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Lessons in manliness from Steve Jobs
Started this discussion. Last reply by David F. Feb 20, 2012. 9 Replies 0 Likes
'You've got to find what you love'Steve Jobs's commencement address in Stanford on June 12, 2005.Youtube video of the address :…Continue
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D.J. replied to Georges's discussion Lessons in manliness from Steve Jobs"Good distinction there. Thanks for clarifying."
Titus Techera replied to Georges's discussion Lessons in manliness from Steve Jobs"My point is that I can give you examples of people who worked hard to build criminal enterprises & tyrannies, not having had such handed to them. Does hard work as a torturer constitute a virtue, in despite of the vicious purpose?
If his purpose…"
D.J. replied to Georges's discussion Lessons in manliness from Steve Jobs"Ha indeed...
I'm not sure of your point though. All I was doing was saying that Steve Jobs had a good work ethic- he worked hard and built his company from the ground up. He didn't have it handed to him. He had to work for it, and…"
Titus Techera replied to Georges's discussion Lessons in manliness from Steve Jobs"Work ethic is bad language coming from people who believe Weber had nailed it with the 'protestant ethic' but they could no longer talk about that. -- If you want to be serious, you need to say why a man works hard: what does he mean to…"
D.J. replied to Georges's discussion Lessons in manliness from Steve Jobs"Men could learn a thing or two from Steve Jobs, such as the value of hard work. But at the same time he fathered a child then refused to associate himself with her. He also hardly gave anything to charity, either personally or through Apple. He had…"
Titus Techera replied to Georges's discussion Lessons in manliness from Steve Jobs"Let me second that. Lessons in manliness?
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Native Son replied to Georges's discussion Lessons in manliness from Steve Jobs"Enough of the hagiographies of the late Mr. Jobs.
Unfortunately, I perceive that his "Alpha-geek" attributes included a fair dose of arrogance that is reflected in Aple's products.
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'You've got to find what you love'Steve Jobs's commencement address in Stanford on June 12, 2005.Youtube video of the address : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF8uR6Z6KLc&feature=player_embeddedText of the address : http://news.stanford.edu/news/2005/june15/jobs-061505.htmlSee More
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