If You're Utopian, You're Never Satisfied.

The Future Is Not Laid Out On A Track. It Is Something That We Can Decide, And To The Extent That We Do Not Violate Any Known Laws Of The Universe, We Can Probably Make It Work The Way That We Want To.

As Far As Apple Goes, It Was A Different Company Every Few Years From The Time I Joined In 1984.

I Had The Fortune Or Misfortune To Learn How To Read Fluently Starting At The Age Of Three. So I Had Read Maybe 150 Books By The Time I Hit 1st Grade. And I Already Knew That The Teachers Were Lying To Me.

Scratch The Surface In A Typical Boardroom And We're All Just Cavemen With Briefcases, Hungry For A Wise Person To Tell Us Stories.

By The Time I Got To School, I Had Already Read A Couple Hundred Books. I Knew In The First Grade That They Were Lying To Me Because I Had Already Been Exposed To Other Points Of View. School Is Basically About One Point Of View -- The One The Teacher Has Or The Textbooks Have. They Don't Like The Idea Of Having Different Points Of View, So It Was A Battle. Of Course I Would Pipe Up With My Five-year-old Voice.