Steve Jobs should NEVER be used as an example of how to human. He truly was a despicable person who happened to be very smart and have lots of visions for the future.
I like to think that pancreatic cancer is usually just like “sorry, doing my job, nothing personal,” but with Steve Jobs was like “im’a enjoy this mf for me.”
Dude was a full on pyscho who had adult tempter tantrums a la Trump/Elon. Don’t be sucked in by all the talk about how visionary he was. Yes, he was a visionary, but that doesn’t excuse being a terrible person.
He didn’t live long enough for the world to realised his bad he was. Imagine if Musk died before he bought Twitter, people would remember him differently
Steve Jobs had this one figured out 30 years ago
https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/steve-jobs-car-apple-ceo-license-plates/story?id=14834608
His abrupt death felt like karmic irony for always parking in handicap spaces when he was healthy.
Steve Jobs should NEVER be used as an example of how to human. He truly was a despicable person who happened to be very smart and have lots of visions for the future.
I like to think that pancreatic cancer is usually just like “sorry, doing my job, nothing personal,” but with Steve Jobs was like “im’a enjoy this mf for me.”
I dunno if deshthpicable is the right term, but yeah. He could have been nicer.
Dude was a full on pyscho who had adult tempter tantrums a la Trump/Elon. Don’t be sucked in by all the talk about how visionary he was. Yes, he was a visionary, but that doesn’t excuse being a terrible person.
He didn’t live long enough for the world to realised his bad he was. Imagine if Musk died before he bought Twitter, people would remember him differently
I do think that you’re right. If Facebook or Twitter had dropped 10 years earlier, everyone would have seen this.
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…that seems like a lot more work than just getting the plates
I’m sure from his perspective a new car just showed up in his garage every six months.