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> He was smart; he was lucky; he was a human, like anyone else. And like nobody else, he was personally who made Apple, Macintosh, iPod and iPhone what they we
by acqq 8y ago
> He was smart; he was lucky; he was a human, like anyone else.
And like nobody else, he was personally who made Apple, Macintosh, iPod and iPhone what they were.
In short, he many times proved to really be far from average.
- wkearney99 8y agoNo, he did not individually make those things. That is a phenomenal insult to the HUNDREDS of people that did the hard work of making those products.
- acqq 8y agoHe did not alone make them, but he made them they were. He was the one who decided from all the possibilities what will be implemented, how it will look like, how is going to be sold. We can talk about each of the items from the list, and his fundamental influence is provable for each. Without Jobs, all the things from the list would not even happen in the form they happened.