i dont fucking see whats all the hype about. just bcos they dont know who steve jobs is means they are losers?? its you who actually make this article to prove a point to say that if u dont know who steve jobs is then you should die is the real loser. fuck stevie and his life and i hope he rots in hell. and i hope u die as well. fuck off.
I agree with tommy… to an extent. Not knowing who Steve Jobs was doesn’t make one dumb—the knowledge of his existence is trivial—but asking who he was on Facebook before performing a Google search, is usually dumb.
Also, “fuck Steve Jobs” isn’t a dumb comment at all—it’s a perfectly valid sentiment. Steve Jobs wasn’t much more than an expert salesman who fooled people into buying outdated hardware with excessively locked-in software for the technically-challenged. He just took existing technology and made it into a fashion item, and only now that he’s dead people are raving about how great he was, the same way they do for Amy Winehouse, Heath Ledger, Kurt Cobain, Jimi Hendrix, etc., even though they’ve all been quite unremarkable all things considered. It’s known as “the fallacy of dead celebrities.”
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i dont fucking see whats all the hype about. just bcos they dont know who steve jobs is means they are losers?? its you who actually make this article to prove a point to say that if u dont know who steve jobs is then you should die is the real loser. fuck stevie and his life and i hope he rots in hell. and i hope u die as well. fuck off.
I agree with tommy… to an extent. Not knowing who Steve Jobs was doesn’t make one dumb—the knowledge of his existence is trivial—but asking who he was on Facebook before performing a Google search, is usually dumb.
Also, “fuck Steve Jobs” isn’t a dumb comment at all—it’s a perfectly valid sentiment. Steve Jobs wasn’t much more than an expert salesman who fooled people into buying outdated hardware with excessively locked-in software for the technically-challenged. He just took existing technology and made it into a fashion item, and only now that he’s dead people are raving about how great he was, the same way they do for Amy Winehouse, Heath Ledger, Kurt Cobain, Jimi Hendrix, etc., even though they’ve all been quite unremarkable all things considered. It’s known as “the fallacy of dead celebrities.”