Podcasts that mention 📚 Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson

I've not seen the movies, I've not read the book, because the idea of Walter Isaacson telling me anything is kind of annoying as a preface.

Robert Evans, the podcast host, comments on not having read the Steve Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson, expressing that he is annoyed by the idea of reading it.

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And the reason I say this is, um, you know, I remember when Steve Jobs was alive because I was a postdoc in Palo Alto then and would see him occasionally around Palo Alto, um, there; and then, you know, read the Walter Isaacson biography about him, and it seemed like he had a very clear sense that someday he would die, and he lived his life essentially according to that principle.

Andrew Huberman reflects on reading Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs. He recalls the way Jobs appeared to understand his own mortality, suggesting that this awareness influenced how he chose to live his life, possibly shaping his decisions amidst a sense of urgency.

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I definitely think just based on Isaacson's biography, which is all I know of the man, that that's what happened. And I don't know, it'd be interesting to ask Walter Isaacson what he thinks, although he'd just say read the book, because my opinion is basically in there.

The speakers are discussing the traits of Steve Jobs and referencing the biography titled 'Steve Jobs' written by Walter Isaacson.

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