Actually, the damage is deeper than the [direct] loss caused by Jobs' (what I consider poor) judgment. Remember that when his Plan A didn't work, he needed to

Actually, the damage is deeper than the [direct] loss caused by Jobs' (what I consider poor) judgment. Remember that when his Plan A didn't work, he needed to fall back to a liver transplant. Transplantable livers don't grow on trees; it's likely that by using this liver, someone else didn't get it. It's quite conceivable, then, that Jobs' decision cost not only his own life, but another person's as well. UPDATE: clarify first sentence by adding "direct".