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What? That's not the author being self absorbed. That's the author trying to put himself into the shoes of a visionary and imagine how tough it might be to ha
by endlessvoid94 16y ago
What? That's not the author being self absorbed. That's the author trying to put himself into the shoes of a visionary and imagine how tough it might be to have grand ideas, vision, and clarity of thought about something that has the potential to seriously change the world. Frustration, I think, is obviously a byproduct of that.
- grammaton 16y agoGrand ideas, vision, and clarity of thought are no excuse for asinine behavior. This is what really puzzles me the most - why people are so willing to make so many excuses for "visionaries."
- albedoa 16y agoI must say that I did not find the author to be excusing Steve's behavior in the slightest, but I concede that room was left to read it another way.