Almost everyone who achieves far beyond the average is "flawed" in some way, or in quite a few ways.
Another example: Steve Jobs was an amazing man who achieved far beyond most mortals, but he was also a deeply flawed man.
Another example: Steve Jobs was an amazing man who achieved far beyond most mortals, but he was also a deeply flawed man.
He is basically Cartman in real life, but worse. He is all what is wrong with capitalism. He is responsible for directly and indirectly making a lot of people's life a hell. That he had a minor hand (he likes to take responsibility for good things that other people have done, and deny responsibility for bad things he has done) in making some ridiculously overpriced gadgets[1] is no reason to admire him.
Someone who should be admired a lot more by the general public, in my opinion, is Steve Wozniak. He actively tries to make the world a better place, he loves teaching, uses his money to make the world a better place, and has respect for people. Also, he's the real Steve that made Apple great.
[1] http://wccftech.com/iphone-6s-costs-apple-234-manufacture/
Another way to look at it is that everyone is "flawed" in some way, or in quite a few ways, but some also manage to achieve far beyond the average.