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Compassion is wealth and apparently Steve Jobs was empty of it. I don't know how that works in Buddhist cosmology. It appears that perhaps the best reincarnation would be the form of a brick wall.
Some walls last a long time.
All I know is that stones have a long time to think. They're always valuable.