Steve Jobs' Guidance on Philanthropy

The transcript discusses the speaker's reflections on philanthropy, particularly contrasting their own involvement with that of Steve, who viewed his work as a service to humanity. Steve admired Andrew Carnegie's library initiative as a significant philanthropic act, emphasizing the importance of accessible knowledge. The speaker shares a belief in the innate curiosity of humans and the value of providing equal opportunities for self-improvement.

How did the person in the discussion view his work in relation to philanthropy?

• As a direct form of charity

• As a service to humanity

• As a political statement

• As a business venture

What did the speaker admire about Andrew Carnegie's philanthropic efforts?

• His financial donations to hospitals

• His investment in technology

• His support for scientific research

• His creation of libraries

Why was the creation of libraries considered a great act of philanthropy?

• It was a government initiative

• It was a profitable business model

• It provided free books to everyone

• It allowed people to educate themselves

What trait does the speaker believe is common among humans?

• Patience

• Curiosity

• Ambition

• Generosity

What does the speaker think should be accessible to everyone?

• Financial resources

• Healthcare services

• Opportunities for travel

• Knowledge and education