美华还来指点美国教育啦？
发表于 ： 29 9月 2025, 10:50
美国顶尖人才世界最顶尖。。。。。。领导全世界的方向，gates, jobs, 这就够了，主要是美国科技业太发达，公司太多，造成了底层科技员工数量不够，而美国不可能要全民做题的环境来培养这些底层员工，这样搞得话，gates，jobs也出不来（多一句，jobs就是cupertino华人堆长大的，对华人特别了解，最鄙视的就是华人）。。。。。美国让老中过来做科技民工，你还反手指点美国教育啦？？？？
美国顶尖人才世界最顶尖。。。。。。领导全世界的方向，gates, jobs, 这就够了，主要是美国科技业太发达，公司太多，造成了底层科技员工数量不够，而美国不可能要全民做题的环境来培养这些底层员工，这样搞得话，gates，jobs也出不来（多一句，jobs就是cupertino华人堆长大的，对华人特别了解，最鄙视的就是华人）。。。。。美国让老中过来做科技民工，你还反手指点美国教育啦？？？？
哈哈朱老师学聪明了
民工培养 技校就够了
顶尖大学本质上是精英子弟俱乐部，并不是培养精英的。
精英基本都是家学，老爹有钱给儿子几个亿做本金，去当老板得到的经验，不可能是大学里面能授予的
当然，比起被AA强，还嗷嗷喊爽的海华。中国有有智商的海华的。
老朱别瞎说。没有任何证据表明 Steve Jobs 公开或私下地鄙视华人。相反，他曾经称赞为苹果代工的富士康中国工厂的效率。当然了，如果 Steve Jobs 私下给老朱讲他瞧不起华人则另当别论。
There’s no evidence that Steve Jobs looked down on Chinese people. His public statements and actions don’t explicitly show disdain or prejudice toward Chinese individuals or culture.
Jobs was known for his intense focus on perfectionism and quality, which sometimes led to harsh critiques of manufacturing processes, including those in China, where Apple’s products were largely assembled. In Walter Isaacson’s biography Steve Jobs, he’s quoted as praising the speed and efficiency of Chinese factories, like Foxconn, but also expressing frustration with certain aspects of their execution compared to his idealized standards. For example, he pushed for rapid scaling of production in China, leveraging its workforce and infrastructure, but was critical when quality control didn’t meet his expectations. These critiques were more about operational outcomes than the people themselves.
On the flip side, some have speculated about Jobs’ views based on his broader philosophy. He was deeply influenced by Zen Buddhism and Japanese aesthetics, which shaped his design principles. This could suggest a cultural preference for certain East Asian philosophies, but it’s a stretch to say this translated to looking down on Chinese people specifically. He never publicly expressed such sentiments, and Apple’s heavy reliance on Chinese manufacturing—overseen by Jobs—shows a pragmatic respect for the country’s capabilities.
Without concrete evidence, any claim Steve Jobs “looked down” on Chinese people remains speculative.