Microsoft's Philosophy Is To Get It Out

When I Was 5 Or 6 Years Old, I Never Wanted Toys; I Wanted Electrical Parts So I Could Build Things. And I Was Better At Taking Things Apart And Putting Them Back Together, But I Always Had Extra Pieces Left Over, So I Think It Was An Early Warning That I Was A Better Designer Than An Engineer.

Steve Jobs Was Not An Engineer: He Was A Brilliant Individual With This Ability To See Around Corners, To See Things That Other People Couldn't See. I've Learned Over The Years In The Apple That There Are Some Really Talented People Who Can Take The Same Evidence, The Same Facts, And Look At Them And See Them In A Way That Interprets Those Facts Entirely Different Than Most People Do.

Nothing Will Divide This Nation More Than Ignorance, And Nothing Can Bring Us Together Better Than An Educated Population.

What Makes Steve [jobs'] Methodology Different From Everyone Else's Is That He Always Believed The Most Important Decisions You Make Are Not The Things You Do, But The Things You Decide Not To Do. He's A Minimalist.

Implementers Aren't Considered Bozos Anymore