Mike Godwin on Steve Jobs, the Inhumane Humanist

Reason Staff | 1.10.2012 7:00 AM

From our February issue, Contributing Editor Mike Godwin reviews Walter Isaacson's new biographer of Apple founder and serial business innovator Steve Jobs. As Godwin writes, Jobs may have been a narcissistic jerk, but his humanity was revealed by the liberating objects he made.

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