The Madness of Steve Jobs Told by Steve Wozniak

Mr. Wozniak, I had a pirated Apple 2 in the early 80’s in Asia. You are truly one of the giants that built Silicon Valley. Thank you for this precious gem of an interview, Patrick Bet David.

Wow...my generation missed experiencing the evolution of the electrical genius of Steinmetz. But...we can experience digital the evolution of Steve Wozniak and computers.

Sounds like Woz was the brains and Steve Jobs was obsessed with money.

Steve Wazniak is gem, unheard gem.

I love that he does know really how things work with the press and he said that the bog companies didn’t make a propaganda on the press because they didn’t think it will work, he remind me with elon musk and Tesla story

Hands down to Steve Wozniak , the greatest engineer of our times . This is the greatest interview I've ever listened to as someone aspiring to be an electrical engineer myself.

Nowadays almost anyone can assemble the old school processor memory and IO like the Apple I. But writing the monitor (the basic OS) in just 248 bytes is a miracle. Just admirable.

He just said AI and chat gpt in 2010

Unfortunately, true engines like him not recognized and rewarding

Woz was the real genius. Jobs was the visionary. The pair changed the world. I have had a Mac Pro laptop for 12 years now and it is still kicking strong.

He want to Remove Engineer from Apple CEO

How much I wish that the owner of that Apple remembered to ask Woz to sign that piece 😂😅

Ya, I mean Woz is clearly a prodigy and technical genius, but in addition to being smart, he's very energetic and determined. That motivational charge is essential.

Did the interviewer say he wanted to take over the world with PHP!?

Patrick (interviewer) is so disengaged, the body language he's not listening just nodding... Woz gave him a huge compliment at the beginning and he didn't bother to even acknowledge it.

Could the guy interviewing Woz be anymore disinterested, has no clue what an honor it is to be able to chat with Wozniak.

100% agree

I hope in future Issacson write book on him as well.

Now Apple is "LIVING THE AMERICAN DREAM"... "designed in Cupertino, made in China"

What is relevant in my profession/education, knowledge and practice.
Not relevant is so to say the money part in the beginning of your education in the computertechnology and your appearance. As long as your specialized has knowledge and experience about the computertechnology. That what counts. Your appearance and money-sum on your account isn't the issue when you are educated in computertechnology.
You do it out of your interest and hobby. Saskia van Houtert, Engineer/Office-Manager.

THE W I Z A R D, THE A N G E L & THE P I S C E S!

We had an Apple Mac at school in 1983. I didn't realize my school was quite advanced...

Very modest and humble

I would've love a not so clickbaity video title 😮

Every dispensation that has a Wozniak will be better

I bought an Apple ll in 1977. What a great time I had in learning that machine, and the computer world. First floppy drive was $650. Before that it was audio tape for program storage.

Woz might have been a prankster, but he ain't no studio gangster.

Wow the best interview done by Value entertainment a joy to watch even after 13 years

the background noise is annoying

Almost like a modern version of Tesla and Edison.

Bs smart people always lock their doors. Ignorant people who lack common sense don’t lock them. No street smarts.

I have found the missing link between ape and human

one of the best interview I've ever heard

We're the people who said it was just going to be a Hoby..total morons...its human nature to enovate.

Absolute loved this!

Woz will always be the brains of Apple. Jobs were the looks. Both needed each other, but there's nobody as humble and nice as Woz. Cheers

I think Woz is been a little to harsh on Ron leaving Apple so early, history could've been dramatically different if he did stayed. Much more conservative, he would not have taken the same risks that Jobs undertook, such as bringing in Mike Markkula. There were so many little computer companies popping up at that time, it's somewhat questionable how Ronald Wayne would have had the leadership to break Apple open into the industry in the same way, at the same time. My guess is that Apple would've remained a small fries company and ultimately either disbanded or sold off to a larger company for its patents by the start of the 80s.

A billionaire believes in profit sharing for EVERY employee...what a concept.

Both named Steve ?

Fueron complementarios, sin uno, el otro no existía, eso lógicamente, aplica cuando comenzó la compañía, luego, Steve Jobs no necesitó a Wozniak

Can you fix the shitty software glitches on every update ? How bout ya do that Steve

Rest In Peace Steve Jobs ... without whom the world would be very different.

I didn't know captain crunch (John draper) worked at Apple, I really need to pay better attention to my phone phreaking history

Actually the color patent belong to a Swedish inventor Håkan Lans.
HP Conpaq, Hitatchi and Dell and some other manufacturers stole this without paying.
They later lost the law suit in court and are now paying royalties to this day.

patent: 4,303,986 ”Data processing system and apparatus for color graphics display”

If Ron had stayed and weathered, on his shoulders alone, the personal financial risks of Apple for a few months later (from Apple I to II) things would been so incredibly different for him in a relatively short timeframe. That's a damn, damn shame, and although he doesn't admit it, that's got to really hurt. Then again, that's hindsight talking.

He seems like such a nice guy