I never said Jobs could do no wrong. The way he treated Lisa, for example, was about as bad as it gets. However, I felt the Isaacson intentionally diminished J

I never said Jobs could do no wrong. The way he treated Lisa, for example, was about as bad as it gets. However, I felt the Isaacson intentionally diminished Jobs' genius, and while I'm not sure why, I suspect it was an ego decision. He made it sound like Jobs just stumbled his way onto the path of success, and was lucky to have achieved what he did.