> Fair questions: would Apple be facing impending doom in 1996 if Jobs hadn't been ousted and instead been allowed to lead his company? Jobs didn't want to run

> Fair questions: would Apple be facing impending doom in 1996 if Jobs hadn't been ousted and instead been allowed to lead his company? Jobs didn't want to run Apple - that's why he brought in Scully. Then he got confused. It was arguably better for Apple and Jobs that they were separate while Jobs re-found his clue. > Would that Apple be as successful today? I'd argue that it would have crashed and burned if Jobs had ousted Scully and would have faded if he hadn't brought Scully in.