Life’s vanity and the limits of wealth knowledge and pleasure
A contemplative address on life, death, and the search for meaning. It argues that mortality erases distinctions of character, wealth is hollow, wisdom brings sorrow, and true fulfillment lies beyond material gain. The speaker warns graduates that “profit” cannot be found under the sun and urges steadfast character.
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