I Think That Genius Comes Not Just

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 That Benjamin Franklin Felt Very Strongly In Foreign Policy In This World, That You Needed To At Least Show Some Humility, Especially When You Were Strong.

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?

By The End Of His Career, He [steve Jobs] Has Proven That He Can Do The Impossible, And He Has Gathered Probably The Most Loyal Team Of Eight Players Of Any Business In America.

Picasso Had A Saying - 'good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal' - And We Have Always Been Shameless About Stealing Great Ideas.