1. 4000 trips to the moon
2. all the tea in china
3. The most expensive movies in history , combined
4. The combined endowments of the wealthiest U.S Universities
5. 125 years of feeding the world's hungry schoolchildren
6. half of NYC's Market value
7. the combined worth of the 10 richest people in the world
what are your thoughts on this ?

125 years of feeding the world's hungry schoolchildren
Enough said

I think its quiet impressive considering they were close to bankruptcy early 1990s

125 years of feeding the worlds hungry children just answered the question of where is steve jobs right now....

Originally Posted by hungdaddy

125 years of feeding the worlds hungry children just answered the question of where is steve jobs right now....

I thought Steve Jobs was dead.

Can't wait to see Apple fail, just like RIM.

this moderator obviously has a macbook. lol. $2000 facebook machine

Originally Posted by hungdaddy

this moderator obviously has a macbook. lol. $2000 facebook machine

Please don't turn this into another Mac vs PC thread. Just stay on topic


EDIT : Yes Mac vs PC, changed it

u mean mac vs pc

... do you mean Mac vs. PC?

Edit: oops! I posted this before reading the post above mine.

I love how the general mentality is that the rich(est) companies of the world all of a sudden have an obligation to end world hunger.

Anyways, on the subject, I find that people get too emotionally attached to a bloody company/brand, and I hate the mentality of Apple products being "the thing", or that Apple products are hipster and/or mainstream, or, on the company, "Apple is geting famous, we have to love it to stay hip", or the whole "you-must-have-some-sort-of-personality-disorder-if-you-buy-INSERT-BRAND-NAME-HERE-product". Although contradictory, all sentiments are passed around equally. It's a ****ing phone/computer/company.

Originally Posted by Yogurt

I love how the general mentality is that the rich(est) companies of the world all of a sudden have an obligation to end world hunger.

Anyways, on the subject, I find that people get too emotionally attached to a bloody company/brand, and I hate the mentality of Apple products being "the thing", or that Apple products are hipster and/or mainstream, or, on the company, "Apple is geting famous, we have to love it to stay hip", or the whole "you-must-have-some-sort-of-personality-disorder-if-you-buy-INSERT-BRAND-NAME-HERE-product". Although contradictory, all sentiments are passed around equally. It's a ****ing phone/computer/company.

I agree completely, wasn't sure how to word it. People automatically assume it is the companies moral duty to save the world. If anyone of us started a company I doubt that would be one of the reasons behind it. Not to mention all the jobs they provide as well as donations made possible because of them.

Originally Posted by Yogurt

I love how the general mentality is that the rich(est) companies of the world all of a sudden have an obligation to end world hunger.

Anyways, on the subject, I find that people get too emotionally attached to a bloody company/brand, and I hate the mentality of Apple products being "the thing", or that Apple products are hipster and/or mainstream, or, on the company, "Apple is geting famous, we have to love it to stay hip", or the whole "you-must-have-some-sort-of-personality-disorder-if-you-buy-INSERT-BRAND-NAME-HERE-product". Although contradictory, all sentiments are passed around equally. It's a ****ing phone/computer/company.

only part i dont agree with is your first part. apples just one company, if you think about all the money floating around just in corporations etc., theses ***** **** ***** ******* **** would rather have the money then feed some starving kids. n dat what really grinds my gears yo!

Originally Posted by Crzyrio

I agree completely, wasn't sure how to word it. People automatically assume it is the companies moral duty to save the world. If anyone of us started a company I doubt that would be one of the reasons behind it. Not to mention all the jobs they provide as well as donations made possible because of them.

if most people were to 'start a company' it would probably be to feed their family and be secure in their life. what happens after that? the owners get greedy nd would rather live in luxury then help out the poor. its their choice and the choices they make let you see what type of person they really are.
if you were drinking dirty water and living in a third world ghetto you'd probably have a different opinion. 8 millions ppl a year die due to starvation...