Steve Jobs believed that great products come from people who deeply care about making something wonderful for themselves and others. When Apple started, IBM dominated the industry, but Jobs and Wozniak, unaware of business norms, simply focused on building the computer they wanted. Apple wasn’t founded to compete; it was born from a passion for creation, and that mindset led to innovations like the Apple 1, Apple 2, and Macintosh. Subtitles by @scriptivox —- Curating wisdom from world's best fou

This video explores how Stanley Kubrick raised serious questions about artificial intelligence at a time when computers were still primitive. Through his work, he imagined machines that could think, reason, and even turn against human intentions — not as fantasy, but as a logical consequence of unchecked technological power. What makes his vision so striking is how restrained and realistic it feels. Kubrick didn’t portray AI as evil by default, but as a system following its own logic — one that