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The Worst Thing In The World That Can Happen To You If You're An Engineer That Has Given His Life To Something Is For Someone To Rip It Off And Put Their Name To It.

Life Is Fragile. We're Not Guaranteed A Tomorrow So Give It Everything You've Got.

Price Is Rarely The Most Important Thing. A Cheap Product Might Sell Some Units. Somebody Gets It Home And They Feel Great When They Pay The Money, But Then They Get It Home And Use It And The Joy Is Gone.

Our Business Is Not Based On Having Information About You. You’re Not Our Product. Our Product Are These, And This Watch, And Macs And So Forth. And So We Run A Very Different Company. I Think Everyone Has To Ask, How Do Companies Make Their Money? Follow The Money. And If They’re Making Money Mainly By Collecting Gobs Of Personal Data, I Think You Have A Right To Be Worried.

I Remember What It Was Like To Grow Up In The South In The 1960s And 1970s. Discrimination Isn’t Something That’s Easy To Oppose. It Doesn’t Always Stare You In The Face. It Moves In The Shadows. And Sometimes It Shrouds Itself Within The Very Laws Meant To Protect Us.