In the middle of one of this thinker's works, Al Gore describes teaching people how to give his presentation in Nashville, and calls that work's subject "unbelievably cool." This thinker once praised music as "a part of everyone's life," which thus "knows no boundaries." In one of his most famous works, this thinker describes a "Business School 101 graph" where a whole "category of things" are on the left, because of the "bottom forty there." He described learning about typography in a story about "connecting dots," and quoted the final issue of the Whole Earth Catalogue in a speech that begins by confessing "this is the closest I've ever gotten to a (*) college graduation." One of his most famous works begins "Every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes a
In the middle of one of this thinker's works, Al Gore describes teaching people how to give his presentation in Nashville, and calls that work's subject "unbelievably cool." This thinker once praised music as "a part of everyone's life," which thus "knows no boundaries." In one of his most famous works, this thinker describes a "Business School 101 graph" where a whole "category of things" are on the left, because of the "bottom forty there." He described learning about typography in a story about "connecting dots," and quoted the final issue of the Whole Earth Catalogue in a speech that begins by confessing "this is the closest I've ever gotten to a (*) college graduation." One of his most famous works begins "Every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything," before describing three new products, which turn out to be the same device. This thinker introduced an ad campaign that begins "Here's to the crazy ones" and the slogan "Think different." For 10 points, name this orator, who delivered speeches like 2007's iPhone Keynote.
In the middle of one of this thinker's works, Al Gore describes teaching people how to give his presentation in Nashville, and calls that work's subject "unbelievably cool."
Steve Jobs [or Steven Paul Jobs]