Describing the period when Jobs' began to visibly shed weight, Amri said Jobs seemed to "dedicate his time to Apple as the disease progressed, instead of opting for chemotherapy or any other conventional treatment."
Amri said he did not wish to cause offence and emphasised his profound respect for Jobs' and his legacy. However, he felt "in the spirit of his progressive view of the world, learning from his case is an appropriate way to look back on the facts concerning his life and legacy".
"Sadly, even for one of the greatest personalities of the last 100 years, there will be no exception, and badly treated cancer is just as deadly for him as for anyone else."
- HERALD ONLINE