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He's recognized more for his influence on tech and art rather than his name on a specific product. You might say that he was in the right place at the right tim
by stevewillows 14y ago
He's recognized more for his influence on tech and art rather than his name on a specific product. You might say that he was in the right place at the right time with the right interests.
The line has a sense of arrogance. Although it is true, it might not need the mention.
- gb 14y agoI didn't read it is arrogance, he's contrasting the praise he was receiving at the time with his own opinion of Paul Rand's genuis.
- matthewgifford 14y agoI agree. If anything, it's poorly worded. I think he's just observing what others think about him. And maybe his intention to make himself be seen as gifted.
- stevewillows 14y agoYeah -- i see that arrogance is the wrong word. The contrast brings that to light. Thanks