Steve Wozniak’s Formative Moment

[@LE0NSKA]

how is it even possible that reddit, has such high quality content, and only so little views...? the presentation is gorgeous, the names are huge, and its freaking reddit!! wth internet?

[@Thek0easy]

+LE0NSKA They don't seem to promote it.

[@LE0NSKA]

***** they should. it's fantastic stuff

[@LE0NSKA]

***** not this video specifically.. look at all the videos

[@Overrwatcher]

+LE0NSKA The Reddit community has an irrational hatred for the Reddit corporation and everything they do. This content is only promoted on Reddit, an audience that's already biased against this stuff.

[@LE0NSKA]

Overrwatcher wait.. what? really?..... why?

[@VanlilfewithDaleandBailey]

Wish this was longer. Woz is great!

[@smartereveryday]

Hey Woz, you're a great communicator. -WS4RKT. 73's

[@bensohey4606]

+SmarterEveryDay holy crud im like your biggest fan!

[@Ylop46]

+SmarterEveryDay and you too D. )

[@darkworld9850]

+BenSohey Who the hell is that? First time I clicked on his profile.

[@bensohey4606]

Obi-Wan-Kenobi he makes cool videos with science and stuff, you should def check it out its interesting as fuck

[@JosueChamorro]

He really is!!

[@Duderichy]

This video feels like it is hardly scratching the surface... I can't imagine how many stories there are for him to tell...

[@eliotwinchell1715]

+Richard Bibeault You should checkout the Steve Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson, lots of great information from Woz (and stories).

[@Duderichy]

+Eliot W Started reading it years ago.. Still have it but never got around to finishing it... It's on my list

[@RyanKolalis]

+Richard Bibeault checkout the book iWoz

[@JohnBezanis]

I could listen to Woz talk all day. Such an inspiring guy.

[@SomeNiceMovies]

I fucking love that Google in any form was a sponsor of this video.

[@LogsMaggot]

I giggled too when I've read Google

[@BRVvideos]

Great video, awesome editing. You made a video shorter than 7 minutes better than most movies

[@arnurson]

+BRVvideos If they had included all the outtakes, this would probably have been a 4 hour movie with 7 minutes of substance. Woz _loves_ talking.

[@israelt1764]

+arn lol

[@websuspect]

+BRVvideos I really liked the Drone shots of 275..

[@mitchellgreene2743]

I wait for these videos. They are incredible please don't stop!

[@MrValthier]

Seriously, who could dislike this guy !!??? Great series of videos, please keep making them !

[@davebirney]

WHAT IS THIS?!! a video for ants??? it needs to be at least 3 times longer than this

[@cuearesty]

+Dave Birney This comment wins! You beat me to it! :))

[@choiws4925]

Its an honor to hear about the foundation of Apple from the maker & cofounder Steve Wozniak. I would appreciate if I could Steve Wozniak in person.

[@themanwiththebandana]

Why can't this be 30 minutes. But I won't complain, awesome videos

[@armdevicespaid]

+phil100 old media people think shorter is better.

[@waellerbe]

"A goal so deep in your core, that it will not go away." Many thanks to Steve Wozniak for sharing a snapshot of his life experience.

[@swapanjain892]

we need more of woz!!like a 1 hour video.

[@drewpatel9750]

I could listen to him talk all day. So much passion.

[@GriffinPearson]

This is my most favorite series on KZbin, keep up the awesome work with these videos!

[@Anicks17]

This is hands down my new favorite series on youtube, I can't believe more people don't know about this channel.

[@aido179]

These videos do not get enough credit. They are stunning.

[@opedromagico]

Fecking sheet. This video is WONDERFULL AS HELL. editing, quality, even motion graphics holly jesus christ!!! thanks for that

[@AuthenTech]

Fantastic work, great video

[@gunslinger9082]

Снюс а4

[@gilbertherman]

I absolutely love the "Formative Moment" series. Amazing people and the quality of the content is incredible!

[@mattmacadams]

This level of core honesty is so inspiring. thank you Steve (and those who made this possible).

[@IAmAndyC]

This was better than the Jobs movie.

[@websuspect]

+Andrew Considine applemothership.com the story of Steve jobs last project at apple.

[@websuspect]

***** Jobs and Woz have different job responsabilities. Woz was in charge of Engineering the apple 2 and the Floppy drive for the apple two. Jobs was in charge of huslting phone calls finding capitol to have the case made. Mark Mercula put up $100,000 to make the cases. and mark Mercula also took the time to explain to Jobs what the role of the CEO is. People with an Iq of 140-160 are like trees in that as far as their roots go down they have branchs. So during the whoel time Woz has learned about the experience of building and growing a company and becoming an entrepnuer. Which is what Jobs learned. So Woz is just not an Engineer hes an Entrepenuer and an Apple fellow with many experiences at building one of the largest companies on earth.

[@websuspect]

+Bo Qin it was a homogenous relationship. woz could.never cold call Paul tyrel of the byte shop and cold sell PC boards. I could never cold call people and hustle and I do terrible at interviews. especially with people who are cold but I can build a PC and I ca n code a website. and the people who help me with the website are happy to help and get their production footage promoted. this is mostly kind of Almost sectretly about people on the high spectrum and working together in groups to start a.buisiness. ( entrepreneurship )

[@websuspect]

+Bo Qin woz could have never called the byte shop and hustled 50 motherboards in 1978. he was too shy. this is about entrepreneurship and how people have different jobs skills work together as a team. the people that allowed me to use their production videos on my website and help promote the videos, I can;t get to silicon valley to.film the project but I can code the website and the people filming the new project don't have a finished website to showcase how their production video shows the development of apple campus 2. that's how my project is working and that's what this is about. it's about using your skills and working in groups to accomplish a project. woz and jobs were good business partners.

[@websuspect]

If Jobs was easily replaceable than why did Apple Spend Half a Billion dollars to Buy Next computer. If John Skully was so great than how did Apple come 30 days from Bankruptcy. JOhn Skully talked all kinds of shit about the pepsi experience but he never delivered the mac Experience to marketing. and for that I call Bulllllshittt. Steve JObs was a different kind of genius.

[@dinosoarskill17]

i love his enthusiasm! even years later you can tell he loves it!

[@bamsb90]

This video may be short, but from a cinematography standpoint I think it's gorgeous.

[@JaluAndura]

Just look at his passion when he talks.... amazing!

[@IIDMII]

I'm typing this from my Apple computer. Thank you, Woz!

[@montanaprime]

i have never watched a video on youtube as many times as this i don't get enough of it. #greatminds

[@Bl4cKSparda01]

I could listen to this man all day long :)

[@kaitokid9308]

The one who's behind Apple's success and the humblest man I know. 👍

[@moip4928]

Just watched the video twice! Such a great message! Thanks Woz!

[@tttv687]

I wanna hug him

[@poems35]

This is an interesting video. Thanks. I worked at HP in the desktop computer division in Loveland Colorado at the same time that Woz worked for HP in Corvallis, I think. I believe that he worked on sort of a low end version of the desktops we were designing. We called them all programmable calculators to make it easier to sell to the government. I would love to hear more of his stay at HP. I will guess that he proposed a computer that would compete with what we were designing in Loveland. Their charter in Corvallis Oregon was for a less capable, and cheaper model than the HP 9830 that I was working on. His ideas may have been rejected by HP management, not due to capability, but to the possible conflict with the charter of our computers in Loveland. I don't know but it is interesting to speculate. I wonder if the lab manager there was my old boss Myles Judd? It is clear to me that the original contribution of the Apple was the graphics interface. Interesting that I was working on using a CRT monitor display for the HP 9830 and Bill Hewlett(rest his soul) himself killed the idea saying that "we have too many CRT projects in HP now". The lack of a CRT became the biggest complaint from customers and was added to later projects of course. My lessons was learning what a huge impact management decisions can have on the company bottom line and money left on the table. Luckily it worked out for both Apple and HP. It was fun to watch the evolution of desktop computers and to be involved in a small way.

[@indianfyre]

+Frank Cada Wow Frank thats neat af, thanks for sharing!

[@paneesh]

When I saw a link of this video posted in Woz's Reddit AMA, I just clicked it without second thought and then I didn't even bother to see the duration of this video. 6 MINS?!!!! We need a freaking documentary! But thanks to Google, though! Woz is definitely a fun guy to make friends with! I love listening to you, sir! Inspirational video; great editing and what was the song in the beginning?

[@marcharmon5902]

I agree with the consensus- fantastic on all fronts! Just read in the comments this series is ending... Please say that's not so. Just discovered it today and see four interviews without scrolling that I can't wait to watch.

[@JamesMcManusMrJamesMcManus]

Truly inspiring, wish this was longer.

[@frnknberryXD]

Awesome series! Shared this with my team.

[@winston2015]

One of my favorite human beings.

[@lamarg3622]

Amazing! That was waaaayyy too short - felt like the beginning of a series!

[@johnrkennedy]

+reddit, nice work on the formative series. These are incredible words of wisdom thank you.

[@rhamses]

He's a true Genius of our time. Amazing!

[@GaryWrightII]

Woz and Effect -or- "Kids, this is how your computers were born!" Some great history and worth watching just for the high school photo alone... ;)

[@vladinoo]

Great movie! Perfect pace, animation, ideas, everything!

[@KhinnuMehta]

it's always some learning in all your videos.... Thanks for sharing

[@aaronprasad4782]

Great video, wish it was longer though! I guess when your Woz you can pull off wearing 2 watches on both wrists.lol 😁

[@DaveCulligan]

About time one of these videos got enough play!

[@mitchellneth]

This series is too good to end.

[@sunilmanandhar1181]

What's wrong with those 45 people? What is there to dislike about this video? It's too short?

[@iCorlitotv]

Please do a longer version!

[@iqratube]

It would be great if Reddit could release extended clips from the interview with Woz. Also; Mr. Wozniak; it would be great if you could write a book on Entrepreneurship; it would probably be translated & taught around the world & would be an instant NY Times #1 Best Seller!

[@DaneWalton]

Might be kinda random but what a beautiful title sequence.

[@danaross]

Great film. Engaging and inspiring. The editing builds the excitement of the creative process.

[@ttttiiimmy10bit]

Christ, you could snort massive rails with a beak like that ;) This dude is amazing.

[@magno2365]

I wish steve jobs was still here to take part in this series.

[@getitstandswithukraine6637]

I don´t.

[@ImaginaryPlaces]

Saw him speak at University of Toledo recently, amazing dude!

[@aystubed]

Man these videos are too good.

[@misteroof]

Hey All, -Scott- Steve here

[@PinkypriyaGhosh-ut3jt]

WOZ IN THE HOOD IN HD is one of the Amazing informative video..... very helpful video..... clearly mentioned everything.... thankyou for sharing us 👍

[@LuL706]

how can u not fucking love this guy?

[@JaffreyH]

What is the name of the song at the intro?

[@jokemplu]

that was a great trailer! now release the full vid please!!

[@gibsonedu]

Gorgeous video. Too few people are seeing these.

[@XoXitsSaruhh]

I love this guy, he is really amazing to listen to.

[@chookthecook4958]

i look up to this man he used his talent to help change how the world is today

[@miguelsantos2572]

We want more episodes!!

[@vishnuprasadfilms]

This video series is great!! I'm working on a similar style doc as well. Can't wait to share it. I hope it can inspire others like these videos inspired me. :)

[@aramkiam]

Great visuals and insights, thanks. The typographical part was a little to long for me, as it covered an important section of his life, which I would have loved to see his face when telling. Love the Credits. In perfect balance with my MacBook Pros display frame! :-)

[@selfsage1]

Need more content, it's good and inspirational!!

[@Tinfoilpain]

Passion + Perseverance + Proficiency = Success

[@dopetech7650]

Perfect Video !!! Thank you so much for sharing such a good content ! Woz rocks

[@camancell2699]

This was amazing! I mean this was inspiring to watch and I truly enjoyed this. : )

[@keegan745]

Awesome interview. I love the Woz! The editing is great, but I find the backing track distracting and out-of-place.

[@quantumsystems9382]

who else is watching this on a Mac?

[@sudeeramudugamuwa9837]

You inspire me a lot. and the whole world love you Woz! And yes we miss Steve Jobs too at this moment. Wonder what he would say, if he was next to Woz.

[@websuspect]

Me the same thing when I was 11 My grandpa bought me a FM radio kit but I could'nt read resister charts so it did not work. ( Frequency Modulation ) The next year he bought me a more simpler AM radio kit. The following year I was 13 I spent a year in high school studying electronics and learned to read resister charts and do Electronics formulas. that year my computer broke. I took it to school. My teacher said he thought the Signal Modulator was broke. I took the whole computer apart. I couldnt understand the signal modulator at all but i went to radio shack and I bought a New one. I took it home and pluged it in. The New Signal Modulator fixed my computer. in 1998 I took my knowledge of software to comupter city and i took what I knew about electronics with me and i learned to build computers. last year I launched my website applemothership.com to illustrate steve jobs last project at apple. But the website was inspired by Steve Wozniaks passion for Entrepenuership and the blue box.

[@Unstable23]

websuspect nice site

[@patricc803]

scott the woz reference

[@3lderz]

true inspiration, excellent

[@Orf]

4:50 I've head Woz say in other interviews that he actually would hv given the apple 2 away (like he did the Apple 1) if it hadn't been for steve jobs explaining how much they could profit off it.

[@rishabhmahajan6607]

You are an inspiration.

[@fadliawan]

He's just a happy person spreading happiness :)

[@mohammeddoulfakar3764]

Thanks Woz, this was very inspiring !

[@Xcorgi]

I wasn't aware that the microprocessor worked the same was as the binary code but without binary itself. Talk about an extreme simplistic breakdown!

[@epowouid6715]

Great editing and great guy :)

[@Yohanes]

this video make me think, if Woz can, I should be. 6 Minutes for valuable video. Two thumbs up.

[@sheawells]

Make these longer!

[@trubz2947]

loved it. Thank you.

[@BananaNeil]

Steve Wozniak, the only guy in the world who needs two watches.

[@Private0Malley]

+BananaNeil Lots of business people used to keep two watches if they regularly traveled between or communicated with different time zones.

[@prissynonee1999]

what a genius that I don't think gets the credit for...Hail Allmthe Great Waz💜❤💖

[@josearreola10]

Wow this was amazing to watch!

[@JenHurler]

He's a real-life wizard. Like. Holy shit.

[@randyt700]

awesome video, thanks woz and reddit

[@wiggles8429]

lmao steve jobs was like "let's (by let's i mean you) build a computer!"

[@Zorrko20]

This is incredible.

[@Nairuulagch]

Wozniak is 99.999% of Apple or pc whatever history was saying and Jobs was done actually the remaining part.

[@MrChangCJ]

+Nairuulagch aye, it is impossible to quantify the amount of influence each of them had on anything. perhaps woz might have had more technical skill but without the softer skills of jobs, the product wouldnt have got off the ground like it did.

[@davidvazquez8547]

+Nairuulagch I'd say 100%, but of the engineering of their products. Woz himself has said multiple times that Jobs was the one who wanted to start a company and Woz would never have thought of it as a business. He wanted to give the Apple I away for free and quietly work as an engineer. Jobs opened the door for business, contacted all the right people and pitched the ideas. He did a lot, not everything people credit him for, but he did do a lot, things Woz wouldn't have done by himself.

[@c3vzn]

+Nairuulagch People either go one extreme or another with Apple. Without Wozniak, there would be no product. Without Jobs there would be no business.

[@Manuwarna]

This is a Beautifully Created Amazing Video.. Thanks Reddit..

[@jzziesing]

Hey Woz, why do you wear to 2 watches? What is the other watch (not iWatch)?

[@Chrome2310]

Excellent video, I love you reddit.

[@thepanos]

What's that watch on his left hand?

[@pandacat8017]

+thepanos1 Cathode Corner Nixie Watch

[@drewniverse]

Hey Woz - stay awesome!

[@hyperakt1v]

Wait, that intro music is from "Inside Out".