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My concern is less with Job's health as such. Rather I'm concerned he'll get bored. He's done it. He showed everyone that he's awesome. He's overcome his forced

My concern is less with Job's health as such. Rather I'm concerned he'll get bored. He's done it. He showed everyone that he's awesome. He's overcome his forced exit from Apple and shown the world his magic. So what now.

revorad 16y ago
Maybe he'll start a Dylan tribute band. I'd pay to see Jobs singing I'm a rolling stone...
- foljs 16y ago
  "I'm a rolling stone" is a line from "Lost Highway" by Hank Williams (and a few other minor songs). Dylan's goes "LIKE a rolling stone".
- threejay 16y ago
  Did you mean "like a rolling stone"
  - revorad 16y ago
    That's right.
MediaBehavior 16y ago
Maybe it looks to others as if "he's done it." The question is: does it feel that way to Jobs? I agree, that he does not like to be bored. But what seems to have been his 'fix' in the past for being bored is... revolutionizing some corner of techdom. Seems to me it's only a matter of whether he comes up with a materializable dream to tackle.