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On the other hand, Steve Jobs rejected conventional medicine when he became sick, which may have contributed to his premature death.
by underwater 5y ago
On the other hand, Steve Jobs rejected conventional medicine when he became sick, which may have contributed to his premature death.
- threatofrain 5y agoI guess in the sum of all things, the motions of Steve Jobs could only amount to what it did. One might consider him a genius, if not for the difficulty of determining the true distribution of efforts and talents at Apple.
- 238475235243 5y agoOr it may have lengthened it. Oncologists are still in la la land about the genetic (as opposed to metabolic) theory of cancer, it's not clear when they will wake up.
- anchpop 5y agoCan you elaborate on this?
- 238475235243 5y agoCancer as a metabolic disease by Prof. Seyfried. Available on Amazon. Good starting point.
- andrewxdiamond 5y agoIt’s almost as if experts in one area (business) are often novices in other areas (medicine)
- systemvoltage 5y agoIt's almost as if experts in one area (business) often listen to experts in other areas (medicine). Except, Steve Jobs.
- isbvhodnvemrwvn 5y agoI wouldn't call someone who doesn't listen to doctors "a novice" in medicine, I'd call them a moron.
- User23 5y agoThere is a great article about Steve Jobs and Genentech waiting to be written, but so far nobody has done it.
- grey-area 5y agoHe had a liver transplant. Which treatment did he reject?