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Full-disclosure: The kickstarter featured here is one I created. I'd have to agree that if still alive there's no way SJ veer from the path of high-tech. Part
by Victorjm 12y ago
Full-disclosure: The kickstarter featured here is one I created.
I'd have to agree that if still alive there's no way SJ veer from the path of high-tech. Part of me does wonder however how this would be different if he had been born 30 years later. Being the rebel that he was known for at times, I wouldn't be surprised if the company he'd be starting as a 20 year old in this day in age, would indeed be a lo-tech focused company.
Who knows, maybe starting a company wouldn't even be the "Steve" thing to do right now.
- erickaplan 12y agoSorry but no. Steve Jobs would never made something like this ever. This idea is stupid and weren't you the founder of some Peter-Thiel backed startup? Don't you have better things to spend your time on then make bracelets?
- rileysroberts 12y agoWow, unnecessarily harsh. It's a KickStater bruh. Concept validation, ever heard about it?
- erickaplan 12y agoNot sure what concept validation has to do with it. The guy is raising $10,000 for a rubber band! Why even do a Kickstarter for this at all?
- rileysroberts 12y ago* The guy raised 10k in a day for his "rubber band". Yeah, so dumb, only 500 people have contributed.
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- erickaplan 12y agoIf there's one thing to learn about Steve jobs it's that people don't know what they want. Having someone buy 500 of something is no indicator of success, try selling $1M and then we'll talk
- rileysroberts 12y agoReally don't think that's the main lesson to learn from Steve, but enjoy your narrow TechCrunch perspective.