The 5 craziest sentences in Vogue's profile of Tim Cook and Jony Ive
So from time to time, they’ll invite someone over like Stephen Fry or Steven Levy, or occasionally a non-Stev(ph)en—like Vogue’s Rob Haskell, who published an exclusive interview with Tim Cook, Jony Ive, and Norman Foster, the noted British architect who designed Apple’s circular campus now under construction.
Haskell’s piece, “Apple and Fashion: A Love Story for the Digital Ages,” clocks in at a breezy 900-odd words, so you should definitely check it out. For what it lacks in insight, it makes up for in prose—below are the five most bananas sentences, as chosen by the Macworld staff in our Slack just now.
Hmmm, might not want to make an analogy to something literally built by slave labor in an article about Apple.
Yes, that’s how glass works. It’s a wall you can see through.
Buildings exist, Apple products exist, both fulfill functions. Got it.
Are Clarks fashionable I’ll defer to Vogue here.
That time could have been more than 6,000 years ago, but who’s counting