Oscar-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin responded to Tim's recent comments Cookand for the movie Steve Jobs, which is based on the only authorized biography of the company's founder Apple. When Tim Cook appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, said the following in response to a question about the new film: "I haven't seen the movie, but I've seen Steve for a number of years and he was a temporary person. He was the person you wanted to do the best job possible for. He discovered things that I don't think anyone else could, he saw things that other people couldn't see. He had a special ability to see beyond the corner, to see into the future, not into the evolutionary future, but into the revolutionary future. It was a pleasure to work with him. I loved him so much and miss him every day. I think a lot of people try to be against it at all costs and I hate it. It's not a big part of our world, but they're here.”
Aaron Sorkin responded as follows: "Some of my team agreed to take a pay cut to make this film, we definitely didn't do it to get rich. No one got rich on this film, first of all. Second, Tim Cook should watch the film first before deciding to comment on it and say what it is like.”
In addition, Sorkin continued quite sharply: "Third, if you have a factory full of kids in China assembling phones for 17 cents an hour, you really have to have the guts to call someone opportunistic"Aaron Sorkin therefore decided to quite logically protect his latest creation and responded to Tim's claim in this way Cooka.
*Source: appleinsider.com
Does anyone seriously believe that factories in China are full of children? And then where do the adults work in the fields? :)
Child labor exists, but to claim that all that is from Apple manufactures children is a lie like a tower.
Maybe some textile workers, although child labor probably won't prevail there either.
I didn't understand what Aaron was responding to at all. Are you missing something there?
I also don't understand what he was reacting to. I guess it was Mr. Zavřel he didn't read it again.