Would Steve Jobs be mad at today's Apple? If Steve Jobs were alive, Apple would probably not start their decline, right?

How about ask these instead:


Would anyone ever know the answer?

Do you really think anyone knows what Steve Jobs would say?

Do you really think things are so different now at Apple?

How do you know?

Can you read minds?

Or have you read enough about Apple?

I personally think the act of claiming that you know what Steve Jobs would do and could do for Apple defines the dividing line between Apple fans who really know Apple, and Apple fans and haters alike who really only know Apple's recent products. Include with the latter those people who have disposable income who only buy Apple products as a status symbol.

Note for the stupids: Apple fans usually don't work for or at Apple. So even they know that they don't know what Apple is gonna do next exactly. But they know what Apple has done in the past very well. You know, since the mid-1970's. Whoops, that didn't sound easy to understand for the stupids. Sorry!

Maybe this is an easier read: http://www.macworld.com/article/2014428/steve-jobs-and-the-1927-yankees.html

Read, okay?

Also, if and when Apple does start to decline, say in profits, well it's easy to say it's because SJ wasn't there, no? But if Apple continues to sell hotcakes? What is it? SJ's ghost? Lucky? What? People always think or say negative things -- even Apple "fans." Because if they're right -- "told you so." If not, it's still a win for them, because their beloved Apple has pleased them again. Oh you needy ex-girlfriends, you. If Apple was love, you give love a bad name.