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[...] Steve Wozniak [75th birthday]: "I gave all my Apple wealth away because wealth and power are not what I live for"

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  • alessandro@lemmy.caA alessandro@lemmy.ca
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    fauxliving@lemmy.world
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    This is why all of the megarich are selfish assholes.

    The good people give their money away.

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    • alessandro@lemmy.caA alessandro@lemmy.ca
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      This reads like a shot at Jobs.

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      • G glimse@lemmy.world

        no one will know his name in 20 years.

        I’m not a fan of Jobs but that’s quite a claim. No one will remember one of the most successful CEOs of all time in 2 decades?

        Wozniak will leave the public consciousness way sooner than Jobs. Outside of tech circles, pretty much nobody knows who he is now.

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        anunusualrelic@lemmy.world
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        #25

        Sad, unfair, infuriating, but probably true.

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        • deceptichum@quokk.auD deceptichum@quokk.au

          Nope but being an idiot and treating it with a fruit diet is certainly a factor.

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          Victor
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          😆 that’ll do you in for sure indeed

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          • alessandro@lemmy.caA alessandro@lemmy.ca
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            al_kaholic@lemmynsfw.com
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            Psssh Steve jobs gave his life.

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            • alessandro@lemmy.caA alessandro@lemmy.ca
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              woodscientist@lemmy.world
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              Can we make “secular saints” a thing? Why should we reserve the title of “Saint” specifically for the Catholic Church? I think we should just get in the habit of referring to any unambiguously good person, who has performed great acts of generosity and selflessness, as a saint. They don’t even have to be religious. If someone wants to interpret it religiously, they can say that anyone so good is almost certainly bound for Heaven, but it need not be religious. Why can’t we have secular saints? Why can’t we have Saint Stephen of San Jose or Saint Fred of Latrobe?

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              • cosmicrookie@lemmy.worldC cosmicrookie@lemmy.world

                Business insider mentions the yearly $120000.

                Market realist estimates it to be 100 mil net worth, but is substantially smaller that it once was, at an estimate of 10bil.

                Listen - the point is not what he is worth. The point is that even though he has given away all his apple wealth, he is still a very rich man, who can afford to have this point of view.

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                v_krishna
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                I think that’s his point. Past a certain level wealth makes no difference to your quality of life. So give it away, make the world better, and still have enough for more than 1 lifetime rather than horde and continue to amass like a cancer.

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                • A al_kaholic@lemmynsfw.com

                  Psssh Steve jobs gave his life.

                  lime!L This user is from outside of this forum
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                  lime!
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                  he spent all his money on fruity juice

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                  • W woodscientist@lemmy.world

                    Can we make “secular saints” a thing? Why should we reserve the title of “Saint” specifically for the Catholic Church? I think we should just get in the habit of referring to any unambiguously good person, who has performed great acts of generosity and selflessness, as a saint. They don’t even have to be religious. If someone wants to interpret it religiously, they can say that anyone so good is almost certainly bound for Heaven, but it need not be religious. Why can’t we have secular saints? Why can’t we have Saint Stephen of San Jose or Saint Fred of Latrobe?

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                    lime!
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                    why call them saints? just call them good people

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                    • lime!L lime!

                      he spent all his money on fruity juice

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                      al_kaholic@lemmynsfw.com
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                      Should have used more lime!

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                      • lime!L lime!

                        why call them saints? just call them good people

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                        woodscientist@lemmy.world
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                        #33

                        Because it has more gravitas!

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                        • W woodscientist@lemmy.world

                          Because it has more gravitas!

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                          lime!
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                          only for people who understand catholicism

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                          • D demizerone@lemmy.world

                            I saw the Woz at El Burro Restaurant in SJ once and my wife said: Oh it’s the guy from dancing with the stars! 🤦

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                            jaybone@lemmy.zip
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                            I had no idea he was on that show. I bet if he heard your wife say that, he would have been super happy.

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                            • G glimse@lemmy.world

                              no one will know his name in 20 years.

                              I’m not a fan of Jobs but that’s quite a claim. No one will remember one of the most successful CEOs of all time in 2 decades?

                              Wozniak will leave the public consciousness way sooner than Jobs. Outside of tech circles, pretty much nobody knows who he is now.

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                              quovadishomines@sh.itjust.works
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                              People still talk about Jack Welsh’s impact on business culture and he retired in 2001.

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                              • A al_kaholic@lemmynsfw.com

                                Should have used more lime!

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                                lime!
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                                #37

                                hell no i wanna live

                                fruit juice is all mostly apple anyway

                                bonus fun fact, lime doesn’t help against scurvy. the brits started cultivating limes because it’s easier than lemons, but because the steam ship took over at around the same time, travel times got shorter and nobody noticed that they don’t actually have the same effect. until the 1910 british antarctic expedition when people’s teeth started falling out despite carrying tonnes of limes

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                                • Q quovadishomines@sh.itjust.works

                                  People still talk about Jack Welsh’s impact on business culture and he retired in 2001.

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                                  trickdacy@lemmy.world
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                                  No idea who that is

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                                  • lime!L lime!

                                    hell no i wanna live

                                    fruit juice is all mostly apple anyway

                                    bonus fun fact, lime doesn’t help against scurvy. the brits started cultivating limes because it’s easier than lemons, but because the steam ship took over at around the same time, travel times got shorter and nobody noticed that they don’t actually have the same effect. until the 1910 british antarctic expedition when people’s teeth started falling out despite carrying tonnes of limes

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                                    al_kaholic@lemmynsfw.com
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                                    Ah yes once again as usual the British are wrong.

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                                    • F fauxliving@lemmy.world

                                      This is why all of the megarich are selfish assholes.

                                      The good people give their money away.

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                                      porksnort@slrpnk.net
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                                      Or they have an epiphany and realize they have, perhaps not ‘fuck you’ money, but at least ‘bite me’ money. Then they sit in a row boat and fish or something. Greed is a pathology and we do a favor to those inflicted with it by taking it away faster and faster the more they steal from us.

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                                      • trickdacy@lemmy.worldT trickdacy@lemmy.world

                                        No idea who that is

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                                        cenotaph@mander.xyz
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                                        He’s the reason every big company does mass layoffs to boost stock prices every other quarter

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                                        • F fauxliving@lemmy.world

                                          This is why all of the megarich are selfish assholes.

                                          The good people give their money away.

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                                          tankovayadiviziya@lemmy.world
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                                          #42

                                          And the good people never brag how charitable they are for doing so.

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