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he's a billionaire and the laws didn't apply to him. It is more likely the other way around. People who see that kind of major success are people who refuse to
by randomdata 15y ago
he's a billionaire and the laws didn't apply to him.
It is more likely the other way around. People who see that kind of major success are people who refuse to listen to others. Not obeying the law of displaying a license plate is just an extension of the demeanour that allowed him to become a billionaire in the first place.
- hugh3 15y agoI see dozens of people failing to obey traffic laws every day. Few of them appear to be billionaires.
- randomdata 15y agoSo you believe Jobs' attitude had no effect on his success? Sneaking Woz in after hours at Atari is another famous example of rule that he broke. We know it was in his nature. Breaking rules isn't necessarily going to make you rich, but not breaking rules definitely isn't going to make you rich.
- acroyogi 15y ago> Breaking rules isn't necessarily going to make you rich, > but not breaking rules definitely > isn't going to make you rich great koan. interpreting... breakingRules = (!makeRich | makeRich); !breakingRules = !makeRich; # conclude: breakingRules = makeRich;
- lambada 15y agoPeople who are rich often disobey laws, does not equate to People who disobey laws are often rich.
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