Walter Isaacson Quote
Woz’s father taught him something else that became ingrained in his childlike, socially awkward personality: Never lie. My dad believed in honesty. Extreme honesty. That’s the biggest thing he taught me. I never lie, even to this day. (The only partial exception was in the service of a good practical joke.)
Walter Isaacson
Woz’s father taught him something else that became ingrained in his childlike, socially awkward personality: Never lie. My dad believed in honesty. Extreme honesty. That’s the biggest thing he taught me. I never lie, even to this day. (The only partial exception was in the service of a good practical joke.)
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