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whocaresfuckthisshit t1_ixt8kwg wrote

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Maybe but he was a product genius.

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Noah_PpAaRrKkSs t1_ixt9ybk wrote

He was just so abusive that sometimes he got remarkable results.

Genius? Was he good at math or something?

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whocaresfuckthisshit t1_ixta5rn wrote

Steve Jobs had an incredibly high IQ. He created many of apples most legendary products and he perfectly understood what made a good product versus a bad product. He was a severe micromanager and decided the most minute details of products Apple released. He even OKed apples most successful Mac awareness campaign in the mid 2000s.

You can hate all you want but the man is a legend.

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Noah_PpAaRrKkSs t1_ixtblum wrote

Lol, IQ? Why not just say the wrinkles in his skull prove his genius? Stop buying into a billionaire’s self-mythology.

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whocaresfuckthisshit t1_ixtbvpz wrote

I wish we could continue arguing but you genuinely don’t know what you’re talking about and that much is very clear. So go on thinking what you want. Cheers.

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Noah_PpAaRrKkSs t1_ixtc46c wrote

IQ is not and has never been a good measurement of intelligence. So whether or not Steve Jobs had a high IQ is about as relevant as phrenology which is what I was describing with the skull thing. You also didn’t even back up that he did have a high IQ. He was abusive, narcissistic, and willing to take advantage of people. Those were his only skills.

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toonddd t1_ixtvdfu wrote

Dragging successful people you've never met down to feel less disappointed in your mediocre life is also a bit narcissistic mate. Getting a group of grown-ups to do what you want, eg. being a leader, will not work if being abusive is your only quality lol. The world is grey, not b&w.

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