your book, he said. I won't even read it. But later that fall he seemed to have second thoughts about
In a conversation, someone expressed skepticism about a book on Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson, stating he had no intention of reading it. This dismissive remark indicated a lack of interest in the content or relevance of the book at that time.
However, as the fall season progressed, the same individual appeared to reconsider his initial stance on the book. This change of heart suggests that he recognized the book's potential value or relevance, prompting him to reevaluate its significance and possibly consider reading it after all.
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