It's interesting that a person who was a complete antithesis of good had such belief in the inherent goodness of the average person. Speaking of NeXT, why does

It's interesting that a person who was a complete antithesis of good had such belief in the inherent goodness of the average person. Speaking of NeXT, why does it get so much discussion? It was a commercial failure, and it can hardly be called influential, save for its legacy that lives on in Apple products. I'd love to hear what made NeXT so significant (apart from being Steve Jobs' company).