I Hope That Some Day

Otherwise, As Dylan Says, If You're Not Busy Being Born, You're Busy Dying.

On The Day He Unveiled The Macintosh, A Reporter From Popular Science Asked Jobs What Type Of Market Research He Had Done. Jobs Responded By Scoffing, "did Alexander Graham Bell Do Any Market Research Before He Invented The Telephone?

Not Playing By The Rules, Not Seeing Things Conventionally, That's The Heart Of Who He [ Steve Jobs] Is, And He Does It In Small Ways Of Everyday Rebellion Just Almost To Assert Who He Is, Like Not Putting A License Plate On His Car.

I Think Leonardo Da Vinci Teaches Us The Value Of Both Being Focused On Things That Fascinate Us But Also, At Times, Being Distracted And Deciding To Pursue Some Shiny New Idea That You Happen To Stumble Upon. Balancing Intense Focus With Being Interested In A Whole Lot Of Different Things Is Something That We Have To Do In The Internet Age.

Steve Has A Reality Distortion Field.” When Hertzfeld Looked Puzzled, Tribble Elaborated. “in His Presence, Reality Is Malleable. He Can Convince Anyone Of Practically Anything. It Wears Off When He’s Not Around, But It Makes It Hard To Have Realistic Schedules.