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"I wanted my kids to know me," Jobs told Isaacson. "I wasn't always there for them, and I wanted them to know why and to understand what I did."
Bro chose his legacy over his kids and spent his last days cloying for validation of that decision 
Acting like he's some fuckin' migrant worker forced to leave his family to get them what they need to survive smh
I thought he was going to regret trying to cure cancer with fruit juice.
I think it is humanizing that he regretted being a total dickwad to the people he knew personally instead of bemoaning his absurd faith in homeopathy. Of course the only people who are able to judge that are his estranged children whom he ignored and disowned.
But I don't wanna miss out on the action, so I judge him unfavorably for being a capitalist, which dehumanizes the laboring classes, and I judge him unfavorably for being an asshole directly to people he didn't even personally know. Steve Jobs was not a good person and is undeserving of the hero worship he receives.
Per his quote, he wasn't apologizing or wishing he'd done anything differently - he wanted his children to validate his decisions
Narcissists don't regret abusing people around them. They regret the absence of people to continue abusing.
Also spending a shit-ton of money to put himself higher on the organ transplant list only to find out you don't cure cancer with organ transplants either
No shit, he tried to treat cancer with fruit juice when he could have easily gotten the best treatments in history. Real bonehead move.
He also bought an extra house in a different state to jump the organ donation line and then took the donor organ down with him because of the stupid juice thing.
I didn't know that, that's insane!
Steve Jobs, renowned as one of the most influential and visionary leaders of this time, left an indelible mark on technology and innovation
Yeah. He set a precedent for decades of other cults of personality where some rich narcissist acts and is treated like a god, and the "innovations" were primarily marketing and monetization triumphs with vertical integration characteristics to push out competition. 
bro left an indelible mark in his boxers when he crapped his ass to death
Yeah, his legacy is tech companies fucking over consumers and scams like Theranos
GOOD
I am sinning specifically so I can go to hell and beat the crap out of Jobs for what he did to smart phones and portable computing.
That's not the reason why I'm sinning but I look forward to seeing that
Once took an entrepreneurship course in college (dropped it after a couple of weeks) and the gist of it was thinking of “ideas”
Is a CEO just a guy who came up with a good idea and had the resources to get other people involved ~~and~~ to take all the credit
CEOs are just idea guys, and as any game developer knows, idea guys are worthless.
Pretty much, being able to "talk well" and having connections are the two main requirements for being in that job area and is why so many CEOs try to mystify the whole process when it's really just being a wealthier conman.
A CEO is an 'ideas guy' (who are dime a dozen and generally worthless) who has the pedigree and connections to make enough attempts to survive the entrepreneurial lottery and then assign that survivorship to their 'genius' when it could be (and generally is) any number of outside factors.
You don't even need to be that; you can buy a company started by people who had good ideas, declare yourself the founder and forbid the actual founders from referring to themselves as such.
Total asshole piece of shit who treated both his employees and friends like garbage. Routinely fucked over his own business partners. Good. I'm glad he suffered along every dimension of his existence before death.
he also treated his family like garbage
One of the richest men on Earth and you went out doing citrus enemas because you thought you'd innovated a way around chemo.
notable ligma victim, Steve Jobs
the smartphone was a bad invention and so was the computer fuck steve jobs
He invented neither, but fuck 'im for different reasons
Good.
Capitalist loser
Impending doom just works like magic^TM^
Designed in California
The lib praise he received after his death was everywhere and oh so exhausting
good
good
Still dead. I couldn't be happier
Once had one of those saccharine HR types in the unemployment office go on about Steve Jobs to motivate me. Lady, I do not count this smelly, abusive, Silicone Valley cult leader as a role model. He was so full of himself that he thought he never had to shower and tried to cure his cancer with fruit juice. Who wants that as a role model.
Maybe his cult was what the mania around Mother Theresa was like for aging white ethnic Catholics in the 90s. But for HR types. All a facade of a great person because of a good press team but all rot behind the guilded icon.
