While I wasn't there, I've seen photos from Engadget and MacRumors today and he looked absolutely horrible.
It's sad really.
It's sad really.
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So...Steve Jobs...he didn't look good at all today..
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Very sad. I find it especially tragic to see one's body fail, when one's mind is still exceptionally capable.
I wish upon him nothing more than good, sustained health.
I wish upon him nothing more than good, sustained health.
That's not very cult-like for you to say...
"He looked energetic and vibrant. Youth can really relate to him!"
~ Word-for-word what my church said of the pope, before I escaped their compound.
every time I see him on stage he looks fair bit worse than last time. I honestly think the guy really needs to step down as CEO and pass it on to someone else. it would be a lot better for the company in the long run. He can still and should be on the board but I do not think he should be CEO with his health.
Yeah he looked significantly skinnier and sounded weak as well
Hope he gets better in time to announce the next gen iPhone
Hope he gets better in time to announce the next gen iPhone
I think he had a stressful life managing his busy life. Might have been the root cause of all his medical problems.
It is sad to see anyone fail like this. You know he's not feeling well at all and it took a huge effort for him to to do the presentation. It probably exhausted him.
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LOL you don't get cancer from working hard. As for a stressful life, that's entirely subjective. Jobs loves his work.
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LOL you don't get cancer from working hard. As for a stressful life, that's entirely subjective. Jobs loves his work.
Before you LOL too much, you might want to read through Psychological Stress and Cancer: Questions and Answers, from the National Cancer Institute.
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We dint know what caused it. But his "stressful life" most certainly isn't the cause of "all his medical problems." That's just downright ridiculous. First you'll need to establish that he actually feels that stress as negative, and at what point that stress occurred.
We dint know what caused it. But his "stressful life" most certainly isn't the cause of "all his medical problems." That's just downright ridiculous. First you'll need to establish that he actually feels that stress as negative, and at what point that stress occurred.
Wow, two contradicting statements in one post. First you say we don't know what caused it, and in the very next sentence you proclaim that his stressful life isn't the cause. Downright ridiculous, indeed.
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Alright. Then let's assume his "stressful life" might have been a component.
It no longer matters, anyway.
Alright. Then let's assume his "stressful life" might have been a component.
It no longer matters, anyway.
Facts are Facts, there is no denying that this man is very ill. The only reason he's still alive (barely) is due to the virtually unlimited sum of money he has to spend weekly on meds and treatment.
Unfortunately he also thinks he's above the law that everyone else lives by. This is the very person that left the USA secretly, to have a liver transplant. Apple's board of directors had no idea where he was. If he would have died on the operating table there would have been quite a catastrophe affecting thousands of people. That's one very selfish move.
That's also an SEC violation that usually would be dealt with legally. But he's a rock star that probably slips enough grease under the table to get by with anything.
He's been accused of funny business with Apple's books and stock trading, all kinds of things of a nefarious nature, yet he's never held accountable. In addition most of this is hardly reported and when it is, it's a back page item in 2 font.
That's the power of money, influence, and well....
Unfortunately he also thinks he's above the law that everyone else lives by. This is the very person that left the USA secretly, to have a liver transplant. Apple's board of directors had no idea where he was. If he would have died on the operating table there would have been quite a catastrophe affecting thousands of people. That's one very selfish move.
That's also an SEC violation that usually would be dealt with legally. But he's a rock star that probably slips enough grease under the table to get by with anything.
He's been accused of funny business with Apple's books and stock trading, all kinds of things of a nefarious nature, yet he's never held accountable. In addition most of this is hardly reported and when it is, it's a back page item in 2 font.
That's the power of money, influence, and well....
Since when is an opinion equivalent to a decision ?
Cut the hate, this thread is about a human being's failing health.
IIRC, He received his liver transplant in Memphis, Tennessee , which is still part of the US.
He's never been found guilty. He's already been in court over several things, called to testify, etc.
I'm not sure what makes you think he's "above the law" when it was already decided he did nothing illegal.