Something struck me after reading “Becoming Steve Jobs.” It wasn’t the fresh take on Jobs’ time at NeXT and Pixar. It wasn’t the grudges he held, or the various revelations, which made headlines before the book’s release. No, it was the near omission of one of Steve Jobs’ most trademark qualities: his reality distortion field — a term coined […]
Something struck me after reading “Becoming Steve Jobs.” It wasn’t the fresh take on Jobs’ time at NeXT and Pixar. It wasn’t the grudges he held, or the various revelations, which made headlines before the book’s release. No, it was the near omission of one of Steve Jobs’ most trademark qualities: his reality distortion field — a term coined […]
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