Steve Jobs, "Computers are like a bicycle for our minds." - Michael Lawrence Films

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[@enginayd]

this guy really has remarkable story telling and communication skills

[@mattsephton]

there's a video of Steve practicing this story, being unhappy with his delivery, and starting it over. Sorry I can't find the link, but it's on KZbin.

[@anjankatta1864]

@@mattsephton did you ever end up finding this video?

[@mattsephton]

Anjan Katta it's this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX-maX97n5qLarc

[@ame7272]

@@anjankatta1864 lol

[@thenormalone6753]

I love this quote so much. It always makes me think about how I want to use the tech I use daily (Smartphone, Tablet, Computer) to actually do something with it and not just to waisting time.

[@yoseppijoe]

This is literally genius in purity. I only wish he would have been smart enough to accept modern medicine. Such a loss to the world.

[@mationplays1500]

Do you mean chemo? I remember reading in the prague apple museum he tried to get rid of cancer with a vegan diet

[@kiran-thetributechannel]

@@mationplays1500 Yes he avoided it for 9 months due his religious beliefs

[@DrMarilynJoyce]

What an amazing concept! Jobs was brilliant. Bicycle for our body like a computer for our minds. The streamlining (and efficiency) perspective is soooo right on. Job's brain was always working in completely unconventional and out of the box directions. His whole life was a pure example of living on your own terms while in complete service to positively changing the way humanity co-exists. Whew...

[@iluvdata]

Steve Jobs said what the new book (1/2014) says in over 300 pages: The Second Machine Age.

[@blicksflicks]

He most definitely is a genius. People underestimate just what a beautiful mind Steve Jobs has. You don't need a piece of paper to change the world of computing. He has a philosophy (associated with technology) which has always been prevalent in his endeavors. I truly admire him. Not becuase I'm an Apple user, but as a person of thirty-seven who has watched his journey for over 20 years of my life. I don't agree with his religious beliefs, but I'll always admire his artistic vision.

[@trombone7]

It's weird to see him so clear and relaxed and speaking in a one on one format. Especially at what looks like the height of his powers. Too bad the iPad / iPhone have turned out to be such passive consuming platforms, rather than actively challenging tools of creation. And no, sharing stuff you find on the web doesn't count. Given the processing power at our disposals, we aren't exactly stretching ourselves.

[@zandax]

Best definition of a computer I have heard so far!

[@amparo.sc9]

His eyes

[@DBrofi]

He took the bicycle and ran with it, didn't he? This brings a tear to my techie geek eye :'(

[@gofightlose]

you were such an inspiration. will miss you

[@ClownBabyPro]

It's a shame there are so many people who aren't utilizing computers for more important things like creating and problem solving. I'm sure 90% of the macbook pros out there are $1200 facebook machines.

[@TechnologyChip]

I miss your inspiration Steve!

[@spo666tty]

What a smart man he was, rest in peace.

[@fulviotesta]

An example of life for all, he worked until the end of his strength, we will have news in the field for another 4 years. An idea of ​​a creed a profession that goes beyond life. Believing love and live for an ideal, the 'company and all employees, Steve has checkmated him at all has brought a profitable company even after his death, after his end, he knew he knew he died but believed it may be do. I am not an I-phone I can afford it, but I admire him I love him. Hello Steveeeeee

[@mrsmi1ey]

John Gruber, I don't know how you find these gems, but I sure am thankful you do!

[@EldonSchoop]

I could not have heard that in plainer words. I totally agree.

[@consistentbass]

I love bicycles! I was the one the beat the condor! XD! I look forward to listening to more of these sessions.

[@TheNewcastlePilot]

100% agree with him on that. I can see the start of the black sweater and jeans that he wears during his presentations.

[@journeyquest1]

Thanks Douglas Engelbart for developing the great technology that Steve took so much credit and cash for. Crooks rule!!!!

[@kiran-thetributechannel]

Historic

[@WaybackTECH]

Agree 100%

[@zondaensensy]

Steve R.I.P. We think of you, you become a mother for all!

[@09carlos90]

He never changes his clothes EVER! 30 years with the same style, but if i saw him in anything else I would be disappointed. He is Mr Apple, he is awesome.

[@AlexGreenberg1]

rest in peace. you will live on forever in this world

[@LanceLange]

@febcon I agree, especially when you watch the older videos of Steve, how much Noah nailed his mannerisms, personality and just the way he talks. Pretty awesome!

[@GavinLendt]

The composition used in this is Aram Khachaturian's Adagio from his Gayane Ballet Suite

[@GoodasGuilty]

Baller!

[@pinkyyy987]

Such an inspirational and a handsome man, haha- May he rest in peace- ☹️

For me, computer is an awesome school i have ever come up! Locomotion in our minds are about the most hardest thing and crucial battle in lives of humans being. Thank Steve!

[@mapzep]

Will miss your creative genius Steve...RIP

[@iCamEntertainment]

Steve Jobs's First Words: Remarcable, Magical, Unbelivable, increadibly.

[@HaxxBlaster]

Very interesting and good metaphore.

[@sushimamba7]

@Osmoian The music was also used in the film '2001 - A Space Odyssey'

[@wurlybird9]

The speed, efficiency and ubiquity stem actually from the Silicon Transistor. The abacus was a computer too. :)

[@idem0n]

well said

[@iankitsingh]

Same here.... Steve Jobs is my Inspiration!! some day wanna follow his footsteps....!! :)

[@bikashkumardas7697]

Bro...hows u?

[@tabibhassan3376]

It's been 14 years. How are you now

[@consistentbass]

So full of insight. =D

[@AppleProgramming]

@Osmoian I believe it's Gayane Ballet Suite

[@blinksys]

visionary!

[@DanLightning]

Someone needs to lampoon this vid... so much potential here.

[@jwd0808]

Well Steve Wozniak was interviewed several times about the movie, and he said it was pretty accurate...

[@savagecabage]

im not afraid anymore!

[@consistentbass]

I just came from riding my road bike on the road. "we are tool builders" That is our distinct characteristic. It is so true. It is an undeniable fact. I like tools. XD!

[@LucidDreamer54321]

A Windows computer is like a rusty tricycle being ridden by a drunken old clown for the mind.

[@karaloca]

"A bicycle for our mind" Yes, unless you use Windows in which case you're sat upon the back of a turtle getting frustrated.

[@norli4]

it gives him his own character.

[@B4IRUTUARU16]

Steve jobs ideas shaped the modern world and will continue so R.I.P The world loses a great man

[@rationalperspective]

@AnHeroDesu good call!

[@309387421]

Pure Poetry.

[@wendileona]

Key word - TOOL. I remind myslef of this everytime I get a little too overzealous about the tool, about the icons, about the gestures, about the social sites, the iPads, the iPhones, the MacBooks, the Apple logo tattoos, the lauding of every product that comes out, the modding of icons and desktops and having everything just right. Its just a tool.

[@DavidNutter1963]

I did...for years. I ran XP Pro on my old Pentium 3 500 Mhz...ran great with no problems at all.

[@ok2pro]

I agree with him. One of the main reason of human success is because of tool usage (actively evolving instead of passively) and computer is tool for our brain.

[@iankitsingh]

Steve Jobs is my mentor..... someday I wanna follow his footsteps!!!

[@djinnahwell]

RIP steve

[@adamsdally]

If anyone could cite the bicycle study from Scientific America, that would be awesome.

[@drummerkid1993]

He had a transplant back in April and hes doing good now

[@ckannan90]

I've never seen him wear this outfit quite this early on! I thought he only started this look in 1999 or so..

[@doyouknowhatimsayin]

GO JOBS GO!

[@musicPMA]

If a computer is the bicycle for our minds, what is going to be the car for our minds. Or at that rate will our heads just pop? haha.

[@digitalpretzel]

he's my hero

[@jlk3223]

I read about this experiment, and I think the conclusions we can draw aren't quite so simple as that the name is everything. There are a number of factors we have to take into consideration, even if passers by recognized this person to play very well - which they surely did. 1) Most people today aren't into listening classical music 2) Morning at the subway is not the place or time to enjoy it. 3) People are used to avoiding beggars or people who look like them, no matter what they are offering.

[@KTSpeedruns]

@rd17633 You're absolutely right. Their impacts are different and should not be compared.

[@BCsucksREALLY]

Please don't die steve.... Let us see your magic forever

[@RahsaanBasek]

I have always said cycling is the best in every form!!

[@Scerttle]

Look at the iPad's introductory price, then compare to tablets of the time. The iPad was a steal.

[@Hopplepopple]

Did anyone recognise what stands beside him? It's an optical disk for a NeXTcube. It contains Mac OS X a.k.a NeXTstep ;)

[@ECampbellWORX]

Genius....

[@menschenopfer]

RIP

[@CarlosAraujo9999]

In what year he said that phrase?

[@JamesGowan]

He's the Elvis of computers.

[@MarcoBayod_MB]

like a bicycle for our minds

[@benf99]

Loves his skivvy and jeans

[@rinnin]

Steve, You de MAN!

[@TsaritsaLuna]

I think the best comment for this video was this (NOT originally by me and I can't remember the exact wording): Yeah, but if the condor learns how to ride a bicycle, we're screwed.

[@MadPutz]

This is why we have to cure aging or at least extend healthy life. We need people like Steve Jobs. Maybe he signed up for cryonics and he'll be back :)

[@thettruest]

Actualy a younger tom cruise wud be a great choice never thought of dat. I like the actor in dat one tv movie Pirates

[@filmnoirist]

Which year is this video from? I didn't know he had the clothing style back then...

[@stefanboro]

For me this completely epitomizes Steve Jobs, even if it is scripted.

[@mclimbaugh]

@siliconsurf Are you using a Mac now?

[@dmc040]

steve jobs is the most powerful man in the industry

[@markk2035]

Does anybody happen to know the name of the study he is talking about? (Author, Year, Title)

[@josi030]

Wow, amazing. This is the point! And this is why Apple is such a great company

[@toberichmoe]

back in his NeXT days

[@DeMeza725]

Top! More people should use the bike instead of their car. I see many students at my high school, who uses their mother's car going to school, while they could just use a bike. Healthier for themselves, and for the environment...

[@robertparel2001]

Young Steve Jobs.

[@Cruzzzzz1988]

does someone know what the study is?

[@skoe373]

steve jobs un astro de la inovacion su esencia keda impregnada en cada uno de sus dispositivos solo el asia sentir al cliente qie no kompraba solamente un telefono o un reproduktor sino una parte de nosotros es komo tener un cuadro de pikaso en nuestra casa

[@pionytudr]

@flamingsnot Ha ha ... Yes, I always see him in this t-shirt and the same pair of jeans :)

[@HaniiPuppy]

@musicPMA A bicycle allows us to travel faster by improving our efficiency drastically and enables our efforts to pay off far more. A car allows us to travel faster by carrying us on the back of an automated device, without us putting in any of our own work, instead relying on the work of others (fuel) that we've bought. The car for our minds would be outsourcing.

[@Intelinic]

Ubi, the voice activated ubiquitous computer is up for preorder on kickstarter

[@epochalanaxagorasworldpeac8053]

I love UST.

[@oldguitardude]

A bicycle is a highly leveraged manual machine created by human being.

[@Benjomatic]

If someone I knew wore the same clothes for 30 years, I'd call them out on it.

[@svenskic3]

@bilos1993 that's such a good point. your point works much better on more levels.

[@KillanumEnt]

is the black sweater and blue jeans the main Steve Jobs uniform? I see other videos from 20 years ago like this one and he is wearing the same outfit every time

[@Marilomadredetodos]

When i imagine Steve Job's closet, i only see black T-shirts and jeans.

[@gilcyrilfernandez5172]

Does anyone have the link to the animal locomotion study he is talking about?

[@MortenRBLund]

Gil Cyril Fernandez Wilson S.S. Bicycle Technology. In Scientific American, Vol. 228, no. 3, 1973

[@krisfrosz133]

Even at a young age, Steve Jobs was still wearing his trademark shirt and jeans. The only thing that has changed now is that he wears glasses and has white hair. He should consider wearing a mask. That'd be cool.

[@SamualShark]

Steve-O is very young in this. When was it taken? At Next? Would this be the first appearance of the mock turtleneck?