这就是我世界不雅的焦点。它支持我渡过的岁月，也是我正在处置了十七年慈善工做后照旧热爱这项事业的缘由。我相信它会带给你不异的影响。
This is the core of my worldview. It sustains me in tough times and is the reason I still love my philanthropic work after more than 17 years. I think it can do the same for you.
我的意义不是让你我们所面对的严峻问题，而是意味着你相信这些问题能够获得处理，以及你要正在此之下采纳步履。
But some things in life are true no matter what career you choose. I wish I had understood these things better when I left school. For one thing, intelligence is not quite as important as I thought it was, and it takes many different forms. In the early days of Microsoft, I believed that if you could write great code, you could also manage people well or run a marketing team or take on any other task. I was wrong about that. I had to learn to recognize and appreciate people’s different talents. The sooner you can do this, if you don’t already, the richer your life will be.
亲爱的2017届结业生：
衷心祝愿你们。我们糊口正在一个不成思议的时代，我但愿你们能把握住这段光阴。
盖茨暗示若是本人正在今天从头选择，会考虑这三个范畴：人工智能、能源和生物科学。可是无论选择什么专业，盖茨但愿本人能大白，起首、智力并没有已经所想的那样主要，人必需学会发觉并赏识人们分歧的才干；其次、可以或许实正认清实正在的不服等长什么样。
Dear Class of 2017,
但盖茨认为，这个世界正变得越来越好，我们糊口正在人类汗青中最和平的时代。盖茨但愿结业生们能相信世界的难题能够获得处理，以及要正在此之下采纳步履。
You know much more than I did when I was your age. Technology lets you see problems in ways my friends and I never could, and it empowers you to help in ways we never could. You can start fighting inequity sooner, whether it is in your own community or in a country halfway around the world.
但不管你选择什么样的职业，生射中有些工具都是客不雅存正在的。我何等但愿正在分开学校时，我曾经对这些工作有了更深刻的理解。起首，智力并没有我已经所想的那样主要，并且智力有很多分歧的形式。正在微软成立之初，我认为若是你代码写得很棒，那么你也能办理员或运营好一个营销团队，再或者做好其他任何一项工做。关于这一点，我已经的设法是错误的。我必需学会发觉并赏识人们分歧的才干。若是你还没能做到的话，你越快地做到这点，你的糊口将越丰硕。
还有一件事我但愿本人能早点大白，那就是实正在的不服等长什么样。我曲到快要四十岁时才得以亲眼看见不服等，那是正在我和梅琳达第一次去非洲的时候。我们因所看的气象而惊讶。回国之后，我们便起头进行更多的。让我们惊讶不已的是，有一些疾病每年能篡夺非洲数百万儿童的生命，而糊口正在敷裕国度的人却底子不消为这些疾病担心。我们认为这是最不的事。我们认识到我们应当即参取此中——我们必需当即起头回馈社会。
New college graduates often ask me for career advice. I was lucky to be in my early 20s when the digital revolution was just getting under way, and Paul Allen and I had the chance to help shape it. (Which explains my lack of a college degree—I left school because we were afraid the revolution would happen without us.) If I were starting out today and looking for the same kind of opportunity to make a big impact in the world, I would consider three fields.
Another thing I wish I had understood much earlier is what true inequity looks like. I did not see it up close until my late 30s, when Melinda and I took our first trip to Africa. We were shocked by what we saw. When we came back, we began learning more. It blew our minds that millions of children there were dying from diseases that no one in rich countries even worried about. We thought it was the most unjust thing in the world. We realized we couldn’t wait to get involved—we had to start giving back right away.
Meanwhile, I encourage you to surround yourself with people who challenge you, teach you, and push you to be your best self. Melinda does that for me, and I am a better person for it. Like our good friend Warren Buffett, I measure my happiness by whether people close to me are happy and love me, and by the difference I make in other people’s lives.
第一是人工智能。我们方才起头全方位涉猎这个范畴，人工智能会使人们的糊口更无效率、更具创制性；第二是能源，由于可以或许获得洁净、实惠和靠得住的能源，是抗击贫苦和应对天气变化必不成少的前提；第三是生物科学，这一范畴充满了机遇，能够帮帮人们活得更长久、更健康。
网易科技讯 6月22日动静，今日盖茨正在公家号(ID:gatesnotes)对2017年大学结业生颁发。
恭喜你们！你们方才完成了一件我没能做到的事——获得大学文凭。
But it’s true. And once you understand it, you start to see the world differently. If you think things are getting better, then you want to know what’s working, so you can accelerate the progress and spread it to more people and places.
比尔·盖茨：我想取2017届结业生分享的人生功课
刚结业的大学生们经常向我寻求职业方面的。我很幸运，由于正在我二十岁刚出头时，数字方才起头，这让我和保罗·艾伦（Paul Allen）无机会参取此中并帮帮影响它的成长（这也注释了我为什么没有获得大学学位——我之所以分开学校，是由于我们害怕本人取这场的发生无关）。假如我今天要从头出发，寻找同样能给世界带来严沉影响的机遇，我会考虑以下三个范畴。
If I could give each of you a graduation present, it would be a copy of The Better Angels of Our Nature, by Steven Pinker. After several years of studying, you may not exactly be itching to read a 700-page book. But please put this one on your reading list to get to someday. It is the most inspiring book I have ever read.
取此同时，我激励你们取如许一群报酬伍：他们挑和你、你并鞭策你成为最好的本人。对我而言，梅琳达就饰演着如许的脚色，我也因而得以成为更好的本人。同我们的好伴侣·巴菲特一样，我权衡本人幸福感的体例，是看我最亲密的人能否欢愉、能否爱我，以及看我给别人的糊口带去了如何的影响。
目前，科技术使大学生们能通过盖茨那代人从未履历过的体例去对待问题，也能通过他们从未想过的体例去帮帮别人。盖茨称，今日的年青人能够更早地起头取不服等做斗争，无论是所正在的社区，仍是正在地球另一端的某个国度。
盖茨最初暗示，“我们糊口正在一个不成思议的时代，我但愿你们能把握住这段光阴。”
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One is artificial intelligence. We have only begun to tap into all the ways it will make people’s lives more productive and creative. The second is energy, because it clean, affordable, and reliable will be essential for fighting poverty and climate change. The third is the biosciences, which are ripe with opportunities to help people live longer, healthier lives.
Congratulations! You’ve just accomplished something I never managed to do—earn a college degree.
Pinker makes a persuasive argument that the world is getting better—that we are living in the most peaceful time in human history. This can be a hard case to make, especially now. When you tell people the world is improving, they often look at you like you’re either na?ve or crazy.
Between your commencement speaker and every aunt and uncle at your graduation party, I am sure you are getting a lot of advice. At the risk of piling on, I thought I would share a few thoughts.
若是我能给你们每人一份结业礼品，这份礼品将是一本由斯蒂芬·平克（Steven Pinker）撰写的《中的善良》。读了这么些年书之后，你们大概不会很巴望阅读一本七百多页的著做。但请把这本书插手你的阅读列表，比及预备好的时候再来打开它。这是我读过的最有性的一本书。
但这是实的。一旦你大白了这一点，你便会起头用分歧的体例对待世界。若是你感受工作正变得越来越好，你就会想晓得是什么正在起，然后你能够加速前进并将它传布给更多的人、更多的处所。
我敢必定你们这些天必然听到了良多，非论是从结业仪式者那里，仍是从加入你结业派对的每一个叔叔阿姨那里。冒着被认为反复絮叨的风险，我想我仍是该当分享一些本人的设法。
Good luck to all of you. This is an amazing time to be alive. I hope you make the most of it.
It doesn’t mean you ignore the serious problems we ce. It just means you believe they can be solved, and you’re moved to act on that belief.
平克很是无力地论证了世界正变得越来越好——我们糊口正在人类汗青中最和平的时代。证明这一点并不容易，特别正在当下这个时候。当你和人们说世界正变得越来越好时，人们看你的眼神就仿佛正在说你不是太天实，就是疯了。
我正在你们这个年纪的时候，所晓得的工具要比你们现正在晓得的少得多。科技付与你们能力，使你们能通过我和我的伴侣们从未履历过的体例去对待问题，也能通过我们从未想过的体例去帮帮别人。你们能够更早地起头取不服等做斗争，无论是正在你所正在的社区，仍是正在地球另一端的某个国度。