The Rolling Stone obituary is, in my view, the best piece on Steve Jobs [1]. > Jobs may be remembered as the man who brought the human touch to our digital dev

The Rolling Stone obituary is, in my view, the best piece on Steve Jobs [1]. > Jobs may be remembered as the man who brought the human touch to our digital devices. But perhaps his greatest – and hardest-won – accomplishment was bringing the human touch to Steve Jobs. How do we evaluate someone who exercised wanton cruelty and dismissal of others' lives, but who worked on earning the capacity to change? What does it mean that he got the chance to evolve and make good as a rich man, where so many others would not? At the end of the day, sometimes we have to just let the story be the story and give up on our anxiety to compress it into simpler, more digestible themes. [1]: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/the-steve-jobs-nobody-knew-71168/ https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/the-steve-...