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One of the funniest quotes from Steve Jobs is when he told Bill Gates that Microsoft products would be better if he, Bill Gates, had done more LSD.

Now, I'm not recommending you or anyone else do that, but his point, Steve Jobs' point, was that Microsoft products were maybe good technology,

but they lacked the artistic feel and polish of Apple products. Now, some people might disagree

with that, but Steve Jobs talked about this all the time. He used to say that Apple was building at the

intersection of art and technology.

And Edwin Land, who was the founder of Polaroid, was a huge inspiration on Steve Jobs.

And Edwin Land used to say this as well.

He once said, quote, industry is at its best at the intersection of art and science.

And that, of course, rubbed off on Steve Jobs.

And that was maybe, and still is today, the defining characteristic of Apple.

Yes, it is amazing technology.

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