MashUp

As the daughter to a modern imperial iPhone army, she is at the forefront of this kind of society. But beware. Nothing is quite what it seems.

"If she doesn't like a CEO, I will cancel their Jobs.

This notion that workers are interchangeable cogs remains the corrupt and controlling pathology of Jobs in a juggernaut company. Knowing it would generate more success and wealth, minimalist
standard-issue cubicles were a triumph. This unprecedented revolution would have formed capitalism in the communist revolution of 1949 in China.

“It was glorious,” a Porsche-driving tycoon said, of using well-known models for personal endeavors by the age of 11. The Billionaire had a blinding realisation on the standard touchy-feely philosophies of Silicon Valley, “Natural? I do not believe in totally natural ambitious women. Rubbish! She is a woman. Their essential purpose - decorative daintiness. If my sister wants to do something, okay; housewives, seamstresses or child-care workers. Natural has something to do with food, something to do with vegetables. In particular, an Apple.”

With profits looking good and diamonds that are "bigger than a very big grape”, they have also converted the wheelchair symbol on the pavement into a Mercedes logo. There is only one Mercedes that doesn't need to search for very long, and the subsequent growth, of the business is stunning. The result?

The Apple is irredeemably evil.

*Note: The words Apple and Jobs are not necessarily used in the context of the company or person.

Zhang Yin: "Thanks to mao, Zhang Yin's a billionaire"
Will Hutton - 15 Oct 2006
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2006/oct/15/comment.china

Steve Jobs: "How Apple got everything right by doing everything wrong"
Leander Kahney - 18 Mar 2008
http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/16-04/bz_apple

Donatella Versace
Hello Magazine
http://www.hellomagazine.com/profiles/donatellaversace/