Drop out – phrasal verb
to not do something that you were going to do, or to stop doing something before you have completely finished:
He dropped out of the race after two laps.
If a student drops out, they stop going to classes before they have finished their course.
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Bill Gates Motivational Success Story – From College Dropout To The Richest Man In The World
Bill Gates was a shy and quiet boy who loved spending time in his room reading books for hours. he grew up as an introverted and antisocial kid. In high school, his original plan was to teach math. But that was until his friend Paul Allen convinced him to pursue career in computer programming. So Bill Gates quickly took his advice and wrote his first computer program at the age of 13. But his parents were not very happy, they had other plans for their child. They wanted him to pursue a law career.
So to make his parents happy, he went to Harvard to study law. But he found himself spending more time on a computer than in class. And that was because He was really happy when he was coding and law was not something that excited him. So it was time for a bold move.
He dropped out of Harvard University to pursue his dream and formed Microsoft with his childhood friend Paul Allen.
But everything wasn’t going perfect. At first the company struggled financially. Some of their big clients went bankrupt.
So Bill Gates faced many challenges and obstacles on his path to success.
One of those challenges was Windows 1.0. Young bill Gates predicted that after it’s release Windows will be running on 90 % of all computers. But he was wrong. Windows was received poorly by critics, and only 10% of computers ended using it. And that was not even close to what Bill Gates was expecting. He was disappointed. It was a big setback, but also a stepping stone for Microsoft. After Two years of hard work and long hours Windows 2 was released. Big innovations were included, Microsoft Word and Excel were presented for the first time.So Windows Became a huge commercial success and revolutionized the world. Finally 90% of computers were using Windows.
Bill Gates Became a Billionaire at the age of 31 and at the age of 39 he became the richest man in the world.
Bill Gates is one of the most successful people in the world, and there’s a lot that can be learned from his success story.
“Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can’t lose” – Bill Gates
“If you don’t build your dreams, someone else will hire you to build theirs.” – Bill Gates
21 nov. 2018
A speech by Steve Jobs explaining some of the reasons why he decided to drop out of college.
Steve Jobs recounts the moment he decided to drop out of college, due to the heavy financial burden it caused his parents and the lack of value he could find in it. The following is a visual tribute to this brave decision.
3 From the 60 Minutes Archive: Steve Jobs
2 apr. 2021
On the 45th anniversary of the founding of Apple, a look back at the 2011 profile of Steve Jobs, which aired just weeks after his death.
steve’s second act at apple is the greatest CEO achievement ever. literally turning a company from bankrupt to the most important company in the world.
What makes Steve Jobs interesting…. Is his comebacks from his flaws.
He definitely could have done things differently. He could have been more polite to his friends, his business partners and the rest. He certainly had vision, and was in the right place at the right time. His wrongdoings can be learned from, as well as his success. Hopefully the next tech titan can learn and do right. But It’s undeniable he changed the world.
this showed the iceberg under the cream top, people only usually hear what Steve Jobs did for others but never told the inside struggle we all have to get along with other and achieve our goals
interesting how in his last days of life he said he sometimes believes in God and a after life. When we are in our depths of despair or there’s nothing else we then realize that there is a higher being or power. When we have everything we wanted do we need God then? I like how he lived in a normal house and neighborhood. If only he had the surgery to remove the cancer sooner.
He was a fascinating man in both good and bad ways. R.I.P. Steve. You definitely changed the world.
Imagine how much more advanced and innovative technologies would continue to grow today if Steve Jobs is still here in this world.
7:01 “Explain to me how somebody who was a hippie, a college dropout, somebody who drops LSD and marijuana, goes off to India and comes back deciding he wants to be a business man.” He was in the right place at the right time. There’s no better explanation. There was no other time in history when the beginnings of a far-reaching technology was so accessible that a couple of kids could build in their garage.
0:06 “Seven years ago, Steve Jobs asked Walter Isaacson, a former editor of Time magazine, if he would write his biography.” That’s incorrect according to Walter Isaacson’s biography about Steve Jobs. Walter Isaacson himself had written that he had approached Steve Jobs asking to write a biography for him, but Steve Jobs was reluctant at first, mulling it over before agreeing to it.
Also, we are all still waiting for the 60minutes interview from 2003 (unreleased?)
10 years have passed, I still miss him like a fatehr, like a teacher, like a spiritual leader. Miss him a lot. Steve jobs isn’t a person. He is a cult
Job isn’t completely a emotion father/son. Maybe that’s a trade off for his genius.
I broke down slightly at the end of the video: sometimes I believe in god and believe the wisdom isn’t lost and sometimes I believe its an on/off switch. I guess Jobs is important to me because of his technology and life story and career; I find him so fascinating! I never knew the man since I was young at the time of his death but was familiar with apple (obviously!) and thats how I found out more about him.
All those cool nicknames aside, he was an obnoxious, toxic individual that made something great.
Steve Jobs was a good person😇he was probably seeking basic concepts while he was adventurous to integrated with his mechanic abilities😂
20 more years with Steve Jobs and this would would be far more technological advanced. Why did he deny giving shares of his company to a person who had been involved in his work from the very beginning????
Different level of natural intelligence with the work ethic and drive to match it.
Wow. A really good interview here. I knew nothing about Steve Jobs’ personality before this. He lived and died on his own terms. And that’s ok. 👍🏼
Looks like Jobs didn’t learn one valuable lesson in his spirituality he learned in India. Like money you make … you aren’t going to take it with you …. proved kind of prophetic dying at such a young age…. if he didn’t reveal it in his book. It certainly entered his mind before leaving this earth…. with age comes wisdom … he didn’t get that opportunity. He was stingy with his coworkers in the beginning. Maybe he made amends. “ I’ll give him zero you give him zero There we matched”
Jobs birth chart shows that he had a Pisces Sun, Aries Mars, and Aries moon. Mars energy is very rebel-like and full of willpower. I have it! It is a very ambitious, fearless, and hot energy! Many athletes and businessmen have this in their chart. 😊
Damn. Almost teared up. I think he needed someone who was an excellent interviewer to extract more info. His way of thinking shows little windows into deeper things.
I am commenting from my Ipad that he convinced me to purchase.😢
typical grandiose narcissist. Using childhood pain to build an empire. Magical thinking…just like “The Secret”
When they label it 60 minutes Overtime, but it ends in 28 min
Perfect example of highly narcissistic behavior, sociopathic perhaps.
he got a great life…money…fame..recognition. Good for him
Genius .. worth 7 billion dollars and lived normal not caught up in materialism. Very cool.
Did his mom ever say WHY she gave him up for adoption?
So that is why iPhone’s don’t have on/off button!! Is so good when u know the origin of something
No matter what and whether you like him or not, what he teaches us is Be YourSelf
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Fate..shaking his fathers hand not knowing…life has it way, and we make these choices..so sorry for ignoring his positive choices.May he RIP..
Read the book. it was very good . i really enjoyed reading it . insightful.
Ashton Kutcher made a good Jobs. He practiced dropping acid in the motion picture “Bobby.”
I’m setting sure that some people will be kicking themselves in time to come if they miss the opportunity to make an investment today .
Steve Croft was such a hard-nose, no-nonsense reporter. Something 60 minutes today needs more of with their newer members.
“Yea you give 0 stock, I’ll give 0 stocks” Point Steve was tryna make was you can’t let everyone in on your dreams. He knew who was corrupt. God’s genius 💯
I love hearing about this guy, he fascinates me
Nothing comes from good,only from controversial humans beings.
I would love to have such an off switch. A handy device jobs missed to develop.
Im working on my way to the CEO office, and I look upto him. So much
i finally bought my first ipad and hats office to inventor. still hard man like and admire him greatly from afar. he did a lot in 14 years.
this really showed me that everyone will kneel down to TIME even Steve Jobs. its hard to fill your days, people will go far and many ways to fill it in the most positive way they perceive possible in order with their goals and morals in life
Watching on my iPad Pro. Crazy how time flies. So much of what we are and are surrounded by is the same, just a small nuance. But those that operate in those small nuances have some of the greatest impact. Dreams do not quit, people do,
Feelings can be rationally explained…math physics biological s blah blah
Boy, was he really that cruel to people? I finished his book by this author in the video. I got the impression that Steve was extremely focused and driven, but dishonest and cunning. what u guys think ?
100 years from now (April 2021) they will still be talking about Steve Jobs the Genious
So sad that he left it so late before being operated on 😢
So Jobs was a vegan all natural kind of guy yet cancer still took him. I guess that helps show how little that affects things. Too bad apple is ridiculously greedy and wants to control everything. It’s wrong on so many levels when a person buys a device it’s theirs not apples. Otherwise just rent the damn things out instead.
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Always target the weak minded, they will believe your product is the best. He was a true genius in his day.
And Apple has never been the same. I miss the Steve Jobs Apple announcements. Any and everyone is 7th rate
That story about meeting his father was the most beautiful thing. What’s meant to be will always be.
Did he just say at 1:04 “like a well timed Apple Watch”? How can an interview in 2011 make a reference to a product that didn’t exist at that time? 😱 Apple Watch was launched in April 2015. The interviewer goes on to say “will be in stores tomorrow” at 1:09, so it was definitely recorded in 2011…
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Wow the UAP interview was compelling. Looks like all the people that thought it was crazy are the crazy ones now. Probably the biggest story of the century when it unfolds.
Hah! Blue boxes were all over the place in the late 1960´s..
One of Jobs’ greatest strengths was to be able to see a different reality, the one he envisioned vs the one that existed. For example, he thought of products we didn’t even know we needed. This belief may have cost him his life as he refused to be operated on when his tumor was, accordingly to Issacson, “curable”. He waited too long and only agreed after it was clear that his reality, addressing the illness with diet and alternative therapies, was doomed to fail. Tragically, it was too late Wiki: “Reality distortion field (or RDF) is a term first used by Bud Tribble at Apple Computer in 1981, to describe company co-founder Steve Jobs’ charisma and its effects on the developers working on the Macintosh project.”
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The man was an egotistical manipulator who justified his rampant fixation of commerce and disgusting personality behind ideals he espoused but never practiced. This is not a genius.
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It’s sad. The man thinking the hippy way, no food with added stuff. Killed him as he could of had chemo but chose herbs. Oh well maybe he just wanted to die.
Curious to post this on 2021. I wonder what would be his opinions about all those pandemic times of uncertainty, contradictions, misdirections, doubts, masks, vaccines, social distancing, mass media insanity and disorienting ‘panoramas’ we’ve been all dealing with for almost 1 and a half year. I’d sincerely love to hear his thoughts.
HIs philosophy is so sophisticated! The ending about not implementing an off switch on Apple devices now makes so much sense
Pretty interesting structure for journalism: negative fact that causes emotional reaction, negative fact that causes emotional reaction, etc. They know how to make $$$, just like Jobs, I guess.
I miss SJ very much still. He wasn’t the greatest human being but his advancements in technology are still being felt nearly a decade after his passing.
An interviewer , interviewing an interviewer about his interview. Thats called media recycling.
Why didn’t he want to give that guy Danny some stock being with Apple from their garage beginnings?
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When 60 minutes wasn’t complete propaganda and actually provided interesting information
jobs same as einstein and zuckerberg – STOLE IT AND USE IT!
I can’t believe Job’s had the opportunity to get a precancerous pancreatic tumor out when most people don’t know they have one until it’s far too late ie when they have less than 3 months to live. His narcissism killed himself.
Steve Jobs, the uber narcissist. Brilliant. Cruel. Self-absorbed. No empathy. Most achievers exhibit these traits.
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They didn’t talk about Steve’s passion for cross dressing
Excellent response maintaining dignity of person asking question, his own and that of Apple as a company, as well as, all employees involved in developing solutions to problems he recognized and apologized for and continuing to improve for customers
‘I saw ppl who were nice simple ppl turn into bizarro ppl…’ He’s painted as a bad person but the masses tend to label one as bad when one points out their many flaws aka we created an evil world (too many of them are messed up). That quote was about what ppl did when they strike it rich but I’ve noticed bizarro behavior from total strangers who didn’t share that womb, weren’t created by same seed and/or weren’t raised by the same parents, but for some reason they’re all showing off/acting bizarro. Bold enough to violate but not bold enough to ask for something (that’s begging – begging is bad/violating someone is cool/hip). He’s also right about ‘the odd one outs’ – they’re usually the ppl who made a difference. ‘He was mean to ppl’. Hmm…in my experience: MANY ‘waitresses’ and other ‘regular good ppl’ have felt the need to be mean for no good coherent reason..
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Steve Jobs never should have died so young when he did, it was hard for me to understand why he did. I never did understand why Steve Jobs died, a man who opened up the job market for many with his product. Steve Jobs provided many jobs for many, thank you Steve. I hope to see you in heaven.
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He stole the hardware and the software but integrated them into single devices
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Apple ][ was his best copycat of the TRS-80 model 2. Apple ]I[ was an expensive flop that tried to copy the TRS-80 Model 16. iPod wasn’t invented at Apple, it was a European inventor named Tony Fadell. The Mac was original and probably the nicest company they built, but everything was internal and you couldn’t just add stuff. Compared to the Commodore 64 it was a not the gamers PC at the time. Steve Jobs is overrated and overhyped who drove the company to bankruptcy. If Gates hadn’t stepped in, there’d be no Apple.
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IPhones The best & worse thing that happened in the past 200 years.
If jobs wanted noninvasive treatment than do radiation duh
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Apple devices do have off switches this man is making money of his false stories
Guy using iOS 6 on his iPad when showing the photos 😂🤣😆
Steve Jobs changed the world. iPhones have changed us in innumerable ways, saved lives, entertained us, and given us a voice.
Jobs would have been alive if he wasn’t so stubborn over not having the surgery.
Steve J wounded genius . I wonder if he had been more kinder in his approach rather than so aggressive what would of resulted His genius , and vision nonetheless revolutionised the world . RIP S J .
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Who else is watching this on an Apple device?
Perfect is too hard to achieve….not even possible maybe.. Perfectionism is stressful rite?
It was his delusions that finally led to his death. Also Apple is always 2 years behind samsung yet they claim to be the first at these things. Apple was and is a scam company.
The older I get, the more I struggle to understand why we put other people on pedastals just because they have money and fame. In the end, we are all going to die. Admire man but revere and idolize God and God alone.
so true with illness just act like nothing happened until it is obvious to all.
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crap info – basicaly wozniak did it apple and jobs seel it i rest my case !
There are some good things about Jobs, and there are some bad things. I wish he was able to focus more on the good. He should’ve let his past go in terms of the adoption. That bitterness and arrogant bled deeper into his life and caused his ultimate downfall.
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he died from pancreatic cancer (but neither one of his biological parents had cancer). hmmmm
Tech companies’ mission is not to help people and save the world, it’s profit.
No doubt his wife for CHASE BANK…CORRUPTION
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So, basically the guy was a piece of sh*t. Lesson is, admire a person’s accomplishments, but not the person.
Excellent book but not a single mention of Linux which was instrumental in making computers based on Unix like OSX popular.
Woz is the real brains behind Apple. Jobs was a sociopathic tantrum factory.
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Please DON’T MISUNDERSTAND ME, I am NOT saying that Steve Jobs and #45 are the same. They are very, very different in a great many ways. But I was quite startled by how many words, phrases & descriptions that were used to describe Steve Jobs back in 2011, have also been used to describe ex-president #45, from the time of his 2016 campaign to today: “used magical thinking” “Steve’s ‘reality distortion field,’ which referred to his ability to convince himself, and others, to believe almost anything, using his indomitable will and charisma, to bend any fact to suit his purpose.” (gaslighting) “he believed himself to be ‘special’ and ‘chosen’” “he had convinced himself that he didn’t need to bathe very often, nor did he need to wear deodorant, all because of his dietary habits. He was wrong and his coworkers tried to convince him of this fact, but he couldn’t be dissuaded from this hygiene choice, even though he very clearly stank, and anyone who came near him bore witness to this fact. Could not be persuaded of an obvious, objective truth, once he chose to believe something to be true (more magical thinking).” “believed that the normal rules didn’t, and shouldn’t, apply to him” “did small acts of rebellion, as if to say, ‘I don’t succumb to authority’” “showed disdain for authority figures” “he loved the heated, shouting arguments at work, saying that it was just them being brutally honest with each other” “he was petulant and could be very, very mean at times— whether it was to a waitress, or to an employee” “he was a terrible manager— was always upending things and throwing things into turmoil” “abrasive” “a control freak” “he felt that if you ignore something, if you don’t want something to exist, you can will it away. This is more ‘magical thinking’” (uh, COVID-19!) “had medical procedures done in secret. He was lying to the public, saying he had perfect health except for a hormonal imbalance, when he was actually very, very unwell, and was not winning his battle with cancer.”
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Mr job .is my Legendary Apple iPhone are best phone in world because they never let you down
Let’s get real, he was a brilliant, raging narcissist. Not a fan.
Why surgery on that tumor? Hello radiation. Hello stem cell technology. Jobs should have quit Apple and started a biotech company for stem cell research.
Wow, he really was a total piece of crap huh? Hahaha Interesting man though.
I personally think Steve Jobs carried a lot of pain inside due to being abandoned by his parents , or rather let me say not wanted by them . The couple that did adopt him were very fine and loving people . However the knowledge of being an unwanted baby I feel was a major propelling factor in his life . It was also the source of his anger his meanness and his frustrations. Steve Jobs was a very complex man . He proved to be a good husband and a very loving father to all his children , even to the beautiful little girl he would not acknowledge for 10 years . The point is he finally did and he loved and embraced her completely . He was a marketing genius and a true visionary . R.I.P. Steve Jobs . Steve Jobs together with Steve Wozniak , a genius of another kind ,created History .
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All this success and wealth yet he couldn’t stop death. Nothing in the end mattered, did it
His achievements are appreciated, but man oh man, what a despicable human being.
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Should have quit Apple and then start a biotech company focusing on stem cell research
All the people who gave negative comments, he never claimed that he is Buddha, corporate world is cruel and all wrong are right if the company is making money year after year. Go become big and be a Buddha then others could follow.
just thought it was pretty cool that while he was showing him pictures of Steve and his family, all the pictures were on an iPad :))
Wtf. Steve jobs bought a new Mercedes 2 times a month so he didn’t need perm plates and could be legal with no plates on his car. Ya real down to earth person
Does anyone think it is odd that Apple’s logo is a symbol of original sin? I’m not into religion but even I can see the irony of that.
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Another example of a vegetarian who wore himself out making proteins that already exist in meat.🕯️
My hero forever. That bio, published after his immediate death, doesn’t do justice to such a remarkable man. It blurs Steve’s greatness and contribution to human race by focusing on petty human flaws. Why we need expect our hero to be perfect human being? Steve doesn’t need to be perfect in order to be great.
I read this book cover to cover when it debuted. Steve Jobs was amazing; he’s like one in seven billion. And with that said, there’s a part in the book where some 20 y.o. kid comes up to him and asks something like, “Mr. Jobs I want to be just like you. I want to start something big but don’t know what I want to do.” Then Jobs in his usual trenchant tone responds, “If you don’t know what you want to do, I’d be a busboy until I figured it out.” Though Jobs gave a unicorn speech at Stanford’s commencement about “Follow you dreams, passion; don’t settle; blah blah blah” he was two extremes. One was, he believed that anything is possible, however, he was also grounded in the fact that not everyone can achieve it. He wasn’t the first to say this, but he said, “I believe in equal opportunity but not equal outcomes.” This is a typical conservative mode of thought; I’m not trying to get political. Conservatives are grounded in reality whereas progressives believe in unicorns. Jobs was both, like his “on/off” switch metaphor. And only Jobs could live up to it.
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Sounds like he was a malignant narcissist to me. All the qualities fit to a T
If he would have devoted a bit more time to investigating the afterlife he would have learned the truth, he has already lived many lives before this one ,as many of us have. Have you ever wondered why some people are so good at certain task even though they know nothing about what they are doing before this time. Everything Steve did was all planned out before he was even born, and he will be coming back to do it all over again, simply because he failed again. Two things stopped Jobs from completing his task here again, he has not learned unconditional love and forgiveness. Our creator will not give you the keys to the car until you know how to safely drive it. I Am very lucky this time i remembered what my mission was because i learned how to remote view from an early age, i knew i had to do something spiritually minded, something i heard or said triggered the memories, and when they started coming back to me it flooded my mind , today i realize why we are not allowed to remember past lives, it can cause an overload of information all at once. There is a reason why we can only use 10% of our brain, he put a stop block there because paranormal abilities start to happen at 12- 15 %, you and i are the sum of everything our creator has learned about carbon matter life , us human beings so complicated, so much baggage,the things we say and do are in fact complicated . Try to remember how he made us , just like him in his image, everything he could not incorporate in our make up , life lessons they must be learned from life experiences, WHY ? because of what you and i are, being one of the best remote viewers alive today has afforded me the privilege of knowing the future, we live forever for a reason , we are GOD’S ABLE TO CREATE MATTER FROM THIN AIR, we will have use of 100% of our brains , but not until we are able to handle this power, who do you really think Jesus was, he had to know what it was like to walk in our shoes to judge us fairly.
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A glorified sociopath who made a fortune convincing people to buy inferior and overpriced products using smart marketing strategies
His goal wasn’t to win awards for “most awesomest manager”. His goal was to create a FANTASTIC product. Steve Jobs did exactly that. So I’d say his leadership style should be revered.
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The guy didn’t care about material things, he was a tight quad, didn’t like women that much, he was mean, on a power trip, workaholic, come to think of it, what a senseless way to live.
“How could such a smart man do such stupid thing?” He is not that smart. He got lucky with the iPod (as everybody likes music), which initiated the growth of Apple as billion industry company.
Most of not all billionaires are sociopaths. You can’t have morals and integrity and be a billionaire. It’s impossible.
People bag on Gates because of what they think but dont know about him. And people love Jobs because of what they think and REALLY DONT KNOW ABOUT HIM. Then again maybe ive just never figured out how buying a $900 phone you know you cant afford makes you a a “rebel” a trend bucker…lol.
Two old white dudes in a suit and tie (like IBM employees) talking about disruption. )
His own arrogance took his life. He didn’t have to die. He could have revolutionized the technological world forever. Why Steve why ?
Metastasizing Cancer + Herbs and Homeopathy = Belligerent Stupidity. Call it Magical Thinking if you want; the physical agony of end-stage a deadly malignancy is horrifying—mad Genius if they say so. Unkind, rude, thoughtless, selfish, petty, cruel, and an intellectual property thief– just a GREAT guy. Tell me again.
Is it true that american army has photoelectron weapon that has an effect on brain?( x-ray laser capable of conveying electron )
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I am sure he would be ashamed how Apple is attacking voter integrity in Georgia. You need an ID to buy an iPhone. WHY would you not need one to vote !!
Some doctor that feared for his job probably killed Steve for being healthy. Can’t have that.
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I read Isaacson’s book on Jobs. It was one of the most fascinating books I’ve ever read. I had a hard time putting it down. I can certainly appreciate Jobs’ genius – I have owned a lot of Apple products over the years and love them. I am typing this comment on my iPad and I don’t know how I ever lived without it – I am on it probably 3 to 4 hours a day. However, I would never have wanted to work for Steve Jobs. I think the issue with Jobs as a manager is that he is so brilliant that he gets impatient with people he considers inferior to him in terms of intelligence and doesn’t know how to relate to them. Sorry he left the world at such a relatively young age and it didn’t have to happen the way it did. Again, I think that Jobs believed he knew more than the doctors who treated him and therefor delayed the surgery that could have prolonged his life. But that was his call and he paid the price for his decision.
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I’ve never heard Steve Jobs speak before. By the way people describe him they make him sound robotic. Him speaking just now did NOT sound robotic- he sounded authentically human, a great story teller, an emotional person.
Steve Jobs brilliance is mind boggling. I am not referring just to his superb business sense, marketing, desgin and technology vision and wizardry. I am referring to him choosing the master story teller extraordinary- Mr. Walter Isaacson to tell his story. For me the most poignant part was the ending – where he hoped and believed in God but then again had his doubts and stated that life could be just switched off just like a device and pondered as to the reason why he never designed an off switch in any Apple devices. Despite all the brilliance, riches and fame, he realized it meant nothing without life itself.
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Steve Jobs was a very good salesman and manager, he wasn’t the innovator Apple where doing nothing new they just knew how to make it sound new MP3 players where around way before Ipods and Nokia, Blackberry etc already had smart phones. He was a great a salesman as stated but nothing new at any point in time.
Wozniak is the genius engineer who created the first Apple 🍏 computer and physically tied all the loose ends and made it all work. Not Jobs. Jobs was a good salesman but he didn’t even write code. He did had the vision to integrate the IPhone. Although he took the GUI from Xerox. The Icons and Email was all Xerox’s.
4 One of the Greatest Speeches Ever | Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs delivers an inspirational speech. Listen to the end for the most life changing quote of all-time. Don’t let anyone ever tell you that you cannot achieve your dreams. You will be inspired and motivated to go out there and achieve your goals. I hope you all enjoy this motivational video. 🙂
5 Steve Jobs, part 1
Steve Jobs was already gravely ill with cancer when he asked author Walter Isaacson to write his biography. Jobs told Isaacson to write a honest book – about his failings and his strengths. Steve Kroft reports.
One of my favorite books. Very inspiring. Thank you Steve for changing the world thru your inventions and for the things you have done.
“Attractive, simple inexpensive computer” I miss that Apple.
The great discovery by Steve Jobs: intuition is the key element that is valuable as hard science and engineering. Reality distortion field: not a good thing but it served Jobs well in advancing himself and his work. That magical thinking is something that Trump has demonstrated has a dark side.
I wonder how many people thought to themselves in the 60’s and 70’s “That damn hippie needs to get a job”…. Don’t always judge people by what you see. They may revolutionize your life.
I have the book. I got it for Christmas 2011. Very interesting, I must admit. Some of it was very sad. He was a visionary and he changed computing forever. I’m watching and typing this on a Steve Jobs product – a 2010 Macbook Pro.
Jony Ive designed, Jobs approved. the worlds greatest perfectionists <3
In that case, thank you for the feedback and I sincerely wish you the best in being inspired by whoever you want to be inspired by and I wish you well as you achieve becoming the best person that you can be!
“turning the silver to gold”, and he grow up to turn iron to freaking diamond, brilliant man!
“It’s easy to criticize a giant when you’re standing on his shoulders” – Jim Rohn.
I pre ordered the book before publication, now I am waiting for my iPhone 5 to be shipped.
I think that Jobs really tried and he had a tuff life and he wasnt finished, he never will be THANK YOU STEVE JOBS for this iPad 🙂
I will forever love apple – 3- forever getting all of their products lol
jobs had an incredible mind. waaaaaaay beyond his time, a real entrepenuer.
Just think about it, if Steve Job didn’t create Apple the world would be so weird….. .
I don’t know but Steve Jobs had that asshole feel. He seems like a man who would yell and belittle people lesser than him.
Jobs is a genius ! I wish I have the power to band reality . I wish I can drive myself through magic thinking. Apple products are so tasteful and elegant .
Changed the world for all of us ! The world will never be the same , thank you for sharing this one with us all CBS News Online Denner
“God, we really fucked up the engineering on this, didn’t we?” I laughed so f&@king bad! xD!!!
Watching from an iPhone, I love u Steve and thank you for everything u have done for the world of technology
it’s so great that you know all the answers and you’ve got them from your god. Good for you. You are really fallowing the teaches of your religion.You know not judging and understanding that kind of stuff and it is so great that you are showing your faith to us we are so interested. Hail the roman empire and it’s greatest political machine (the church)!
@Thokko It’s not all about OS… look at their computer design it’s beautiful. Linux doesn’t design any computers, they designed an operating system
@DonnyVIsOk : I was just being sarcastic and cynical. just pointing out that both Clinton and Bono came to defend Jobs with the same bs.
I’m watching this video on a PC running Windows 7 btw. Just thought I’d let you know.
@Thokko : eh? You’ve been using Linux for that long and still can’t tell the difference between BSD and Linux?
i hope someone will make good technology that will bring steve jobs back to life 🙁
@watcherob thanks for your input. However there are sometimes thinkers and doers. Example: Alexander Graham Bell, Galileo, Benjamin Franklin
@Thokko Actually, he did. He just didn’t go and brag about it. He gave a good chunk of his money to charity.
I really need transcript of this video. But, I’m not enough to do this. Help me, please!
I will give credit for Apple for designing the coolest cellphone to date. That’s about it.
Steve Jobs was an amazing guy wether you like Apple or not. I just hope the movie jOBS is actually good and some trash movie of the summer.
Watching this on my pc wishing that i hade a Mac 🙁 but i have an iphone 4s 😀
I’m watching this video from my macbook pro, did I mention that watching this video is making me cry? ;(
If you see death as Karma, all I can say is “watch out.” There’s a whole lot of glass houses ’bout to be broken.
One of the greatest businessman of all time! Too bad he never gave credits to the engineers and designers that invented Apple’s products.,,,
@Brandon20678 your comment speaks volumes about you! Remember what you send out will in due time find you. Can only hope that when your life is over, there will be someone to say anything good about you.
No exceptional revolutions? Were you watching the part where they said that Apple was nearly bankrupt and is now the richest company in the world?! 7 markets – retail stores, personal computing, music, telephony, mobile computing (tablets) etc. No revolutions to electronics? Yeah. Anyway, let’s just say that he was bright – a savvy businessman and an innovator.
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@mahoneybajwa I wouldn’t say good friends; more like love-hate relationship. After they got old, really doesn’t matter anymore.
@dennervideos what did steve do that was so special,and what products did he create. I have an iphone 4 and an ipad 2
I have never bought an Apple computer due to the perception that it “costs more but does less”. Apple fans will no doubt correct me on this point.
@Rep6794 Yet he stole some designs, and only acknowledged the designer (a British guy) some 20 odd years later Yet his tablet PC looked remarkably similar to ones seen on sci-fi films 20 years ago
I’m drunk, and I want to pretend I’m reading this on a macbook pro
Watching from my iPod touch 4th generation. Apple will take over soon
Steve Jobs has made things different. Bottom line is: Thats all that counts to those who has exprienced enjoyment with his creations.
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