Steve Jobs :(

spatel23
Thu, 06 Oct 2011 15:53:32 +0000

yep i agree with buried on that one…
People choose their actions, yet blame it on others, typical human behavior.
We’re given products, but it’s up to us how we use it.

For example, if you are speeding at 40-50 MPH in a 25 MPH zone and a cop gives you a ticket, you can’t blame it on 1) the car for going too fast, 2) the cop for being their, 3) the law, or 4) [if you have a toyota] “unintended speeding”
It’s clearly your fault for not following the rules of the road.

Likewise, you can’t blame these devices for how people misuse them. If people misuse them, it’s the fault of the people not the device.

I won’t say that they are 100% positive to society, as seriously what gives the 100%… i have always understood why tech is making society go “backwards” and that is another discussion, but the end thing is, the iPad, iPod, and iPhone-- these are serious impacts on the technological world. If it weren’t for these ideas and strictness from Jobs, our tech marketplace would not have grown as much. Jobs was a brilliant marketer. He convinced people to buy something that was overpriced, that wasn’t top of the line tech [in cases of MacBooks and the computer line], and came up with new innovations. He was a genius at marketing [lol rokr said what i wanted to say, lolz]

I’m not too sure about the history of Apple, INC. but i believe that Apple grew after Jobs came back and im assuming that Jobs was the reason why Apple is rated No. 1 in Customer Support and Customer Satisfaction.

On a side note, i have never understood the “R.I.P” i mean i get that it is “Rest in Peace” a truly beloved saying, but using the word “rip” just doesn’t sound as beautiful.

Steve Jobs, as I am a Vaishnav and a believer of reincarnation, i truly hope you get another chance in the human birth and can escape from this horrible cycle of birth, death, old age, and disease. Hare Krishna :)