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>>panark+(OP)
This feels like someone trying to do something they thought Steve Jobs would do.

>>lenerd+W
Steve Jobs was a superficial asshole but was fundamentally a good and ethical person. There's only one major ethical mistake documented in his entire life (being an absentee father while his first daughter was young), which he spent decades making amends for.

The people that emulate Steve Jobs poorly are usually real assholes with a long list of ethical mistakes.

>>staunc+K3
Can you be a "good" and "ethical" person if, throughout your entire professional life, you bully and berate nearly anyone around you?

>>n2d4+M5
No. OP is a dangerous fool. These standards are important.

>>P_I_St+yl2
The fools are the people who express more hatred for Steve Jobs than cigarette, oil, and pharma CEOs that irreparably injury and kill millions of humans simple because of his obnoxious methods of demanding the best from his highly privileged teammates.

Standards are important. So is perspective.