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Ron Wayne

Cofounder, Apple

Search every verified Ron Wayne interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. During a 2010 signing event, Ronald G. Wayne, a cofounder of Apple Computer Co., discussed his early life and his role in the company's founding. He stated that he held 10% of Apple but felt he bore 100% of the risk, which he described as a factor in his decision to leave the company. Wayne also recounted that venture capitalist Arthur Rock structured the company's founding so that Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak retained 51% control, ensuring product design remained in the hands of the founders. Wayne also shared his views on monetary policy, asserting that any country that adopts fiat money will experience monetary inflation, monetary collapse, economic collapse, and likely political collapse. He reflected on his autobiography, expressing that his health remains good and that he continues to hold ambitious dreams and hopes for future adventures.

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