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Apple CEO Tim Cook Tells Graduates To Remain Open Minded To Others

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Apple CEO Tim Cook took over in 2011 and since then has made a few changes to the company. According to Business Insider, Cook emphasized sustainability efforts and now Apple runs on 100 percent renewable energy. During a speech at Tulane University, Cook encouraged students to look at big-picture problems. He said: "It's about recognizing that human civilization began when we realized that we could do more together." Cook said algorithms online can push you towards certain ideas but that it’s important to listen to others and remain open-minded.

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