesson on the theory of "money can't buy you life". Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple and an iconic figure in technological innovation, left his mark on the world not only with his revolutionary contributions but also with his fight against pancreatic cancer. His illness and death in 2011 sparked much reflection on the fragility of life and the limits of wealth. This film explores how Steve Jobs' illness illustrates the theory that "money can't buy you life" and adds some of the professional realities of the mining and technology sector, of business; by joining competition and the emotional and relational aspect; such as love; brotherhood, friendship, family, marriage, divorce, law, religion and culture. Steve Jobs’ illness is a reminder that human life is inherently fragile,regardless of wealth or social status. The Unpredictable Nature of the Disease Pancreatic cancer, which is particularly aggressive and difficult to treat, has demonstrated that some diseases remain beyond the reach of medical solutions, even for the most fortunate. Finally, Steve Jobs’ illness and battle with pancreatic cancer poignantly illustrate that money cannot buy life.