Jobs 学校朋友回忆，给这里对jobs的成长感兴趣的推爸妈们：we didn't fit in

Bill Fernandez said he grew up with Jobs in California, and in fact, he introduced his eighth-grade friend to the man who helped him co-found Apple.

"We used to take long walks and talk about philosophy and the meaning of life," Fernandez said. "We didn't really fit in, in the normal scenes that kids try to fit in with, and we ended up being kind of loners."

Fernandez said he and Jobs were loners who loved technology.

"This was his note to me: 'To a transistorized brain, Bill Fernandez. Steve Jobs.' I guess I was showing signs of engineering greatness, even then," Fernandez said.
Fernandez said he introduced Jobs to his neighbor, Steve Wozniak, and when the two later created Apple, Fernandez was their first technician.
"Woz was next door, washing his car, and I said, 'You know, you'll probably like this guy because you're both interested in electronics,'" Fernandez said. "I have to tell you, there was magic in the air. I would drive up and park in the front of Jobs' family home, and there was magic. To me, it was palpable."

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• some loners become Steve Jobses, some turn out unibombers -clipmom- ♀ (0 bytes) () 10/10/2011 postreply 11:50:19

• Agree. 不过他们是能区分的。 -青鸟云外- ♀ (0 bytes) () 10/10/2011 postreply 12:01:55

• 充分证明人和人不一样。This guy knew both Steves before they knew each other -snow_snow- ♀ (49 bytes) () 10/10/2011 postreply 12:01:29

• 天才是非常罕见的, 注定是"not fit in", 是孤独的. 但孤独的多数不是天才. -AidanMom- ♀ (0 bytes) () 10/10/2011 postreply 12:06:34