How’s a religion work? Basically, they keep you wishing but never fulfill your wishes. However, they keep on preaching to you and make you believe that your prayers will come true, and of course, they need your charitable donation from time to time.
It’s not what i wanted, Apple is finally a Religion.
And the Economist Magazine knows, but didn’t get it all right by putting Steve Jobs on the Economist cover as God or Jesus Christ (I am sure it’s gonna offend some Christians).
Back in the day, although people said that apple is like a religion, it’s not because I’ve never known of any religion that fulfills your dream. I dreamt of a computer that is easy to use, compact and pretty and you know what! I had my first iMac 1 GHz G4 flat panel. I am still using it right now writing my blog with this antique iMac. It just works!
I am a medium music fan with around 4000 songs. Before I had an iPod, I was using my MD player and I had to carry 10 discs with me everyday. I remember I wished there is a gadget which can carry all my music, then an iPod came out and my wish was fulfilled in addition with its handsomeness.
But then I didn’t have any dream about apple because they basically made faster and larger capacity Macs and ipods.
Oh I did, I dreamt of the MacBook Air but its price scared me off.

After a few years, iPhone is my dream come true again, even tho I never dreamt of anything as good as this. I can put most of my favorite songs into the iPhone and I can email, facebook, twitter and read blogs any time anywhere I want. And apps help me kill time and do my work! Isn’t that the device everyone dreamt of?
But the iPad,
is it something you are praying for?
And the iPad,
is it something you are dreaming of?
And Steve Jobs,
Is he listening to your prayers?
No, he is just listening to the share holders or the market analysts .
Does he care about you anymore?
No, he just cares about the stock price.
And is the iPad finally making Steve Jobs a God?
No, he is rather like a pope.
After all, he is just a human being- and most importantly- one business man.













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