What Steve Jobs thinks about politics

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American entrepreneur (1955 to 2011); co-founded Apple in 1976 and led it again from 1997 to 2011; ran Pixar from 1986 to 2006.

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1. 20 Apr 1995

   Our readingTechnology cannot solve problems that are human, organizational and political in nature, however hopeful it is to think so.

   Their wordsIt is so much more hopeful to think that technology can solve the problems that are more human and more organizational and more political in nature, and it ain't so.

   ↗Steve Jobs oral history interview with Daniel Morrow (Smithsonian, 20 April 1995): excerptsweb.archive.org 3rd of 11 in this piece