Sure, that Steve Jobs, the guy who had an affair with a Chinese spy and slept with an employee. What an egregious comparison.

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kilroy123 16 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Frankly, you're being naive. When it comes to a massive $4 trillion market-cap US corporation and one of the most important companies on planet Earth, money is everything.

If the company struggles without him and it's obvious they need his leadership, he'll be back. Morals be damned.

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sangeeth96 16 hours ago | parent [-]

Thanks for clarifying where you stand on "morals" v. "money", despite the nature of both of the allegations here.

Now, back to the main point: your egregious comparison of a potential Huang-return to Jobs-return unfortunately still remains just as terrible.

	▲	mirmor23 10 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		> Now, back to the main point: your egregious comparison of a potential Huang-return to Jobs-return unfortunately still remains just as terrible. Here is some reading material to clear up your ignorance: When Chrisann Brennan became pregnant with their daughter, Lisa, in 1977, Jobs was a young man in his early twenties just as Apple was beginning to take off. According to Brennan, Jobs reacted with dismay and anger to the news, and they never married. Furthermore, for several years, Jobs denied that he was the father, even going as far as claiming in court documents that he was sterile. A court-ordered DNA paternity test eventually proved conclusively that he was Lisa's father, after which he was required to provide financial support.
	▲	rationalist 11 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Reading comprehension fail (there is a lot of that going on in this thread. Hmm…) OP wasn't talking about his morals, unless you think OP is on Nvidia's board.

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baobabKoodaa 12 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

If this is some kind of competition about who made the worse moral choices, Steve definitely wins there.

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keeda 13 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

No, the Steve Jobs who screwed over his technical cofounder and abandoned his daughter. You’re right, the comparison is egregious… ;-)