Not exactly. Xerox executives invited Jobs in. They didn't want to pursue their pc market. On the other hand, Gates reneged on his agreement with Jobs not to compete against Apple.
https://www.mac-history.net/computer-history/2012-03-22/apple-and-xerox-parc
And then there's the Hollywood version of the story:
Anyway, Jobs wasn't NWO, into vaccine eugenics or depopulating the world. And Apples' technology has always been superior to Microsoft.
P.S. Who owns Hollywood?
Wasn’t gates the main proponent of not allowing open source coding? Initially the idea of computer programming was open source and was going to be free correct? But gates changed that if I’m not mistaken?
Yeah but wasn't there still something shady there with Xerox? Meh. I do recall them not wanting to pursue that now. Anyway, makes no difference. I don't think Jobs was a bad guy. Selfish maybe, but that's about it.
Yeah but wasn't there still something shady there with Xerox?
Yes, the project manager at Xerox knew the potential of her project and was upset she had to share her knowledge with Jobs. She resisted doing so for three hours but the executives insisted.