@@lamarr4513 I didn't say all. But for the ones that do a good chunk of them had a abusive parent that is the point I was trying to make. can some rise above a above horrible circumstances ? absolutely.
This guy was no genius , a failure at multiple things , apple pc`s , treating his 1st kid & mom like s- - t , medical ignorence , change the world ! made money , w o w . then he cry`s . what a whimp . hope the familys normal.
He didn’t design shit and emotional intelligence doesn’t exist it’s called social calibration , and yes he had it he practiced his speeches but he was still a dick
I was thinking the same thing. I believe her because of things I've heard others say about him, which are somewhat consistent with what she has said. She needs some serious therapy. I feel so bad for her.
What a dick, he had the money but was going to let her drop of college out because it wasn't part of his stupid vision. What would she do then, be a house maid for him?
Yes indeed, Jobs is definitely a deeply complicated man, and that's why he's a genius. People that change the world that much are hardly ever your every day men.
Reading her book it wasn’t as if being around him to be “ part of the family “ was gratifying. He was so moody, and arbitrary. She’d set a goal of going to college and achieved it. He was just so messed up.
horrible man, who cares what he did for computers and all that crap, at the end that's not important either, what a jerk, he infuriates me, at the end he left her little money compared to what he gave to his wife, he never said anything about his mistakes in his famous speech, just talked about how to archive success. At the end, a computer genius but a stupid man, zero wisdom. Life had to slammed him with death to destroy his pride
That you cannot take anything with you is in the DNA of a Hindu... The most important teaching you can ever give a child,which then guides you in how you conduct your life.
$500 a month back then would be comparable to probably to $2,500 a month today.. So stop all the judging you damn hypocrites. He made up for it in his will.
Steve was not only given up for adoption, he was also given up after a month by the first couple who had him. When the Jobs first got him, they remained distant for the first year because they did not know if they were able to keep him. And people wonder why Steve had attachment problems throughout his life? Those early childhood experiences form the foundation of an individual's lifelong psychology.
While true it's not an excuse to be a douche. Most everyone has early childhood difficulties. Doesn't mean they have Carte Blanche to be shitty to a kid they created.
GrottoLova I agree with you. Some human are criminals of the soul. When you are a good human no matter what happen you try to help others not to live the same trauma that you have experience.
Jobs was my neighbor in Palo Alto back in the early 90s and we would run into him at Whole Foods on Homer and Printers Inc. on California Ave. Steve was intense and brilliant and very moody. My husband knew him and a good friend was his intellectual property rights attorney at Apple for many years. Steve would have screaming fits in the halls at Apple and often treated people very badly ...Lisa had a rough go of it sad to say...
Yes, on one hand, he was a tyrant, secretly pitting on engineering team against the other. If you were on the ‘winning’ team, life was great, but if you were on the ‘losing’ team.......well, you were a loser. Sometimes you just got pushed over to another team that would take you on, and sometimes it was just best to walk out the door. Many, many marriages suffered through those reigns of terror. On the other hand, Jobs could heap praise and reward teams in surprising, generous ways. BTW, did you ever see him in Il Fornaio restaurant on on Cowper Street in Palo Alto? He so much enjoyed the food prepared by a specific chef that he hired him to cook for Apple. I can share a wonderful story about how this chef taught some Apple engineers (and coffee aficionados) how to operate a legit espresso machine.
Thank you for being honest and truthful God bless. When I watched him I didn't come to see him as a joyful positive giving spirited soul. I think there's some nefarious about his spirit and soul so his Avatar meaning body became polluted. Disease has too meanings. And I think he had the disease from not being truthful who he really was to the world. Peace be with you through these holidays.
8:32 After finally she started living with Jobs and new "Mother" and half-siblings, Jobs discouraged her going to college , and stopped paying her for college. He wanted her to be with family and "siblings". He probably treated her like unpaid labour and nanny, as a Cibderella by step-mom.
My Father is same....A Narcissist, Dictator , He is in his 80s now still the same... He is a successful wealthy man. N m his unplanned youngest child who is not even in his will.... I can totally understand how much pain Lisa must have went through n i feel it's true.. . Most Of her story Resonates with me.
@@adriandlobo Thank You, BTW I'm a 47 yr old unmarried Indian woman. My Father doesn't want to get me married either because he is afraid that he has to give me some of his property n wealth as dowry ( as per Indian culture to Father's responsibility to get his daughter married and give her some wealth.) I feel so unwanted and rejected 😢 He is an atheist and rest of our family Christmas.... Yes Only Jesus can give us Unconditional Love and I trust his timings, In His time He makes all things beautiful (caring husband too) 🙏
@Regina Redding, I'll agree with 2/3 of your statement. Sociopath, Narcissist...most likely, but bipolar...that's me just reaching. My apologies, I hope I don't start a gossip.
Her story rings true for several reasons. Besides being coherent, Jobs was legendary for being extraordinarily cruel and demanding in the workplace. One wonders if he ever was really close to anyone. His later family has a dog in the race to portray normalcy for gain. Even his death was probably driven by bizarre and obsessive desire to live nearly forever, hence his strange fruit only diet, which certainly fried his pancreas and likely caused his pancreatic tumor. His live was one of extreme imbalance, from relationships to even food. Tragically sad!
Stephen DeNagy Her story is not totally true. Unless you lived with any of them you would not know. People write stories to make money. This is even more money then she was left by her father. She is so so rich now it’s ridiculous
@@lebowskij5815 SHOCK for you. Sometimes these guys don't let their friends see how they act. It is done in secret and is very subtle. They are sick. I know you won't believe me. As part of his Flying Monkey brigade, you are dazzled by his greatness. Did you know Lisa, too?
I feel that his 1st daughter is telling the truth, Steve Jobs was a quirky guy. Not every American child has a perfect life. Many men think only of themselves.
It wasn't thought, it was repressed emotional patterns that he never resolved subconsciously. Luckily for you, as you likely type your useless little opinions everyday thanks to the first-rate madness of Steve Jobs
@@KalkiAvatarATWAR no, not thanks to Steve Jobs, thanks to his employees who were exploited by Jobs, one of the biggest examples of why Capitalism is a plague that has to be eradicated.
I just finished reading her book -- she's obviously got creative talent and great intelligence. Somehow, she was able to write about her father's immature and infuriating neglect and even emotional abuse with forgiveness. I am wondering, though, where all her anger is, if there is any. Perhaps she has moved on, especially since he gave her a deathbed apology. I guess that's something, a small crumb thrown toward her at the very last minute, when he finally realized his errors. But I still don't think it erases all the lifetime of harm he did her -- much of it irreversible. "Genius" is no excuse.
Anger is mostly an emotion which surfaces first. Deep sadness comes as last to cope with the loss and unfulfilled needs. I believe that one goes from the offensive (anger) to the defensive (sadness) and processes the pain. That's when forgiveness can be given. It doesn't erase what she has gone throught, it transformed her. "Genius" is no excuse -> I agree.
Not genius at all, just willing to sacrifice integrity and values in favour of success. He never designed a circuit or wrote a line of code in his life. He reminds me with oil lords of Iraq who cant read or write but are richer than Bill Gates
@@asoftraiden He was willing to sacrifice "family" values because he didn't value family. How could he since he never had one as a child. He was a genius, just not in the technical aspect that he never wanted to build a circuit or write a line of code. He was a genius in other aspects.
I feel sad for him. He keeps chasing money and success thinking that makes him important and loved by the public, but he must not have known that family’s love is more important. His childhood was ruined and he does not know what true happiness is, that is why he ended up lonely and sad. Everyone one makes mistakes in their lives, some lucky ones realized it early enough to fix that mistakes. Steve is one of the sad one that realize mistakes and regrets it when he is dying...no chance to fix it. Sad!
@@naturereporter2719 Sorry I wasn't notified of your reply here, or I would have responded sooner. Thank you for your insight. I believe you are right on this. I do think that Steve's "offenses" were forgiveable, while so many traumatized people have experienced what I would consider "unforgiveable" things. In those cases, a person can still process all the pain and eventually move on with their life. I don't believe in this "forgiveness is for YOU" stuff I've been hearing about lately. You can (and should) move on without forgiving in some cases.
Lisa Jobs was raised differently from Steve’s other children. She was raised basically in poverty by a single mother trying her best. These are her memories and her reality. No question that there are huge differences between her siblings and stepmother. Jobs neglect and denial of his daughter, on and off throughout his life, is inexcusable. Saying you’re sorry on your deathbed doesn’t change that fact nor does it erase a life long of suffering by a little girl who only wanted the love of her father.
Of course shes telling the truth. It is not uncommon for high achieving people to have sociopathic traits that lead them to do very cruel things and think little of it and the effects it has on others. I have no doubt Steve Jobs regretted his treatment of his first daughter, but only after being faced with his mortality and reflecting upon things he needed to make right. Steve had many regrets and this is reflected in his last words which are clearly his apology for missing the target with family and friends, many of which he hurt and alienated. Nobody is perfect, Steve excelled at being a businessman and that was enough for the world to remember him with respect.
This was actually a good video. I find it so sad really. He was in such denial and rejected the idea of being a father he never could form a strong bond with his daughter. Lisa described her version of events and feelings she went thru, I don't see anyone else can deny that or say otherwise when it wasn't you going thru that. Seems Jobs and his wife were of the same personality types with little empathy towards others. He was a great business & visionary but lousy as a person.
Ikhenaten Igbo hmm Steve apologised, they reconciled, and Lisa inherited millions of dollars. Also, Jobs did care for Lisa although he was quite distant to her compared to his other kids.
Yeah you are right. All rich people are evil. Money are evil. Hahhaha 😂 NOW FOR REAL Bro that is just excuse. That isn't real. You are just jealous. I don't know why people think thay need to choose between money and happiness.
The biggest thing to learn isn't "trade your soul for money", it's DONT LET YOUR CHILDREN BE AN ACCIDENT. GET MARRIED. It's one of the 10 ten commandments. THOU SHALT NOT COMMIT ADULTERY
And whose responsibility was to seek help? HIS! You are not responsible for what was done to you, but it is your job to seek help and take care of those wounds. It's not like he didn't have the money to pay for therapy.
Basile Kidi She’s only telling the truth from her perspective and from the way she thinks of things and from what her mother told her. Not everything is truthful.
Well good for you that you read the books and watch the videos but I was part of the family so I think I know a little bit better than you but thank you anyway.
Living with a genius very difficult....it’s true fine line between genius and insanity.....living with someone, you love, who is not capable of having a conversation with you...someone who doesn’t understand why, you have to separate from him....I can understand her hurt...
The only geniuses are the engineers who have built the actual products that Apple sell them at an exorbitant price. It's just the media and Apple's shareholders that elevated him to a god status.
keecefly I’ll say this, don’t have sex unless you protect yourself. Condom, vasectomy and lastly abstinence, they you have more control of your life , at least in that area of your life.
keecefly no we men need to take more responsibility and not allow our ourselves to get in these situations. You didn’t mention the other option , not having sex.
i blieve that strange bi polar steve is. was..her father. just look at their faces foget DNA test. sounded steve was bipolar. undiagnosed too. very stingy human.cold too.i know few human like these and they are cold..lonely..and we feel they dont like us to talk or come near them.these bipolars look like they like their way only. mybe im wrong. not nice to be near them..😀
Steve Jobs was neither a genius or visionary. He was a great salesman, or a circus ring leader. He never created anything, he never designed anything. He was just knowledgeable about manipulating emotions and press to sell a products that he stole or took credit for the genius of other less know designers and developers (which he treated like shit). Basically what he said he did...He played the orchestra.
Not according to the people that worked for him... He was a great leader, recruiter, teambuilder with an insane work ethic and attitude to promote productivity.
He loved his daughter and her mother. He obviously had issues with family since he was abandoned himself. He only was interested in what he could control.
@jay brooks What do you mean 'he loved her mother?' He didn't do much for her if anything and took the house she wanted for himself and later forbade his daughter from seeing her. Not to mention, he dumped her after she had their child didn't pay child support and then maintained for a long time that he was not the father. And you say he loved her?
@TangoX you don´t know the whole story. but even though he had these problems he did something great in his life, giving the world a nice change after he´s gone
Lisa is telling the truth.remember how he sacked all colleagues in mackintosh when Steve was at rock bottom.he was rascal,thankless fellow.Lisa is absolutely correct
Awesome and very insightful updates Well i will also say this here... Even as the world still experience slow recovery in terms of economic meltdown due to the recent Covid-19 outbreak, it is best advised to find another alternative to make good income.
That explains why he died so early... Cancer is nothing but the repression of emotions and resentment. Geniuses are often complicated. High performers also tend to be highly dysfunctional and use their success as a way to deal with pain.
Who would know better than the little girl that was emotionally abandoned by her father, watching his 'other' family behave lovingly towards each other? Lisa is the only one who has the capacity to see and feel that. Job's sister and wife could not possibly know how Lisa felt and of course deny it's painful truth. The first 5 years of a child is when their brain forms and the child gets their 'knowledge' (not education) and not KNOWING what it is like to feel loved or even KNOW their parent, has a tremendous impact on a child. They can feel pain in the womb, why not emotional pain as a child? There is that 'missing 2 years' she witnessed as she got older and witnessed what others had and she didn't. She'll never feel whole. My grandson has been "kept" away (6,000 miles) from his father only because his mother is just plain evil. Thankfully he did have ten impressionable 'weeks' in the first five years of his young life. 3 years hence, only by video calls. My grandson will never feel whole. Bottom line, I believe her very much so.
You got it. That is the hard part, where the other family members do not see it and hence do not believe you. Very painful -- but forgiveness heals everything. I am only just now able to move on because of unconditional love.
He sacrificed his daughter for his company. He isn’t the only one. Many people on his level choose to neglect their children for their career aspirations.
Something about him was eerily off. As if he was never in the room with you. Just always lost in his own thoughts & agenda. And any indication of him paying attention to you was purely calculated & only for gain.
Of course she’s telling the truth. I’m in Silicon Valley and know plenty of people who knew him. Everything she says is spot on. Why would she lie, anyway? She’s a far better daughter than he ever deserved, and his wife was a Johnny come lately in his life, and not there for the first years of his life. It’s ridiculous for her and his sister (shame on her because she knows better) that “that was not the Steve they knew”. What in God’s name does their relationship have to do with his relationship with Lisa? This is disingenuous.
His daughter only believes what her mother has told her and it’s a bunch of lies. I knew Steve personally, and he was always there for his daughter after the first three years when we were all trying to figure out if he was truly the father. He doubted on her and love her dearly. His daughter, Lisa, and Lisa’s mother wrote books just to make a lot of money.
The way Steve Jobs biological parents put him in adoption claiming 'accidental birth', that's how he treated his daughter. This man's life is full of mysteries.
He used Wozniak, when Wozniak advocated for making computer parts distributed to the masses from good will, Steve Jobs tried to sell the parts and make money on his own. He also had a his way or the highway of doing things. he also looked down on gaming.
Im 73 yrs.old. I suffered the same rejection n cold treatment from my earthy father. As 65 yrs.old I conected the actions he lived as a child.... & his reactions to wards me.... He never knew parental love care attention etc.... ➕Lets PRAY TO OUR LOVING GOD for ALL PARENTS that could NOT. and CANT at the present share sentiments that DID NOT POSSESS.... and LISA her 1st kid AMEN➕
But I think she got pregnant because she wanted a child and did not regret it. I have no idea why she wanted Steve to be the father, probably because she was in love with him. But she probably did not regret it even though he left her.
And she isn’t wrong; what I found charming in her story is how she was able to hold both parents up to her perspective and reveal how difficult and troubled they both were and how hard she tried to get them to pay attention to her. If there’s a true hero in this tale it’s Mona Simpson.
I truly believe that after 1985 , Steve accepted her and loved her very much. The pictures showed that he was admiring her as the most loving Dad would be doing. But for a child, that might not be enough.
Brian Murphy Please don’t believe everything you read. It’s not all true. Because I know his life story I know do not believe in history of anything or anybody. People pick certain things and they write about it to make money.
@@lebowskij5815 Why do you suppose Jobs refused a DNA test for so many years? Woz was cheated. He was the brains behind Macintosh. Jobs understood marketing & it's potential. Without a conscious stealing from your partner is easy. Edit: nevermind. You don't acknowledge history.
I met him personally in San Francisco . Something inside of me told me not to pursue a relationship with him . That was in 1984 when he was not even known .
I personally think she has no reason to lie so i wholeheartedly believe her it's tough to look at someone that you idolize or put on a pedestal as being flawed or less than or even unhuman but the facts speak for themselves i hope she gets closer to her true father God almighty Jesus Christ God bless Lisa Jobs Amen
Any mature adult with any work experience within a corporation knows that these stories of CEOs are total BS. Jobs was not a genius! All those "ideas" and innovations were created by "employees" of his corporation, not him. He took the credit for it, not them. You're told by the corporation or CEO, "I want you and your team to create this." If you don't, start looking for a new job! That's how that works in the real world! Second, he knew very well what was going on in China at Foxconn. Within the industrial sectors of a corporation they have corporate representatives located at each factory around the world. In the case of Apple, they had American reps working daily at Foxconn. All corporations do this btw. There was no exception with Apple concerning that, even if Foxconn was a subcontractor. So Apple and Jobs knew 100% the work conditions and what was going on there. Long story short, Jobs was aware of all of it and he didn't give a rats rear end. This man had no respect for human rights, let alone the lives of others. And if you don't know what happened at Foxconn, go look into it. Example, employees committing suicide by jumping off the roofs, employees becoming sick and dying from chemical exposure, employees working shifts beyond 16 hours a day, employees tying up their children with dog leashes to street light poles for hours on end because there was no daycare in the factory, etc. Jobs was demon! Imagine facing your own death knowing that you caused this kind of suffrage onto others. Luckily for Jobs, he didn't have a conscious. You don't rise to the top in life being a good and moral person. I know Hollywood likes to sell you these stories, and I bet Jobs himself would have loved selling you the same story about himself, but the reality is that you have to be a cold blooded immoral person. That's how life works in the real world.
Of course she's telling the Truth. As a first family we been neglected by our father. He love my step sister so much. I experience what's Lisa is talking very painful but TRUE.
Steve Wozniak was the Genius behind Apple, Steve Jobs was just the salesman, but he selfishly and unashamedly took the credit for Wozniaks work. Story about the game Breakout co-created by Steve Wozniak: Al Alcorn was assigned as the Breakout project manager, and began development with Cyan Engineering in 1975. Bushnell assigned Steve Jobs to design a prototype. Jobs was offered $750, with an award for every TTL (transistor-transistor logic) chip fewer than 50. Jobs promised to complete a prototype within four days. Bushnell offered the bonus because he disliked how new Atari games required 150 to 170 chips; he knew that Jobs' friend Steve Wozniak, an employee of Hewlett-Packard, had designed a version of Pong that used about 30 chips. *Jobs had little specialized knowledge of circuit board design but knew Wozniak was capable of producing designs with a small number of chips. He convinced Wozniak to work with him, promising to split the fee evenly between them if Wozniak could minimize the number of chips*. Wozniak had no sketches and instead interpreted the game from its description. To save parts, he had "tricky little designs" difficult to understand for most engineers. Near the end of development, Wozniak considered moving the high score to the screen's top, but Jobs claimed Bushnell wanted it at the bottom; Wozniak was unaware of any truth to his claims. The original deadline was met after Wozniak worked at Atari four nights straight, doing some additional designs while at his day job at Hewlett-Packard. This equated to a bonus of $5,000, which Jobs kept secret from Wozniak. Wozniak has stated he only received payment of $350; he believed for years that Atari had promised $700 for a design using fewer than 50 chips, and $1000 for fewer than 40, stating in 1984 "We only got 700 bucks for it." Wozniak was the engineer, and Jobs was the breadboarder and tester.
I had a very similar upbringing to Steve Jobs. No intelligence s though. Nobody has any idea how you feel. The pain, loneliness and rejection you carry for the rest of your life. He’s daughter writing about him as a father. That’s absolutely awful . In my early 30s I had my son. I absolutely adored him. In his late 20s he started treating and speaking to me badly. The pain is unbearable. I find it hard to forgive him. We don’t talk. My daughter said “Life is too short”. My thought is. For the rest of your life, you will have to carry the way you treated me. The irony is. You grow up with a lot of pain and rejection. Steve Jobs I salute you sir
It’s her truth! All girls want their father’s love and attention. My dad didn’t know how to be a dad, but he wrote me loving, caring letters, with encouraging words and areas he admired me. I lived with him all my childhood! I know he tried and that he loved me!
There's a time in life where, as adults, we accept the past and move on with our life. Steve Jobs did it and became a genius. Be thankful for whatever blessings you have received and "focus" on creating your own reality. R.I.P Steve Jobs.
@Terror Shark fair comment and I understand your point. However, unless the victim is completely mentally incapacitated, I believe in the capacity of all life forms, especially intelligent life forms such as human beings, to rise to challenges and grow to overcome these obstacles; and evolve. We are only victims when we choose to be. We are all humans and we make mistakes and others perpetrate suffering on us, but we must choose to overcome these challenges, rather then being victims. Lastly, I understand that Lisa was creating a little controversy to sell her book and in the end Steve Jobs expressed his regret for not being closer to Lisa and his other children. Embrace all experiences, positive and negative; and 'choose' to learn and grow, rather then wither and die.
@@jonathankewe9415 Well said. If I may add, compassion and forgiveness releases us from suffering and frees everyone. We are energy and are all connected. We do more for humanity by choosing to raise our own level of consciousness.
@@jonathankewe9415 No. All that sounds good but is a bit cold -- unless we can get free of the severe childhood traumas we cannot move on. We are utterly victimized forever -- without help. Sometimes the emotional wounds are just so deep. Took me decades to get it right and begin to live my life and I don't care if you have a time table that says I am a bad person for taking so long. I just thank God I finally got it. Compassion. Emotionally incapacitated, yes.
Great video. Brilliant man, poor father to Lisa Jobs. It’s mysterious why he initially denied she was his daughter, being himself adopted. The fact that his wife and sister disagreed with LisA Jobs’ account of her experiences with her father does not make her a liar. The irony of this relationship is that Steve Jobs realized his mistake and apologized. But no amount of apology, whether accepted or not, can assuage the hurt and acute sense of estrangement Lisa Jobs might have faced. In retrospect, however, it’s good he apologized. There had to be some acknowledgement of wrong and he wisely stepped up and confessed he was wrong. Too often this happens to the best of families and children are the ones who are most vulnerable and get hurt in the long run.
@@RR-et6zp I’m neither qualified nor privileged to have access to information that would make me think differently. I suppose you do. But what makes you qualified to say he wasn’t brilliant? Personal prejudice? Objective analysis? Do share. I’m curious.
Not a fan of Jobs being "the guy who brought about the computer revolution" if it weren't for the likes of Jack Tramiel only the upper middle class could afford computers. Jack like Steve was no saint but I liked Jack's quote "We need to build computers for the masses, not the classes."
There were thousands of enthusiasts doing what woz did, even woz wanted to give it to IBM and get a raise. Steve did his part, he was not a engineer true but he saw future. If not him we would never heard woz.
Steve was quite the genius, although I dislike how his gadgets make people addicted to their phones now as a necessity, but he also lacked the moral foundation to do the right thing for his daughter when he had material ability to support her. He should have rejoiced at her going to Harvard, and just written a little check. Many people are in his situation, but without the money, so he could have really done better. The later, richer Jobs heirs denying Lisa's veracity is truly disgusting; They are pigs who don't understand the physical suffering in the United States of those who don't have adequate financial resources.
Gadgets don't make people addicted. There are such things called an off switch! I don't have a smart phone. Just a basic cell which works fine. As nasty as Jobs was why are people so shocked! He was no different than anyone else. He just fell off too many of peoples' pedestals being just as snotty as everyone else.
Well said, yes, its harrowing to see folk shackled to their devices, no life or cognisance beyond. I've no cell phone thro conscious choice. In some respects he was a shit. Discuss ...
I'm sure Steve's lifestyle caused him his cancer, his diet plus the constant worrying about new products he had a stressful life by default and he was prone to stress anyway.
His being a fruitarian for a (long?) while may have contributed to his pancreatic cancer, but that is not certain. Heritance may have played a role as wel, most people who develop this cancer obviously were not fruitarians but it seems to increase the likelyhood if I understand correctly because of the glycemic impact of all the fruit sugars without the dampening effect of other, more substantial foods. I don't think he worried about his work or his family or anything though. Neither I think there is any confirmed correlation between worrying and cancer. That seems to be just a myth. His work was his passion that he put all his energy in because he loved it and he just didn't think about anything else. A lack of empathy and autistic tendencies made it possible to totally focus on his interest and simply pay no attention to anything else. Like not thinking about the holes in his worn clothes for instance. So he was utterly selfish, not wanting his daughter to study and just leaving her a tiny fraction of a fair inheritance. I'm happy for her she got at least a few million so she should be able to live a comfortable life after all, and take care of her mother a little bit too. Amazing that she is so the opposite of him; wanting to study, wanting to hugely support a philantropic foundation (gates) for instance. She seems to be a very nice person.
@J Smith Maybe he wasn't rational but calling him an idiot is a far fetch. I mean it was his own life after all, he had major influence from the hippie era, and he just did what he simply knew and belived in. He was a guy who walked around bare foot and lived on fruits Also chemo can be very destructive, and only could delay the inevitable in some cases. So his choice was unortodox but it was his life afer all.
His vegan lifestyle contributed to him living to age 57, when the cancer had already spread throughout his body by age 27. By the time of diagnoses at age 50, there was nothing to be done to stop it - surgery at that time would not have saved his life. Dr Mcdougall has a lecture here on TH-cam where he discusses this, and based on the size of his tumor at death, he knows Steve Jobs got cancer as a teen, most probably from his work in electronics and not taking proper precautions particular when using soldering irons (breathing in the fumes from it).
Yes I believe her...at least she spent some time and had a few good memories. My father refused to have a relationship with me. However he called me three months before he died of cancer and apologized. 💔🤧
I have zero idea why everyone worships this guy: anyone who has done any research - or who lived through the era - knows that Jobs never came up with any of the ideas that made Apple so successful, he was a genius but in marketing NOT in technology. But why let the truth stand in the way of idolitry?
Are you dumb? Wozniak was a true genius, and the inventor of both the Apple I and Apple II, but what you have to realize is that Wozniak was NOT a salesman. Jobs was like Wozniak until the Apple II, where he got his first funding and then he pretty much managed the business and got it to at least $125Bn of net worth in 2011. Both people were needed for the company, and any of them by their own would have failed to achieve such a feat -- jobs would be more prone to succeeding if there was somebody else with the same idea.
Not an APPLE fan...never owned any of their products. It's my not all together uninformed observation that Jobs had a fantastic vision for what would be a product in demand. Not an inconsiderable talent.
@THE BEAST Passion is different that knowledge..jobs could not code.. He did not understand electronics and this is one of main reason bill gates fooled him and was able to find success earlier than him.
Steve job's childhood...left him no option but to be who he was...we have no right whatsoever to judge him...he was abandoned by both parents...grew up with alot of resentment...we must be celebrating him...for creating what he created for the world instead!!!
I believe Steve Jobs suffered a great deal emotionally because of his being given up for adoption. It most likely formed some kind of psychological problem. Who knows what his life was like as a baby and child and how he was treated. What he brought to the world is amazing and he deserves the respect! I like Steve Jobs and understand his complicated life. RIP Steve Jobs!
Her story is full of shit. She wrote a fake book to make a lot of money, and then she received millions of dollars from him in the end. What an ungrateful little shit she is. He took care of her for most of her life after about three years old.
Steve’s life is a case study of the necessity to resolve child parent trauma. His father rejecting his pregnant mother led him to be cold. Every child wants to feel wanted by their father
It is very sad for his daughter . He should have help her mother to. Clueless about feelings and about caring for others. It is heartbreaking I really feel for his daughter. Selfish man . A parent rejecting a child is a soul crusher. It linger on and on and sometimes never goes away.
Far worse than simply rejecting her - he was rejecting her for all the world to see because of his status. The worse thing is that he was abandoned as a child, so it only makes the way he acted so much more detestable given that he would already know what it does to a child.
Angele Babin None of us believe that Lisa was his in the beginning. Her mother did sleep around she did sleep around so it took a while to find out that she actually gave birth to Steve’s child. He did not abandon her he took very good care of her a few years later and she is very well taken care of through inheritance.
Angele Babin Oh poor her. He helped her all her life after three years old and he left her millions of dollars and she had to still write a book saying crappy stuff about him to make more money. Greed greed greed. Poor baby. You know nothing except what you read which is a bunch of crap. People write books to make money.
He was not a genius. He didn't know much of anything. He stood on the backs of giants and took credit for their work. He was nothing more than an idea man.
He was a psychopath who treated everyone like shit. This cheapness and disregard for his own daughter is the most horrible story I've heard yet. what a pos.
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I’ll never understand how someone could be angry at his own father for abandoning his family, then turn around and neglect his own.
You cannot give what you do not have!
children learn what they live.
a child with a abusive father goes on to abuse his wife and children
@@twistedtitan5485 NO THEY DON'T. We're not all like that
@@lamarr4513
I didn't say all. But for the ones that do a good chunk of them had a abusive parent
that is the point I was trying to make.
can some rise above a above horrible circumstances ? absolutely.
@@twistedtitan5485 bullshit excuses
I believe her. Just because someone is a genius doesn't mean they have emotional intelligence. I'm sorry she had to grow up in such turmoil.
So true. Being a genius doesn't guarantee a nice and loving man. He was a cold hearted intelligent man.
This guy was no genius , a failure at multiple things , apple pc`s , treating his 1st kid & mom like s- - t , medical ignorence , change the world ! made money , w o w . then he cry`s . what a whimp . hope the familys normal.
He didn’t design shit and emotional intelligence doesn’t exist it’s called social calibration , and yes he had it he practiced his speeches but he was still a dick
I was thinking the same thing. I believe her because of things I've heard others say about him, which are somewhat consistent with what she has said. She needs some serious therapy. I feel so bad for her.
That guy was an asshole it's written all over his face.
She's telling the truth from her perspective. These kinds of stories exist all over the place.This one just happens to be with a famous Dad.
What a dick, he had the money but was going to let her drop of college out because it wasn't part of his stupid vision. What would she do then, be a house maid for him?
Her version is much closer to reality than not...
Yes indeed, Jobs is definitely a deeply complicated man, and that's why he's a genius. People that change the world that much are hardly ever your every day men.
@@oaesan he wasn't a genius, he payed genius' to create and took the credit.
@@miller1 her version is her version that’s it, is not good to talk about someone when they cant defend themselves, why talk when he is dead?
He stopped paying her tuition beccause she put education first ?? What a jerk !
Reading her book it wasn’t as if being around him to be “ part of the family “ was gratifying. He was so moody, and arbitrary. She’d set a goal of going to college and achieved it.
He was just so messed up.
@Freedom is over sad Did you read her book? It’s a lovely memoir.
I found it honest and compelling.
He’s infamous and will remain so.
He wanted her to be a nanny for his new n fresh kids lol
horrible man, who cares what he did for computers and all that crap, at the end that's not important either, what a jerk, he infuriates me, at the end he left her little money compared to what he gave to his wife, he never said anything about his mistakes in his famous speech, just talked about how to archive success. At the end, a computer genius but a stupid man, zero wisdom. Life had to slammed him with death to destroy his pride
@@janvysatya6595 that’s what pissed me off the most.
Naked we were born, naked shall we return to grave.
It sounds like Steve Jobs had Narcissistic personality disorder.
Was thinking exactly the same. !!!! But it may be the opposite. His ex wife might me the narcissist. I can't know.
I think it happened becoz of his childhood
I think that he was punishing his daughter for what his parents did to him
Yh, that is my observation.
His "genuineness" sounds like him taking credit for the work of other people. Do you really think he was a 3d animator and worked on toy story.
He died a broken man, with billions of dollars he can’t take with him
That you cannot take anything with you is in the DNA of a Hindu... The most important teaching you can ever give a child,which then guides you in how you conduct your life.
@Мармеладов ТВ inexplicable
@Мармеладов ТВ He went there to be initiated into the occult.
@Мармеладов ТВ Well hes in darkness now.
@@brindatakley9858 False teaching.
Jobs had $200 million in bank but paid $500 in child support for her own daughter. What's wrong with this guy. What a sociopath.
Men
NEVER JUDGE. even I agree to that decision.
And that reflects Apple the company he has created even today!
$500 a month back then would be comparable to probably to $2,500 a month today.. So stop all the judging you damn hypocrites. He made up for it in his will.
He doesn't accepted her as his daughter first. He brlived it after only after dna text
Steve was not only given up for adoption, he was also given up after a month by the first couple who had him. When the Jobs first got him, they remained distant for the first year because they did not know if they were able to keep him. And people wonder why Steve had attachment problems throughout his life? Those early childhood experiences form the foundation of an individual's lifelong psychology.
😔 Heart breaking .
Yep. If NPD had a recipe, this is it.
While true it's not an excuse to be a douche. Most everyone has early childhood difficulties. Doesn't mean they have Carte Blanche to be shitty to a kid they created.
GrottoLova I agree with you. Some human are criminals of the soul. When you are a good human no matter what happen you try to help others not to live the same trauma that you have experience.
GrottoLova Carte blanche lol 😂 you mean botte blanche .
Jobs was my neighbor in Palo Alto back in the early 90s and we would run into him at Whole Foods on Homer and Printers Inc. on California Ave. Steve was intense and brilliant and very moody. My husband knew him and a good friend was his intellectual property rights attorney at Apple for many years. Steve would have screaming fits in the halls at Apple and often treated people very badly ...Lisa had a rough go of it sad to say...
Yes, on one hand, he was a tyrant, secretly pitting on engineering team against the other. If you were on the ‘winning’ team, life was great, but if you were on the ‘losing’ team.......well, you were a loser. Sometimes you just got pushed over to another team that would take you on, and sometimes it was just best to walk out the door. Many, many marriages suffered through those reigns of terror. On the other hand, Jobs could heap praise and reward teams in surprising, generous ways.
BTW, did you ever see him in Il Fornaio restaurant on on Cowper Street in Palo Alto? He so much enjoyed the food prepared by a specific chef that he hired him to cook for Apple. I can share a wonderful story about how this chef taught some Apple engineers (and coffee aficionados) how to operate a legit espresso machine.
Thank you for being honest and truthful God bless. When I watched him I didn't come to see him as a joyful positive giving spirited soul. I think there's some nefarious about his spirit and soul so his Avatar meaning body became polluted. Disease has too meanings. And I think he had the disease from not being truthful who he really was to the world. Peace be with you through these holidays.
Steve never screamed at me, always smitten w me
Narsisist . This man was nothing to admire. Genius no . Great manipulator.
@@krisruiz5365 exactly like what Bill Burr said about him being nerd Jesus lol.
8:32 After finally she started living with Jobs and new "Mother" and half-siblings, Jobs discouraged her going to college , and stopped paying her for college. He wanted her to be with family and "siblings". He probably treated her like unpaid labour and nanny, as a Cibderella by step-mom.
Yeah what a jerk how dare he treat his daughter like that 😡
Not true
My Father is same....A Narcissist, Dictator , He is in his 80s now still the same... He is a successful wealthy man. N m his unplanned youngest child who is not even in his will.... I can totally understand how much pain Lisa must have went through n i feel it's true.. . Most Of her story Resonates with me.
Suru ,Jesus will give u the unconditional love that you missed !
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Not really.. these people are bought by the Illuminati. They sell their soul for money and success
undwelt issues
@suru unconditional luv ((((((((((( 💜 )))))))))))
He sounds like he was a sociopath, narcissist, bipolar millionaire.
okolekahuna almost all rich people are abnormal.
Multi billionaire
not narcissism. manipulative people are narcissistic. hillary clinton is an example
@Regina Redding, I'll agree with 2/3 of your statement. Sociopath, Narcissist...most likely, but bipolar...that's me just reaching. My apologies, I hope I don't start a gossip.
@Regina Redding Bwha... Jesus was not thát bad.
Her story rings true for several reasons. Besides being coherent, Jobs was legendary for being extraordinarily cruel and demanding in the workplace. One wonders if he ever was really close to anyone. His later family has a dog in the race to portray normalcy for gain. Even his death was probably driven by bizarre and obsessive desire to live nearly forever, hence his strange fruit only diet, which certainly fried his pancreas and likely caused his pancreatic tumor. His live was one of extreme imbalance, from relationships to even food. Tragically sad!
Stephen DeNagy Not everything is true. Unless you know him personally will not say these things.
Lebowski J Unless you knew him personally, you cannot say they aren’t true.
Stephen DeNagy Her story is not totally true. Unless you lived with any of them you would not know. People write stories to make money. This is even more money then she was left by her father. She is so so rich now it’s ridiculous
Theresa Bentivenga Not many people knew him personally but I sure did
@@lebowskij5815 SHOCK for you. Sometimes these guys don't let their friends see how they act. It is done in secret and is very subtle. They are sick. I know you won't believe me. As part of his Flying Monkey brigade, you are dazzled by his greatness. Did you know Lisa, too?
I feel that his 1st daughter is telling the truth, Steve Jobs was a quirky guy. Not every American child has a perfect life. Many men think only of themselves.
All women think of themselves
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@@thunderbust1260 "Ignorance is bliss"
It wasn't thought, it was repressed emotional patterns that he never resolved subconsciously. Luckily for you, as you likely type your useless little opinions everyday thanks to the first-rate madness of Steve Jobs
@@KalkiAvatarATWAR no, not thanks to Steve Jobs, thanks to his employees who were exploited by Jobs, one of the biggest examples of why Capitalism is a plague that has to be eradicated.
I just finished reading her book -- she's obviously got creative talent and great intelligence. Somehow, she was able to write about her father's immature and infuriating neglect and even emotional abuse with forgiveness. I am wondering, though, where all her anger is, if there is any. Perhaps she has moved on, especially since he gave her a deathbed apology. I guess that's something, a small crumb thrown toward her at the very last minute, when he finally realized his errors. But I still don't think it erases all the lifetime of harm he did her -- much of it irreversible. "Genius" is no excuse.
Anger is mostly an emotion which surfaces first. Deep sadness comes as last to cope with the loss and unfulfilled needs. I believe that one goes from the offensive (anger) to the defensive (sadness) and processes the pain. That's when forgiveness can be given. It doesn't erase what she has gone throught, it transformed her. "Genius" is no excuse -> I agree.
Not genius at all, just willing to sacrifice integrity and values in favour of success. He never designed a circuit or wrote a line of code in his life. He reminds me with oil lords of Iraq who cant read or write but are richer than Bill Gates
@@asoftraiden He was willing to sacrifice "family" values because he didn't value family. How could he since he never had one as a child. He was a genius, just not in the technical aspect that he never wanted to build a circuit or write a line of code. He was a genius in other aspects.
I feel sad for him. He keeps chasing money and success thinking that makes him important and loved by the public, but he must not have known that family’s love is more important. His childhood was ruined and he does not know what true happiness is, that is why he ended up lonely and sad. Everyone one makes mistakes in their lives, some lucky ones realized it early enough to fix that mistakes. Steve is one of the sad one that realize mistakes and regrets it when he is dying...no chance to fix it. Sad!
@@naturereporter2719 Sorry I wasn't notified of your reply here, or I would have responded sooner. Thank you for your insight. I believe you are right on this. I do think that Steve's "offenses" were forgiveable, while so many traumatized people have experienced what I would consider "unforgiveable" things. In those cases, a person can still process all the pain and eventually move on with their life. I don't believe in this "forgiveness is for YOU" stuff I've been hearing about lately. You can (and should) move on without forgiving in some cases.
Lisa Jobs was raised differently from Steve’s other children. She was raised basically in poverty by a single mother trying her best. These are her memories and her reality. No question that there are huge differences between her siblings and stepmother. Jobs neglect and denial of his daughter, on and off throughout his life, is inexcusable. Saying you’re sorry on your deathbed doesn’t change that fact nor does it erase a life long of suffering by a little girl who only wanted the love of her father.
Of course shes telling the truth. It is not uncommon for high achieving people to have sociopathic traits that lead them to do very cruel things and think little of it and the effects it has on others. I have no doubt Steve Jobs regretted his treatment of his first daughter, but only after being faced with his mortality and reflecting upon things he needed to make right. Steve had many regrets and this is reflected in his last words which are clearly his apology for missing the target with family and friends, many of which he hurt and alienated. Nobody is perfect, Steve excelled at being a businessman and that was enough for the world to remember him with respect.
No use of all that when the family suffers.
Not true
This was actually a good video. I find it so sad really. He was in such denial and rejected the idea of being a father he never could form a strong bond with his daughter. Lisa described her version of events and feelings she went thru, I don't see anyone else can deny that or say otherwise when it wasn't you going thru that. Seems Jobs and his wife were of the same personality types with little empathy towards others. He was a great business & visionary but lousy as a person.
What's the point of being a brilliant man if you are a shitty father?
Yea there called liberals
Have you forgotten that Jobs also had 3 other children whom he cared a lot
@@alphazar And what about the one he didn't care for - Lisa?
Ikhenaten Igbo hmm Steve apologised, they reconciled, and Lisa inherited millions of dollars. Also, Jobs did care for Lisa although he was quite distant to her compared to his other kids.
Carried a picture of her in his wallet? What a confused man.
That's why never trade your soul for money you'll never find real joy life.
@@ccc-qo6ls yes money was his most significant thing to change the world with tech. Imagine somebody without a soul try to change the world.
Yeah you are right. All rich people are evil. Money are evil. Hahhaha 😂
NOW FOR REAL
Bro that is just excuse. That isn't real. You are just jealous. I don't know why people think thay need to choose between money and happiness.
No stereotyping @@pavledunic8491 i think the people you admired they chose riches, fame over love, compassion. Stop adoring a successful narcissist.
@R S you can assume the real joy is money when you have none.
The biggest thing to learn isn't "trade your soul for money", it's DONT LET YOUR CHILDREN BE AN ACCIDENT. GET MARRIED.
It's one of the 10 ten commandments. THOU SHALT NOT COMMIT ADULTERY
He wasn't a genius, and his behavior towards his daughter wasn't "peculiar" it was deplorable
مؤسفا حقا ان يحدث تارة في من ليس هم بأهل لك فكيف رأيتهم كذلك .هي تلك التارة
لا تحيد عن التصيحه فهي لا تعمل الا في هذا وعلي هذا النحو
@@مشوفشكلب I'm sorry, I dont speak your language.
Steve was probably deeply hurt by the rejection from his biological parents.
Unhealed wounds.
Aggred
Then he wouldn't have done the same thing.
And whose responsibility was to seek help? HIS! You are not responsible for what was done to you, but it is your job to seek help and take care of those wounds. It's not like he didn't have the money to pay for therapy.
Cancer deleted his life.
Steve was rejected by his biological parents.... so he did the same with his daughter
She's telling the truth!! I've read books and watched videos on Steve jobs, he was a real jerk.
Basile Kidi She’s only telling the truth from her perspective and from the way she thinks of things and from what her mother told her. Not everything is truthful.
@@lebowskij5815 She's his daughter and spend time with him. The fact that he only paid $500 cs a month is sickening!
Well good for you that you read the books and watch the videos but I was part of the family so I think I know a little bit better than you but thank you anyway.
@@misshoneynevercame4832 yep it really is. It’s heartbreaking to see how in the end of his life, he had a lot of regrets. I feel sad for Lisa,
Living with a genius very difficult....it’s true fine line between genius and insanity.....living with someone, you love, who is not capable of having a conversation with you...someone who doesn’t understand why, you have to separate from him....I can understand her hurt...
and i always wondered why people dont like me
The only geniuses are the engineers who have built the actual products that Apple sell them at an exorbitant price. It's just the media and Apple's shareholders that elevated him to a god status.
Steve wasn't a genius, he was just a giant narcissist.
Its hard to deny he was an apple that fell right next to that tree, his dad, whom he despised.
I’ve been with a person with similar childhood experience and I believe her.
keecefly I’ll say this, don’t have sex unless you protect yourself. Condom, vasectomy and lastly abstinence, they you have more control of your life , at least in that area of your life.
keecefly no we men need to take more responsibility and not allow our ourselves to get in these situations. You didn’t mention the other option , not having sex.
Sorry to hear that. But if you feel your dad is a overall good man, never give up on him!
i believe her too，her father is a NPD
i blieve that strange bi polar steve is. was..her father. just look at their faces foget DNA test. sounded steve was bipolar. undiagnosed too.
very stingy human.cold too.i know few human like these and they are cold..lonely..and we feel they dont like us to talk or come near them.these bipolars look like they like their way only. mybe im wrong. not nice to be near them..😀
Steve Jobs was neither a genius or visionary. He was a great salesman, or a circus ring leader. He never created anything, he never designed anything. He was just knowledgeable about manipulating emotions and press to sell a products that he stole or took credit for the genius of other less know designers and developers (which he treated like shit). Basically what he said he did...He played the orchestra.
Bravo!
He is a Visionary and a great leader!😊
Not according to the people that worked for him... He was a great leader, recruiter, teambuilder with an insane work ethic and attitude to promote productivity.
Exactly. I don't know what's wrong with the media and people. He was not a genius nor nice.
Bingo
He loved his daughter and her mother. He obviously had issues with family since he was abandoned himself. He only was interested in what he could control.
@jay brooks
What do you mean 'he loved her mother?' He didn't do much for her if anything and took the house she wanted for himself and later forbade his daughter from seeing her.
Not to mention, he dumped her after she had their child didn't pay child support and then maintained for a long time that he was not the father.
And you say he loved her?
@TangoX you don´t know the whole story. but even though he had these problems he did something great in his life, giving the world a nice change after he´s gone
TangoX nothing is free in Life. The light comes into the dark as innovation comes from the chaos
His daughter yes, her mum-no. He himself said that he loved only 2 women in his life. Tina Redse and his wife Lauren.
Lisa is telling the truth.remember how he sacked all colleagues in mackintosh when Steve was at rock bottom.he was rascal,thankless fellow.Lisa is absolutely correct
Lisa is telling the truth. How can she lie about her painful growing up?
@Dingle Barry, it's impossible to prove your "millions of evidence." It's easier to prove from her own life.
@Freedom is over sad yep
@@samirnawrozada1799 no is not she's traumatized for the rest of her life
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That explains why he died so early...
Cancer is nothing but the repression of emotions and resentment.
Geniuses are often complicated.
High performers also tend to be highly dysfunctional and use their success as a way to deal with pain.
Humm
Don’t be so silly about cancer
This comment is basically “tell me you are religious without telling me”.
Who would know better than the little girl that was emotionally abandoned by her father, watching his 'other' family behave lovingly towards each other? Lisa is the only one who has the capacity to see and feel that. Job's sister and wife could not possibly know how Lisa felt and of course deny it's painful truth. The first 5 years of a child is when their brain forms and the child gets their 'knowledge' (not education) and not KNOWING what it is like to feel loved or even KNOW their parent, has a tremendous impact on a child. They can feel pain in the womb, why not emotional pain as a child? There is that 'missing 2 years' she witnessed as she got older and witnessed what others had and she didn't. She'll never feel whole. My grandson has been "kept" away (6,000 miles) from his father only because his mother is just plain evil. Thankfully he did have ten impressionable 'weeks' in the first five years of his young life. 3 years hence, only by video calls. My grandson will never feel whole. Bottom line, I believe her very much so.
Yeah, people gloss over it took a COURT ORDER. He'll never earn dad of the year award...
You got it. That is the hard part, where the other family members do not see it and hence do not believe you. Very painful -- but forgiveness heals everything. I am only just now able to move on because of unconditional love.
@@marylouleeman Agree with you 100% -- "forgiveness heals everything." Jesus Christ is the proponent of this teaching.
He sacrificed his daughter for his company. He isn’t the only one. Many people on his level choose to neglect their children for their career aspirations.
Something about him was eerily off. As if he was never in the room with you. Just always lost in his own thoughts & agenda. And any indication of him paying attention to you was purely calculated & only for gain.
@@JC-li8kk Interesting observation, i'm guessing based on actual experience.
Of course she’s telling the truth. I’m in Silicon Valley and know plenty of people who knew him. Everything she says is spot on. Why would she lie, anyway? She’s a far better daughter than he ever deserved, and his wife was a Johnny come lately in his life, and not there for the first years of his life. It’s ridiculous for her and his sister (shame on her because she knows better) that “that was not the Steve they knew”. What in God’s name does their relationship have to do with his relationship with Lisa? This is disingenuous.
VERY well said 👍
His daughter only believes what her mother has told her and it’s a bunch of lies. I knew Steve personally, and he was always there for his daughter after the first three years when we were all trying to figure out if he was truly the father. He doubted on her and love her dearly. His daughter, Lisa, and Lisa’s mother wrote books just to make a lot of money.
The way Steve Jobs biological parents put him in adoption claiming 'accidental birth', that's how he treated his daughter. This man's life is full of mysteries.
He was a sociopath!
Well it shows that success and money do not remove the scars of early childhood.
I think ,he succeeded due to his childhood trauma....in a negative way...he himself never became healed.
You thought it did?
Correction was Steve Wozniak the BRAIN and Steve Job took advantage of his friend get the fact straight
They needed each other they were both geniuses
@@lindasolis7543 No. Woz didn't NEED Jobs. He could've done with any businessman partner.
But every businessman NEEDED Woz.
He used Wozniak, when Wozniak advocated for making computer parts distributed to the masses from good will, Steve Jobs tried to sell the parts and make money on his own. He also had a his way or the highway of doing things. he also looked down on gaming.
@@Subuzgreatest woz wanted to give everything to IBM just to get promotion. It’s not that easy
A daughter won't lie. It's true.
He was an extremely selfish and hartless man
What?
What you mean????
He was unkind, in the least
not exactly
He was a jerk
Im 73 yrs.old.
I suffered the same rejection n cold treatment
from my earthy father.
As 65 yrs.old I conected the actions he lived as a child.... & his reactions to
wards me.... He never knew parental love care attention etc....
➕Lets PRAY TO OUR LOVING GOD for ALL PARENTS that could NOT. and CANT at the present
share sentiments that DID NOT POSSESS....
and LISA her 1st kid AMEN➕
❤
True I can understand
Sadly, understanding does not erase the pain or real life repercusions
Yes very true
Pro tip, never try to trap a man with a "baby", it never works out well for anyone involved.
A baby?...she was *his* baby. @joe
I think what Joe means is that Steve thought she got pregnant on purpose to keep Steve in the relationship and that never works.
But I think she got pregnant because she wanted a child and did not regret it. I have no idea why she wanted Steve to be the father, probably because she was in love with him. But she probably did not regret it even though he left her.
@@DutchmanAmsterdam Possible. Either way it's terribly sad for the daughter.
If a man doesn't want to be "trapped," why would such a man have sex with a woman?
He was a narcissist.
Of course she is telling the truth, form her viewpoint.
Yeah...I think that was the point...*from her viewpoint
And she isn’t wrong; what I found charming in her story is how she was able to hold both parents up to her perspective and reveal how difficult and troubled they both were and how hard she tried to get them to pay attention to her.
If there’s a true hero in this tale it’s Mona Simpson.
This is so traumatizing to excuse Lisa views of her childhood really hurts especially when other people said the same thing about her childhood
I think she is telling the truth most definitely.
There's no excuse for abandoning your child.
Sounds like John Lennon, except John didn’t deny his paternity
I truly believe that after 1985 , Steve accepted her and loved her very much. The pictures showed that he was admiring her as the most loving Dad would be doing. But for a child, that might not be enough.
I find the whole story of Jobs ,his daughter and family to be very sad.
Brian Murphy Please don’t believe everything you read. It’s not all true. Because I know his life story I know do not believe in history of anything or anybody. People pick certain things and they write about it to make money.
Brian Murphy
It is the American Dream when viewed from the outside, and an American tragedy when viewed from within.
@@lebowskij5815 Apple fan-boys.
@@lebowskij5815 Why do you suppose Jobs refused a DNA test for so many years?
Woz was cheated. He was the brains behind Macintosh.
Jobs understood marketing & it's potential. Without a conscious stealing from your partner is easy.
Edit: nevermind. You don't acknowledge history.
@@lebowskij5815 fan boy
I was kind of thinking you had an actual interview with her. Not a clickbait thumbnail.
He only cared about money and business What's the use when he's dead at age 56 !!!
There is a striking resemblance between Jobs and Lisa.
Yet still not convincing enough for Steve Jobs.
They know what they did in love making. So only did he know!!
I met him personally in San Francisco . Something inside of me told me not to pursue a relationship with him . That was in 1984 when he was not even known .
I think she's telling the truth, her truth from her perspective.
I totally understand what she went through while growing up as a young person and I support her!
Not “Her” truth, the truth. Jobs was an asshole, He died an asshole, you can admire him, like him, he was still an ass.
The fact is , with enough money, you can create your own truth.
And Steve Jobs was not short of money.
I rest my case!
eastlondonhustler what exactly is your case?
@@Player_Zhirow he used his wealth to create his own reality.
I personally think she has no reason to lie so i wholeheartedly believe her it's tough to look at someone that you idolize or put on a pedestal as being flawed or less than or even unhuman but the facts speak for themselves i hope she gets closer to her true father God almighty Jesus Christ God bless Lisa Jobs Amen
hola vos She lies to make a story to sell books and make money. It’s her perception but it’s not all true.
0:08 apple is worth a trillion dollars not a billion
I noticed that too haha; also did the video get blurred out for you during the 2-3 minute segment as well??
D A Yup
D A yup
Any mature adult with any work experience within a corporation knows that these stories of CEOs are total BS. Jobs was not a genius! All those "ideas" and innovations were created by "employees" of his corporation, not him. He took the credit for it, not them. You're told by the corporation or CEO, "I want you and your team to create this." If you don't, start looking for a new job! That's how that works in the real world! Second, he knew very well what was going on in China at Foxconn. Within the industrial sectors of a corporation they have corporate representatives located at each factory around the world. In the case of Apple, they had American reps working daily at Foxconn. All corporations do this btw. There was no exception with Apple concerning that, even if Foxconn was a subcontractor. So Apple and Jobs knew 100% the work conditions and what was going on there. Long story short, Jobs was aware of all of it and he didn't give a rats rear end. This man had no respect for human rights, let alone the lives of others. And if you don't know what happened at Foxconn, go look into it. Example, employees committing suicide by jumping off the roofs, employees becoming sick and dying from chemical exposure, employees working shifts beyond 16 hours a day, employees tying up their children with dog leashes to street light poles for hours on end because there was no daycare in the factory, etc. Jobs was demon! Imagine facing your own death knowing that you caused this kind of suffrage onto others. Luckily for Jobs, he didn't have a conscious. You don't rise to the top in life being a good and moral person. I know Hollywood likes to sell you these stories, and I bet Jobs himself would have loved selling you the same story about himself, but the reality is that you have to be a cold blooded immoral person. That's how life works in the real world.
You are 100% correct.
Of course she's telling the Truth. As a first family we been neglected by our father. He love my step sister so much.
I experience what's Lisa is talking very painful but TRUE.
Aurora Concepcion It is not true. She had resentments and wanted to make money and listen to her stupid mother who is a liar also
Wow! What a wicked father he was to his daughter! He was so rich! Very sad, she should have abandoned him long ago!
Everyone say Steve job was genius. But nobody talks about Steve Wazniak who was the actual brain behind apple.
Steve Wozniak was the Genius behind Apple, Steve Jobs was just the salesman, but he selfishly and unashamedly took the credit for Wozniaks work.
Story about the game Breakout co-created by Steve Wozniak:
Al Alcorn was assigned as the Breakout project manager, and began development with Cyan Engineering in 1975. Bushnell assigned Steve Jobs to design a prototype. Jobs was offered $750, with an award for every TTL (transistor-transistor logic) chip fewer than 50. Jobs promised to complete a prototype within four days.
Bushnell offered the bonus because he disliked how new Atari games required 150 to 170 chips; he knew that Jobs' friend Steve Wozniak, an employee of Hewlett-Packard, had designed a version of Pong that used about 30 chips. *Jobs had little specialized knowledge of circuit board design but knew Wozniak was capable of producing designs with a small number of chips. He convinced Wozniak to work with him, promising to split the fee evenly between them if Wozniak could minimize the number of chips*. Wozniak had no sketches and instead interpreted the game from its description. To save parts, he had "tricky little designs" difficult to understand for most engineers. Near the end of development, Wozniak considered moving the high score to the screen's top, but Jobs claimed Bushnell wanted it at the bottom; Wozniak was unaware of any truth to his claims. The original deadline was met after Wozniak worked at Atari four nights straight, doing some additional designs while at his day job at Hewlett-Packard. This equated to a bonus of $5,000, which Jobs kept secret from Wozniak. Wozniak has stated he only received payment of $350; he believed for years that Atari had promised $700 for a design using fewer than 50 chips, and $1000 for fewer than 40, stating in 1984 "We only got 700 bucks for it." Wozniak was the engineer, and Jobs was the breadboarder and tester.
I had a very similar upbringing to Steve Jobs. No intelligence s though. Nobody has any idea how you feel. The pain, loneliness and rejection you carry for the rest of your life. He’s daughter writing about him as a father. That’s absolutely awful . In my early 30s I had my son. I absolutely adored him. In his late 20s he started treating and speaking to me badly. The pain is unbearable. I find it hard to forgive him. We don’t talk. My daughter said “Life is too short”. My thought is. For the rest of your life, you will have to carry the way you treated me. The irony is. You grow up with a lot of pain and rejection. Steve Jobs I salute you sir
What changed that made your son started treating you badly?
It’s her truth! All girls want their father’s love and attention. My dad didn’t know how to be a dad, but he wrote me loving, caring letters, with encouraging words and areas he admired me. I lived with him all my childhood! I know he tried and that he loved me!
this is about her.
I tried to read her book but it was so depressing I could not finish it.
There's a time in life where, as adults, we accept the past and move on with our life. Steve Jobs did it and became a genius. Be thankful for whatever blessings you have received and "focus" on creating your own reality. R.I.P Steve Jobs.
@Terror Shark fair comment and I understand your point. However, unless the victim is completely mentally incapacitated, I believe in the capacity of all life forms, especially intelligent life forms such as human beings, to rise to challenges and grow to overcome these obstacles; and evolve. We are only victims when we choose to be. We are all humans and we make mistakes and others perpetrate suffering on us, but we must choose to overcome these challenges, rather then being victims. Lastly, I understand that Lisa was creating a little controversy to sell her book and in the end Steve Jobs expressed his regret for not being closer to Lisa and his other children. Embrace all experiences, positive and negative; and 'choose' to learn and grow, rather then wither and die.
@@jonathankewe9415 Well said. If I may add, compassion and forgiveness releases us from suffering and frees everyone. We are energy and are all connected. We do more for humanity by choosing to raise our own level of consciousness.
@@uknancy3 Amen!
@@jonathankewe9415 No. All that sounds good but is a bit cold -- unless we can get free of the severe childhood traumas we cannot move on. We are utterly victimized forever -- without help. Sometimes the emotional wounds are just so deep. Took me decades to get it right and begin to live my life and I don't care if you have a time table that says I am a bad person for taking so long. I just thank God I finally got it. Compassion. Emotionally incapacitated, yes.
@@marylouleeman Thank you for sharing. It's a blessing to know that you have risen above your circumstance and grown as a human being. God Bless.
Great video. Brilliant man, poor father to Lisa Jobs. It’s mysterious why he initially denied she was his daughter, being himself adopted. The fact that his wife and sister disagreed with LisA Jobs’ account of her experiences with her father does not make her a liar. The irony of this relationship is that Steve Jobs realized his mistake and apologized. But no amount of apology, whether accepted or not, can assuage the hurt and acute sense of estrangement Lisa Jobs might have faced. In retrospect, however, it’s good he apologized. There had to be some acknowledgement of wrong and he wisely stepped up and confessed he was wrong. Too often this happens to the best of families and children are the ones who are most vulnerable and get hurt in the long run.
He wasnt brilliant he didn’t design shit actually
@@RR-et6zp I’m neither qualified nor privileged to have access to information that would make me think differently. I suppose you do. But what makes you qualified to say he wasn’t brilliant? Personal prejudice? Objective analysis? Do share. I’m curious.
Steve Jobs probably had a great deal of internal pain that he just couldn't get over...
David R. All adoptive kids have internal pain no matter how loving their parents are
@@lebowskij5815 It doesn't mean he has to treat his daughter non-existent
This guy was a monster. He did not invent the PC! He stole the pc from Steve Wozniak who was the actual creator.
Not a fan of Jobs being "the guy who brought about the computer revolution" if it weren't for the likes of Jack Tramiel only the upper middle class could afford computers. Jack like Steve was no saint but I liked Jack's quote "We need to build computers for the masses, not the classes."
What are you talking about Woa is a genius who can't sell computers, Jobs was a product genius who knew what to sell he had great taste.
@@adruvitpandit5816
No Woz No Apple
There were thousands of enthusiasts doing what woz did, even woz wanted to give it to IBM and get a raise. Steve did his part, he was not a engineer true but he saw future. If not him we would never heard woz.
Steve was quite the genius, although I dislike how his gadgets make people
addicted to their phones now as a necessity, but he also lacked the moral
foundation to do the right thing for his daughter when he had material ability
to support her. He should have rejoiced at her going to Harvard, and just written
a little check. Many people are in his situation, but without the money, so he could have
really done better. The later, richer Jobs heirs denying Lisa's veracity is truly disgusting;
They are pigs who don't understand the physical suffering in the United States of those
who don't have adequate financial resources.
I see your point, but technology can definitely impact a person positively as well, I mean you see how well virtual learning is right now.
Gadgets don't make people addicted. There are such things called an off switch! I don't have a smart phone. Just a basic cell which works fine. As nasty as Jobs was why are people so shocked! He was no different than anyone else. He just fell off too many of peoples' pedestals being just as snotty as everyone else.
No he wasn’t he didn’t design shit
Well said, yes, its harrowing to see folk shackled to their devices, no life or cognisance beyond. I've no cell phone thro conscious choice. In some respects he was a shit. Discuss ...
I'm sure Steve's lifestyle caused him his cancer, his diet plus the constant worrying about new products he had a stressful life by default and he was prone to stress anyway.
His being a fruitarian for a (long?) while may have contributed to his pancreatic cancer, but that is not certain. Heritance may have played a role as wel, most people who develop this cancer obviously were not fruitarians but it seems to increase the likelyhood if I understand correctly because of the glycemic impact of all the fruit sugars without the dampening effect of other, more substantial foods.
I don't think he worried about his work or his family or anything though. Neither I think there is any confirmed correlation between worrying and cancer. That seems to be just a myth.
His work was his passion that he put all his energy in because he loved it and he just didn't think about anything else.
A lack of empathy and autistic tendencies made it possible to totally focus on his interest and simply pay no attention to anything else. Like not thinking about the holes in his worn clothes for instance. So he was utterly selfish, not wanting his daughter to study and just leaving her a tiny fraction of a fair inheritance. I'm happy for her she got at least a few million so she should be able to live a comfortable life after all, and take care of her mother a little bit too. Amazing that she is so the opposite of him; wanting to study, wanting to hugely support a philantropic foundation (gates) for instance.
She seems to be a very nice person.
@J Smith Maybe he wasn't rational but calling him an idiot is a far fetch. I mean it was his own life after all, he had major influence from the hippie era, and he just did what he simply knew and belived in. He was a guy who walked around bare foot and lived on fruits Also chemo can be very destructive, and only could delay the inevitable in some cases. So his choice was unortodox but it was his life afer all.
@J Smith Well yeah, sure he did make a huge mistake here no doubt. He was stubborn to a fault.
@TangoX you nailed it
His vegan lifestyle contributed to him living to age 57, when the cancer had already spread throughout his body by age 27. By the time of diagnoses at age 50, there was nothing to be done to stop it - surgery at that time would not have saved his life. Dr Mcdougall has a lecture here on TH-cam where he discusses this, and based on the size of his tumor at death, he knows Steve Jobs got cancer as a teen, most probably from his work in electronics and not taking proper precautions particular when using soldering irons (breathing in the fumes from it).
Yes I believe her...at least she spent some time and had a few good memories. My father refused to have a relationship with me. However he called me three months before he died of cancer and apologized. 💔🤧
Sounds like he was a jerk. And cheap!
Bruh
We cannot judge others since their life’s are not in our experience! Everyone is different!
For some reason negative experiences stick with us, and the positive slips off.
Love what Steve did, but these very successful people can be extremely selfish. I believe Lisa is writing the truth from her perspective.
Steve was a sad man. This is really difficult.
What a simple fool, he does not deserve more than this.
I have zero idea why everyone worships this guy: anyone who has done any research - or who lived through the era - knows that Jobs never came up with any of the ideas that made Apple so successful, he was a genius but in marketing NOT in technology.
But why let the truth stand in the way of idolitry?
Are you dumb? Wozniak was a true genius, and the inventor of both the Apple I and Apple II, but what you have to realize is that Wozniak was NOT a salesman. Jobs was like Wozniak until the Apple II, where he got his first funding and then he pretty much managed the business and got it to at least $125Bn of net worth in 2011.
Both people were needed for the company, and any of them by their own would have failed to achieve such a feat -- jobs would be more prone to succeeding if there was somebody else with the same idea.
Not an APPLE fan...never owned any of their products. It's my not all together uninformed observation that Jobs had a fantastic vision for what would be a product in demand. Not an inconsiderable talent.
@@YoVille451 so let's agree that he was a marketing genius and not a technology genius
@THE BEAST Passion is different that knowledge..jobs could not code.. He did not understand electronics and this is one of main reason bill gates fooled him and was able to find success earlier than him.
He didn't live a long life because he wasn't good to his daughter. The judge on the child support case was a complete douche. How unjustifiable.
We should not judge Steve jobs... considering his own child...he was hurting...his childhood greatly wounded him...we must consider him a Victor...!
Steve job's childhood...left him no option but to be who he was...we have no right whatsoever to judge him...he was abandoned by both parents...grew up with alot of resentment...we must be celebrating him...for creating what he created for the world instead!!!
I believe Steve Jobs suffered a great deal emotionally because of his being given up for adoption. It most likely formed some kind of psychological problem. Who knows what his life was like as a baby and child and how he was treated. What he brought to the world is amazing and he deserves the respect! I like Steve Jobs and understand his complicated life. RIP Steve Jobs!
Many adopted people with tragic stories do not end up being a piece of shit like he was.
She looks so much like the father .
They didn’t need permission to name a computer LISA.
Um, Jobs did go to college. Reed College, Jobs majored in Physics and Philosophy. Jobs failed to graduate due to financial hardship.
He floated on several colleges and went to their classes for free after he quit his degree
It is observed that if you are not really happy with your life and mostly angry or distressed,you die early with one of the critical organ failures
Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn't matter to me. Going to bed at night saying we've done something wonderful, that's what matters to me.
Cuz my grandfather was and Steve learned from me, more then people know
Sad story of a young girl growing up with a strange genius billionaire father 😞
As a father with a daughter I can see both sides of the story. I hope Lisa finds inner peace and love for her father.
He's dead, judged, and....hell what do you think he got?
Ohh read her book! It’s a great story!
Her story is full of shit. She wrote a fake book to make a lot of money, and then she received millions of dollars from him in the end. What an ungrateful little shit she is. He took care of her for most of her life after about three years old.
Steve’s life is a case study of the necessity to resolve child parent trauma. His father rejecting his pregnant mother led him to be cold. Every child wants to feel wanted by their father
I'm not so sure that's what happened. John Jandali surely has his version of the event.
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BEST BOOK NETWORK wouldn’t you when your unwanted child turned out to be a billionaire?
He said 3 wows in his deaths bed. The first one was how successful he was in his career, second his family and lastly his first daughter Lisa!!
I can imagine them. "Hi Steve, Hi Steve", thats funny
It is very sad for his daughter . He should have help her mother to. Clueless about feelings and about caring for others. It is heartbreaking I really feel for his daughter. Selfish man . A parent rejecting a child is a soul crusher. It linger on and on and sometimes never goes away.
For a moment I taught they were talking about Donald Trump..
Far worse than simply rejecting her - he was rejecting her for all the world to see because of his status.
The worse thing is that he was abandoned as a child, so it only makes the way he acted so much more detestable given that he would already know what it does to a child.
Angele Babin None of us believe that Lisa was his in the beginning. Her mother did sleep around she did sleep around so it took a while to find out that she actually gave birth to Steve’s child. He did not abandon her he took very good care of her a few years later and she is very well taken care of through inheritance.
Angele Babin Oh poor her. He helped her all her life after three years old and he left her millions of dollars and she had to still write a book saying crappy stuff about him to make more money. Greed greed greed. Poor baby. You know nothing except what you read which is a bunch of crap. People write books to make money.
Lebowski J It is very possible. I agree and greed is destroying humanity.
She freaking even looks like him, i respect his idea and creative, i wouldn’t do even do that to my own kid.
Usually when people grow up with pain they want others to know about it...
she is telling her side and it is her right. u go girl!
Steve Childhood has a significant impact on adult life
I enjoy using apple products, but I never respect Steve Jobs. He is simply not worth for a respect.
He was not a genius. He didn't know much of anything. He stood on the backs of giants and took credit for their work. He was nothing more than an idea man.
I hope he forgives you ..from Heaven..
for your jealousy and envy
@@robertklouse3868 you moron. Thanks for making me laugh..
Richard Boone
Ahhh.Well. I’m going to say...
that king of nothing : Mankind🕕
Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, would like to Thank Xerox Palo Alto Laboratory for their success.
Mouse design and graphic interface design was copied from xerox company
Mouse Design French Woman, Steve Jobs and Bill Gates took Palo Alto Xerox Labs.
Thieves
@@johnhorgan6045 get a life👀
He was a psychopath who treated everyone like shit. This cheapness and disregard for his own daughter is the most horrible story I've heard yet. what a pos.