Many of us have a connection to Apple that goes beyond technology, my recent pilgrimage to Apple Park in California goes deeper than going to a store in search of a common device. This is why you are reading these lines, and we are writing them for you.
Would you accept $10,000 in exchange for never using an iPhone again? This is the question that was put to Warren Buffet,
In a recent interview with CNBC, the tycoon opened up about his investments, noting that 39% of his portfolio is owned by Apple, of which he owns nearly 6%, which would make him one of the largest shareholders. In this interview, he had some good words for Tim Cook, who recently surpassed Steve Jobs himself in terms of time at the helm of the world’s most valuable company. Yes OK, the path of roses that Tim Cook has faced has little or nothing to do with the apple that the good Steve created, poured and raised.
At any rate, Warren Buffet declined that offer, left
If you’re an Apple user and someone offers you $10,000, but the only condition is that your iPhone is taken away from you and you can never buy another one, you’re not going to take it. If they tell you they give you $10,000 and you don’t buy another Ford car, you take the $10,000 and buy a Chevy instead.
By this he means that feelings play an important role and that Apple sells feelings and experiences, which Warren Buffett seems to be quite clear about.
For my part, it is clear to me, for 100,000 $ (no less), I would use devices from other brands for life, for how much?
