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I don't think the author tries to position Jobs as an objectivist. The author merely points out that Jobs' creative capabilities and self-reliance serve as a s
by jwallaceparker 15y ago
I don't think the author tries to position Jobs as an objectivist.
The author merely points out that Jobs' creative capabilities and self-reliance serve as a shining example to objectivists.
(I am not an objectivist)