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I've thought a lot about his legacy lately with the permanently on-going horror story that is Facebook and Mark Zuckerburg. For all of Steve's flaws, from an o
by bryanmgreen 5y ago
I've thought a lot about his legacy lately with the permanently on-going horror story that is Facebook and Mark Zuckerburg.
For all of Steve's flaws, from an outside observer like myself, it seems that his intentions/desires/goals for Apple, Pixar, NeXT were mostly, or at least equally, fueled by genuinely wanting to improve the lives of humans.
Among the rarified air of modern radical world-changing billionaire CEO's, anyone else think this is why there is a fandom for Elon Musk and not like the likes of Bezos? Because, again, despite his flaws, he seems to be at least oriented towards some idea of greater good?
- ferdowsi 5y agoMusk (and his PR machine) leans into his mostly manufactured image as an eccentric genius, which charms an audience who is susceptible to that type of thing. Bezos has had no significant public profile to speak of except as a brutal, unrelenting capitalist. He's clearly trying to change that with his post-Amazon charm tour in space.