Brem

We know his name, I was just being silly.

I’m old too, no worries.

Woz is an example of how you can’t get billions of dollars without being an absolute completely greedy piece of shit.

If value was based on worth, Musk would be his jester.

Yes.

Doctor Robby/ the head librarian plays Jobs, IIRC

And I vaguely remember Bill Gates stealing the idea for “the mouse” hardware device from a dumpster (which I believe is close to how it really happened)

I remember watching that when it aired on cable TV back in the day, and it was one of those movies where you tried to remember the name for years (pre-imdb) and then you find it again because it somehow became a cult classic (even though I’m pretty sure it never went to print)

Anyway, I do have a copy. Been a while since I watched it, tho

I was also referring to Steve Irwin, but yes; Jobs. Jobs was the face of capitalism whereas Woz was the brains & heart of what could & should’ve been.

Even if we live in the darkest timeline, at least we still have this Steve!

Into another dimension

I don’t mean to lead you to friedrich fret, but sometimes references can be a bit Nietzsche niche. Not everyone has the capacity to Pavlov a mint reference.

Even if you drop out of society & move to the forest, you’ll still have to “work” to survive.

By yourself, you’ll have fire to maintain, food to gather & hunt, shelter to procure or build.

With others, it’s up to those who do to support those who are. There’s a great responsibility to society, but this doesn’t have to mean “work”.

It’s all “work”, though. At least for now. Mowed lawns or grocery shopping, we’ve adapted to a society that takes advantage of the majority for the comforts of the few. Humans have simply “evolved” into being allowed to be dictated by the top of the food chain: capitalism & bureaucracy. Industrialized fear controlled rolling beasts. Microwave users.

Exactly, gold star for this one!!!

Neither & both. Currently, the entire deck is being reshuffled. It’s a Schrodinger moment for humans.

The current state of everything could easily be avoided if we didn’t exist at all, or at least (in theory) never did to begin with.

Go figure, a company that exploits habits is found guilty of exploiting children…