“He Did Not Know How to Handle Life”: Neuroscientist’s Startling Revelation About Late Billionaire Steve Job’s “Erratic” Nature Leaves Mike Tyson Dumb-Struck

If there is one thing common between ‘Iron’ Mike Tyson and the late Steve Jobs, it would be that both were masters of their craft. One fought numerous battles in the square ring and emerged victorious to become the best Heavyweight champion. The other brought unparalleled innovation to the tech world. But in a recent turn of events, a Neuroscientist unveiled a shocking fact about Jobs that left even the legend Mike Tyson in disbelief. 

It rarely ever happens that someone like Steve Jobs makes his way into the boxing world. But when he does, it never fails to intrigue everyone. In a similar situation, Mike and his guest found themselves discussing humans and their need for social interaction. How does Steve Jobs fit into this narrative? While people are aware of Steve’s disagreeable nature, not a lot of people know about his antics. One such blast from the past about Steve’s life came to light in the latest episode of Mike’s podcast. 

Mike Tyson learns about the brilliance behind Steve Jobs

Recently, Hotboxin’ With Mike Tyson played host to Neuroscience Professor and Researcher Andrew Huberman. Deep into the podcast, the topic of social interactions led to the hosts and Huberman discussing Steve Jobs. Huberman suddenly recollected he was listening to Steve Jobs’ story. So, he told everyone there, “You know this guy had some anger in him. He’d do scream therapy. He was into LSD.” 

Advancing the narrative, Huberman told Mike, “But when it was time for him to work, he could channel all that into his thing.” Following that, Andrew explained when he was not working, people would wonder why he was a jerk. After listening to this unknown story about Steve Jobs, Mike responded by saying what seemed logical to him. He said, “He did not know how to handle life.”

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However, the story did not end there. Huberman then gave an example of Steve’s erratic behavior. He said, “He would drive 110 miles per hour up to 80. Which is the freeway between, you know, Palo Alto and Apple.” Huberman then explained, “He was known for being erratic. But he also had his ring like his 12-round ring.”

If not anything else, the story from Huberman sheds light on the personal life of a tech icon. Besides unraveling his erratic behavior, it introduces people to a version of Steve only the people near him knew about. However, nothing can take away from his contributions to the tech industry. How about you? What do you think about Steve Jobs? Have you heard of this story before?

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