EXCLUSIVE: Steve Jobs 'The Lost Interview' Teaser

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Bob Cringely interviewed Steve Jobs back in 1995 for his PBS series "Triumph of the Nerds." Only a small portion of the interview was used for the on-air episode, and then the tape was misplaced and feared lost. However, the master tape containing the full tape was recently found, and now you too can see "The Lost Interview" in a theater near you soon.

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[Jonny Kahann]

how convenient 

[Sam Ettleman]

Shira Lazarr FTW

[Alex Zhang]

哪里？请告诉我

[Mary Mendoza]

I have a link for it, and it is full, and it is totally FREE! But I just want you guys to do me some favor!

[NickJovic23]

It is good interview but to say that most of the stuff was never seen before... not true, there are lot's of good interviews with Jobs, hell lot's of those you can find on youtube if you try hard enough and have patience to sit for like 2h and listen. And all of the stuff that was hire you can find in other interviews, but still it was a good interview.

[KelmyProductions]

The first 3 statements in the clips show just how much of a prick this guy was.

Genius? You bet he was. Nice Guy? Don't think so at all.

[nightwishjp]

Just say one word: genius.

[tubub]

Interesting, but not relevant.

"...no genius living in this day and age would believe in the delusion that is God."

Einstein lived within the last century and believed in God, whatever form that may have taken, so that atheistic statement is clearly wrong. But thanks for the information anyway.

[frantahouska]

Einstein. He believed in the god of Baruch Spinoza, but not in a personal god, a belief he criticized. He also called himself an agnostic,

[darkguyitsme]

faggot

[Zach Chinn]

AOTS anyone?

[tubub]

He believed in God. How do you know how I see it? I don't see it anyway. I just find jokers who think they know all the answers annoying and stupid, spiritual or not.