"Up is down" etc.
"Up is down" etc.
He's the intellectual equivalent of Greta, he dropped out of college and made a bundle by exploiting the local actual geniuses. He bought a version of BASIC that was particularly good, and parleyed that into an empire. So he's a great kike capitalist type, not so much an educated person who actually knows anything about anything.
Steve Jobs, on the other hand, actually was one of the local genius types in his origin story. He didn't make his fortune just selling off their intellectual property, he created some of it himself. Gates, though, is really just a shrewd businessman and nothing more, certainly not technically adept or even possessing a basic college education.
He's the intellectual equivalent of Greta, he dropped out of college and made a bundle by exploiting the local actual geniuses. He bought a version of BASIC that was particularly good, and parleyed that into an empire. So he's a great kike capitalist type, not so much an educated person who actually knows anything about anything.
Steve Jobs, on the other hand, actually was one of the local genius types in *his* origin story. He didn't make his fortune just selling off their intellectual property, he created some of it himself. Gates, though, is really just a shrewd businessman and nothing more, certainly not technically adept or even possessing a basic college education.
Wozniak.
Wozniak.
Him too. And Bushnell, and Tramiel, and Sinclair. All great businessmen who handed us the future on a silver platter with a side of operating manual.
Him too. And Bushnell, and Tramiel, and Sinclair. All great businessmen who handed us the future on a silver platter with a side of operating manual.
Can we all agree that putting Bill Gates on a one-way rocket to Mars will be better for the planet and humanity?
Can we all agree that putting Bill Gates on a one-way rocket to Mars will be better for the planet and humanity?
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