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Your comment does not address mine. I pointed out why admiring Steve Jobs is an indicator of someone to avoid, not that I was upset Steve Jobs was not flawless.
by dmazin 13y ago
Your comment does not address mine. I pointed out why admiring Steve Jobs is an indicator of someone to avoid, not that I was upset Steve Jobs was not flawless.
That you use MLK to defend Steve Jobs troubles me.
- jmduke 13y agoI inferred from your comment that you think people who idolize Jobs should be avoided because he has strong negative personality traits/flaws/etc. I'm addressing that most people -- which include those who are famous and have achieved significant things -- have flaws. I don't see how I'm defending Jobs. I certainly don't think he's a particularly good person, though I admire his achievements.
- who_are_i 13y agoAdmiring achievements via unethical means is like admiring a drug cartel leader for his ability to turn a profit...