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Apple got the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus right in 2015. I go several days without having to reboot it or manually quit apps. I use my iPhone 6s Plus day in and day out without any real issues. While these are modest updates from their 6/6 Plus predecessors, they are solid products. 5 Things Apple Got Right in 2015 iPhone 6s and 6s Plus However, looking back on the past year there have definitely been some hits and misses.
When Steve Jobs passed on in 2011, many wondered would it be the end of Apple’s innovation? We were assured by CEO Tim Cook that Apple had a lot of great products in the pipeline. After all, they are a business that continues to make billions of a dollars every year, so who am I to judge? I’m a customer…. It’s also hard to criticize the richest company in the world. It’s a company of humans! Anytime you praise or criticize anything Apple, people come out of the woodwork to either chime in in agreement or tell you how much of an idiot you are. However, as fan I also recognize that one of my favorite companies in the tech world doesn’t get everything right every time. Personally, I think that decisions should only be made on intuition when you lack significant data.I’ve been a user and fan of Apple products since the first Macintosh in 1984. But he did leave behind a group of followers who seem to think that their personal intuition should trump scientific evidence. I think Steve Jobs was a great man, and his legacy is largely positive. So if we know that our intuition frequently produces false information, why would we trust our intuition?Īgain, don't get me wrong. His most interesting finding is that people are notoriously bad at predicting what will actually make them happy. Maybe through some form of intuition or instinct, we know what will make us happy.ĭan Gilbert, has dedicated his career to researching and understanding what makes us happy. These are proven cases where our natural human intuition is wrong.īut to Steve's point, maybe we intuitively know what we want to become in life. The relatively new fields of cognitive psychology and behavioral economics have systematically identified nearly 100 cognitive biases in humans. It's this idea of building knowledge around a system of reason that led to compounding discoveries and ultimately modern civilization. Scientific method helps us design studies that limit human bias and focus on empirical evidence. One of the first things they teach you in science is that humans are biased. But we did develop rational, systematic frameworks of thought for organizing and recording human knowledge.
It's unlikely that we experienced a change in intuition. In fact, many scientists believe that human numbers fell so low around 70,000 years ago that we nearly went extinct. We lived in relatively small groups of hunter gatherers and spent most of our time fighting, breeding, or making finger paints. So what happened in the 195,000 years before modern civilization? So it stands to reason that we have had roughly the same intuition for at least as long. To start, Homo Sapien Sapien (that’s you) has existed in roughly the same genetic form for the last 200,000 years. It may have worked for Steve, but there is plenty of evidence to suggest that on average, our intuition is often wrong. That said, I don't agree with the idea of trusting your intuition as a guiding principle in life or in business. His ideas on focus, simplicity, and design have had an enormously positive influence on technology and the lives of countless people, including me. Steve Jobs was obviously a great man who left an amazing mark on the world. Menu Steve Jobs Was Wrong - Stop Trusting Your Intuition 23 October 2015 on controversial, opinion
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