Steve Jobs Vs Bill Gates

Entrepreneurs are an essential part of our society. Without them, we would not have some of the vital amenities that we're accustomed to. Things like basic transportation, clothing, and even the concept of the light bulb were all brought about by entrepreneurs. In order to pursue these maniacal aspirations, these people had to be a part of a system that could accommodate their visions. A system that could give them the opportunity to make their various ideas become reality. This system is called: free enterprise. Free enterprise is a technique in an economy that provides independence to individual people. It lets them make their own economic decisions without intervention from the government. This allows a "natural selection" in the marketplace.

However, if a product is successful, said product could possibly become widespread and amass millions upon millions of dollars as a result. As was the case with two small time inventors who were on the brink of changing the world in the mid-1970s. Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. One is rarely mentioned without the other. This prominent technological feud spawned the famous ad campaign: "Mac or PC". With Steve Jobs being linked with the former and Gates with the latter. As far as who made and still makes the most impact on not just computers but the world in general? That goes to Bill Gates in my opinion. In order for Gates to make this impact, he had to be free of any shackles put forth by the government. He had to be able to be the innovator he was born to be. He had to be able to...change the

The CCC accepted this offer. Gates and the others started working at the CCC's offices and started studying the source code for a variety of programs that ran on the system. This deal with the CCC lasted until it went out of business in 1970. Gates' abilities when it came to programming were so profound that even the administrators of his school weren't exempt from noticing it. Subsequently, they had Gates write the program that was responsible for scheduling students in classes. Gates, being as clever as he was, modified the source code of the program so that he would end up in classes with a disproportionate amount of girls. Needless to say, this is a great example of the ingenuity that Gates was capable of. He never wanted to separate himself from this machine considering how easily he was able to manipulate the intricate workings of it. He would end up graduating from Lakeside High School in 1973 having received a 1,590 out of 1,600 on the SAT. Thereafter, he would attend Harvard College in 1974 where he spent most of his time on the school's computers perfecting his craft. He had kept in contact with Paul Allen during the summer of '74. You'll remember him as one of the students who was banned by the CCC, along with Gates, for exploiting bugs in the computer's OS. The subsequent year saw the release of the