Diegetics

Everyone dies, not just good people. And from what I understand outside of his genius as the CEO of Apple Steve Jobs is one of the biggest shitheads you could ever meet.

*shrugs* Assholes run corporations all the time. Read up on it, he's famous for temper tantrums at the office.

Sure Steve Jobs was a great guy. He was the Thomas Edison of our time.

It's rare that someone can be both operational and visionary at the same time.

It's not normal to offer financial support to an adopting family.

Oh, now this all makes sense. Jobs, the person...

Of all the great men and women we should take inspiration about, but not emulate - there is one exception. . He was not a genius by any means, but his talent was understanding the process. Not a specific process, just..... process, something greater minds seem to miss, misinterpret or fail to consider at all. Edison was not an inspiring personality like a Tesla or a Steinmetz, he just didn't let his hide-bound conventionality stop him. This, I think, is a greater thing than what people give credit for.......

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Giving is an opportunity for spiritual development. It's not so much that one can solve the world's problems by giving away money.

Any kind of giving improves one as a person regardless of what effect it has on the recipient.

Steve Jobs: Rest in Peace

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