Walter Isaacson talks about Steve Jobs

[@FoodPsychology]

Walter Isaacson is the worlds expert on living with passion. Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs they all have two key things in common--they changed history and Walter Isaacson recorded it.

[@macarows4014]

Nikola Tesla.

[@BadMannerKorea]

Except Walter admitted he got pulled into Steve’s delusional world. His writings about him is glamorized and probably not the truth.

[@annawarner1078]

Steve Jobs was a mean guy. That is the fact. Had he not met Wozniak and later had he not go for a visit to XEROX PARC when he learned about Macintosh he would be unknown person, with spotty disciplinary record at his jobs.

[@DwightAcorda]

@@annawarner1078 why these assumptions? Why project an opinion when character, regardless of how "mean" a person is, determines success? Steve Jobs has all the traits of the successful. Ruthless, somewhat cunning bordering that of a psychopath, yet highly appreciative of the fine qualities of aesthetics that merge with ethical values of "challenging the status quo" and creating products that most of society wants. He created a need that people continue to buy today. I don't know Jobs well nor do I own any Apple products. However, it's worth appreciating what he has done for the greater good of society. #WealthSecrets

[@annawarner1078]

@@DwightAcorda Not assumptions. I worked for Apple and I met Jobs (and Wozniak). He was a mean guy at the time I knew him (1984-1985).

[@sminter7521]

If you havent read his biography on Steve Jobs I highly recommend it. One of my favorite books ive read in the last 5 years.

[@gavinbrando8255]

Agreed. It's really well written. He's a great writer.

[@shadigif8916]

need a job? contact Steve Jobs

[@KevinTewksbury]

Thank you I finally will

[@19374hklmaq]

​@@KevinTewksburyI read when I was 18 and it was my favorite book, immediately. (Also I never read at that age...so it was very interesting and well written)

[@bhargavkulkarni9580]

True. I’ve read it at age of 23 and felt I will re-read it at different phases of my life

[@4is67]

Seeing the recent Macbook Pro M1 lineups, I think Steve definitely has left Apple DNA among the team. Thank you Steve, you have changed my life as a creator.

[@benascg-ll7sq]

Agreed, even if I hate Apple (freedom is essential to me). How long would Tesla survive as soon as Musk dies?

[@stormrider8957]

Worth every minute.

[@lukaszwawrzyszczuk6591]

finally a person who wants to teach something and not build up his ego on Steve Jobs' success

[@williamsdiane3027]

love love love the simplicity of the life and journey of Steve's spirited soul who brought multi dimensional solutions to humanity!

[@Zennofobic]

Steve Jobs was an asshole who took other people's inventions and perfected them into a device that turned an entire generation into a bunch of morons and zombies. How the hell do you get solutions to humanity.

[@i123456987654]

@@Zennofobic do you have an iPhone? do you have a Macbook Air? or any Apple devices?

[@Zennofobic]

@@i123456987654 no I do not

[@i123456987654]

@@Zennofobic lol now it all makes perfect sense

[@Zennofobic]

@@i123456987654 what that a person who loathes somebody wouldn't want to have anything to do with the products that somebody has created?

[@Ffsdevgj]

I truly enjoyed reading Steve’s bio! That got me into reading more books from Walter.

[@shadigif8916]

need a job? contact Steve Jobs. you got the job buddy!

[@retjrx]

Well done, one of the best I have heard.

[@BallyBoy95]

12:00 - The magical words, "Don't be afraid, you can do it."

[@9341006361]

Its always an inexpressible positive feeling to know deeply about the iconic personality!

[@YouTube-SouljaQ]

Such a great listen and I listened to it all haha rip Steve Jobs

[@davidconnelly]

I never realised Howard Hamlin was such a good presenter.

[@psznt]

Wow, this video is very long, but it's totally worth of spending here almost an hour. What a bunch of interesting information!

[@خالدالغيطى]

Are you american

[@aqua7222]

If you haven‘t already done it, I’d recommend you to read the biography by him. It’s was such a good and interesting biography about Steve Jobs.

[@psznt]

@@aqua7222 I did. It is great too

[@i123456987654]

real artists sign their work...i love that

[@Zoheb89]

Just like thugs spray painting walls.

[@jfish032]

No doubt in my mind that Steve was an Enneagram type 4w3

[@구정회-g5j]

I wish Steve Jobs is still alive He could have done so many major astonishing things if he were to still alive Because of his none sense religious knowledge he missed his golden time opportunity to fully recovering his cancer His having cancer could have been vanished with one good taking surgery his doctor strongly suggested him to do so But he doesn't want his body being open even though during entire his life spending time numerously opening up the computer inside part to figuring out what was causing the computer problem and to making better computer This was the reason why he doesn't want to having surgery Obviously interms of his making the products he wanted make his product perfect He never stopped working making product until it is perfect He was computer making genius but he did not have any clue what was going on inside part of his body

[@stevekranz5986]

Great talk... in 2022 it's now clear that Steve Job's best decision was in choosing his successor. Tim Cook proved that the supply chain guy is more valuable than the design guy.

[@elena911000]

Am I correct that Walter Isaacson sounds kind of making cinic/ironic coments respect Steve Jobs?

[@TheNovelist65]

+elena911000 Yes, that is what a good biographer does; he presents the life of his subject from different perspectives Isaacson does this very well. I think if you are going to tell the story of someone's life you must present them as human beings. Humans are glorious fallible creatures nobody is as one dimensional as popular media would have us believe.

[@jfish032]

@@TheNovelist65 gloriously fallible indeed

[@jaysean911]

Tell Mr Isaacson to do biography on Larry Ellison

[@pashaj92]

Great video

[@almaguapa-sailboatliveaboa440]

Jobs’ went on hard on Adobe/Flash saying that “too much porn was created with Flash and brings virus to computer.”. Relentlessly vicious Steve.

[@-nitroace]

Watching this on my iPhone :D

[@artwithNaveen92]

Your'e next Elon Musk!!

[@kocerkocer6278]

Enstti BRYN MAN

[@evm6177]

Wow despite Steve practically explaining himself & users demonstration of Adobe flash being a battery & memory hogger. This guy refuses to agree and believes in fake theories. The difference between practical people who are in the industry vs people who have nothing to do with anything yet feel entitled to their half baked opinions.

[@pongkong]

19:25 I love that

[@isaacfs8995]

Amazing book!

[@neilserrano2196]

When you grow up…-Steve Jobs

[@maggienorris6379]

Remarks Concerning an Imaginary Experiment - The Logic of Scientific Discovery by Karl R. Popper

[@maggienorris6379]

Pg. 232 not my problem.

[@maggienorris6379]

P.S.- ‘Infra ’l sole e noi è tenebre, e pero l’aria pare azzurra’

[@rchiproportion]

⭐

[@enriquerivas8578]

This genius worship is the problem. Just enjoy your life, play with your socks 🧦, pet a rat, all will follow if you love ❤️😃

[@keyboardwarrior.2741]

You're a Nomad just enjoy your life stop shitting on people's goals.

It's obvious that Steve was not a nice person just like his parents who gave him away for adoption..sadly . RIP.

[@debchak8107]

Get ready for Jail.

[@andymacedo5821]

Wheeler boundary ! The wormhole ! Keep the mass down ! Like a cellphone with radio waves ! What about the doppelgänger ?

[@shilpapathak2296]

Great writer

[@خالدالغيطى]

Are you american

[@kocerkocer6278]

WAİT PAJALUSTA LÜTFEN

[@kocerkocer6278]

wts u jb ya human

[@freddykrueger8759]

Steve jobs last gift to his closest friends " book ,Autobiography of a yogi by yogananda 🍎🇮🇳🕉

[@matureyoungman]

Walt was quite handsome

[@ftckaplan213]

Walter Isaacson has the same type of style of talking as Trump......but the words are different :-D

[@kritika2456]

😍😍

[@Applecompuser]

I think Harry Truman is overrated. Moreover, I tried to read about his life and did not find it particularly interesting.

[@benascg-ll7sq]

Not sure Jobs was good at knowing what people want. He was remarkable at convincing people they needed what he had in mind. He had understood most people will opt for conformity when presented as genius

[@Or_Lugassi]

Wtf i fell asleep and woke up in the end of this video

[@vimalcurio]

Ahh

[@debchak8107]

Madog never ever try to Communicate with me You Baby and Mother Blower Upper.

[@clairelowry9122]

I wonder if Steve knew that Covid was coming to the USA.

[@clarybeans1]

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[@clarybeans1]

Mmodikk

[@evm6177]

Clearly going vegan has more advantages though its true you emit far less body odour than your neighbour who has just ingested a rotting meat of steak for lunch in a hot summer afternoon!

[@SuicideMuppets]

Lol but no gas and constipation caused by fermenting vegetables in the colon? Try eating beans, raw broccoli, asparagus, cabbage and see how good you smell and the size of your stomach. Rare Meat is the most perfectly digestible food for human consumption and causes no gastrointestinal problems like stinky farts!!!

[@turbojav]

Isaacson seems content to accept Jobs' contradictions without further inquiry. Can draw no insights into leadership other than that there are different styles. Can't say anything on innovation other than "read the book". Lazy, kid-gloves treatment. He seems more of a stenographer than a biographer.