>Jobs was a textbook narcissist. Absolutely by the numbers. Narcissist in a colloquial sense, perhaps. But narcissist in a medical sense (i.e., a set of define

>Jobs was a textbook narcissist. Absolutely by the numbers. Narcissist in a colloquial sense, perhaps. But narcissist in a medical sense (i.e., a set of defined cluster B personality disorder traits), no. Jobs was known for changing his position in the face of strong enough rational arguments, sometimes a couple days later. He wasn't wedded to his positions in the emotional way typical of cluster B narcissists.