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I am writing a series of articles for American Greatness. You can read the original article Here
Excerpt:
In “The Lost Interview,” Steve Jobs gives insight into the motivations of the elite who seek to hack into our bodies and steal our minds.
“If you set a vector off into space, and you change its direction just a little bit at the beginning, the difference is dramatic when it gets a few miles out in space. If we can nudge it in the right direction, it will be a much better thing.”
Interviewer Robert X. Cringley then asks a deeply probing question: “How do you know the right direction?”
Jobs replies: “Picasso had a saying: ‘Good artists’ copy. Great artists steal.’ We have always been shameless about stealing great ideas.”
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