The Uncultured Project

“But I dare you to find Apple doing anything like this.”
–Then why do you continue to support Apple as a consumer?

“But I dare you to find Apple doing anything like this.”
–Then why do you continue to support Apple as a consumer?

@Syed – because I don’t buy products to feel good about myself. I buy products to do good myself.

@Syed – because I don’t buy products to feel good about myself. I buy products to do good myself.

Apple is obsessed with their image. Design, branding and constant innovation are paramount for Apple.

Philanthropy has never been part of their image and they don’t seem to have any desire to be seen as a corporate do-gooder. They rather be view as a slick, stylish corporate innovator.

It’s unfortunate because Apple makes some great products.

Apple is obsessed with their image. Design, branding and constant innovation are paramount for Apple.

Philanthropy has never been part of their image and they don’t seem to have any desire to be seen as a corporate do-gooder. They rather be view as a slick, stylish corporate innovator.

It’s unfortunate because Apple makes some great products.

Shawn, wow, you are a fanboy, and proud of it, apparently. What is your point in bashing Apple as a company and then fawning over its products…?

Sheesh, you don’t need Apple products to do good in the world, I promise. You can do good using equivalent products, and support a company that is actually dedicated to helping people in need. Or are you so brainwashed by Apple that you believe you must use Mac software or die?

Shawn, wow, you are a fanboy, and proud of it, apparently. What is your point in bashing Apple as a company and then fawning over its products…?

Sheesh, you don’t need Apple products to do good in the world, I promise. You can do good using equivalent products, and support a company that is actually dedicated to helping people in need. Or are you so brainwashed by Apple that you believe you must use Mac software or die?

Hey Jon

I can like a companies attention to detail in it’s product line but still be disappointed in their social responsibility and charitable practices.

Also, having travelled and lived in developing countries using both PCs and Macs, I can tell you using Apple products makes things a heck of a lot easier.

Most networks, software, and USB sticks in these countries are often riddled with viruses and trojans. Stuff I don’t have to worry about with a Mac.

Also, from a video editing and design standpoint, for the kind of work I do – I definitely prefer Macs to PCs. But it doesn’t mean you can’t do stuff in developing countries on a PC.

Hey Jon

I can like a companies attention to detail in it’s product line but still be disappointed in their social responsibility and charitable practices.

Also, having travelled and lived in developing countries using both PCs and Macs, I can tell you using Apple products makes things a heck of a lot easier.

Most networks, software, and USB sticks in these countries are often riddled with viruses and trojans. Stuff I don’t have to worry about with a Mac.

Also, from a video editing and design standpoint, for the kind of work I do – I definitely prefer Macs to PCs. But it doesn’t mean you can’t do stuff in developing countries on a PC.