Originally Posted By: Al
Originally Posted By: mechanicx
Yeah I have to agree. It was guys that I and few others even remember their name like Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, the interventor of the steam engine and penicillin, Diesel, Bell, Eli Whitney etc that made the real contributions. I don't have anything against Job's and don't mean to put him down in this thread, but I even if considered computers and mobile communications significant, I don't know that he was the most important contributor.
Mechanicx. You would enjoy this book:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/0...;condition=used
You can get it for under 5 bucks used.
Yeah that does sound like it'd be an interesting read. Thanks, Al.
Originally Posted By: mechanicx
Yeah I have to agree. It was guys that I and few others even remember their name like Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, the interventor of the steam engine and penicillin, Diesel, Bell, Eli Whitney etc that made the real contributions. I don't have anything against Job's and don't mean to put him down in this thread, but I even if considered computers and mobile communications significant, I don't know that he was the most important contributor.
Mechanicx. You would enjoy this book:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/0...;condition=used
You can get it for under 5 bucks used.
Yeah that does sound like it'd be an interesting read. Thanks, Al.