> The idea that Jobs had any deep philosophical ponderance of the human condition or introspection on his own mortality is comical. He was diagnosed with cance

> The idea that Jobs had any deep philosophical ponderance of the human condition or introspection on his own mortality is comical. He was diagnosed with cancer in 2003 and goofed off avoiding treatment for several months. This visit was in 2010, years later, after knowing his cancer was probably terminal for quite some time. I think 7 years of thinking about it, including writing about how not properly treating his cancer early was a grave mistake, might be enough to give one some "introspection on [his] own mortality". Your sniping comment does not make much sense.