There's nothing wrong with it, but when it's phrased in the form of "undoing some of the nonsense" and "backtracked", it seems like a hostile issue. It's perfec

There's nothing wrong with it, but when it's phrased in the form of "undoing some of the nonsense" and "backtracked", it seems like a hostile issue. It's perfectly ok to admit you were wrong about something -- in fact, I tend to respect people that can do that more. However, in Steve Jobs' case, I don't know if that could really work out too well. He's built up the reputation as a visionary, and publicly admit he's changing his mind on an issue like that would probably do him more harm than good.