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I wonder if we could get a number of people to destroy their Apple devices by pointing out the fact that Steve Job was an absolutely horrible person. Drove a c
by themaninthedark 6y ago
I wonder if we could get a number of people to destroy their Apple devices by pointing out the fact that Steve Job was an absolutely horrible person.
Drove a car without plates so he could park in handicap spaces, Denied his daughter was his, etc.
Apple was founded by Steve Jobs and the entire culture was dictated by him, it is inexcusable to say that Apple products are separate from that.
Or we can say that unreasonable, and even bad people also have good points and that we want to try and take the good they have accomplished and build upon it. This does not mean we have to celebrate the person.
Jacques Cousteau much like Steve Jobs did not develop many of the things we think about when their names are mentioned but they both worked to promote and popularize their fields.
- bambax 6y ago> This does not mean we have to celebrate the person. Yet that's what we are doing when we introduce an article about an underwater device by the name of the grandfather of the promoter of said device. "Joe Shmoe's grandson wants to build something" doesn't have the same ring to it, does it?