The Unabomber Manifesto: Industrial Society And Its Future

from Charles_Rayburn

While I enjoy Ted and his work, and I enjoy what he has to say about technology, I was a little disappointed on his comments on leftists at the end. While I myself am far from being a leftist, it left a relatively bad taste in my mouth. Regardless, this is one of the few copies that has faithfull...

from Quickpint

"Uncle Ted", as he is sometimes referred to in certain parts of the web, came to my attention because of his earnest letters, handwritten in meticulous script, in reply to various youths who had entered into unbidden correspondence with him at his prison address. These letters were uploaded and s...

from TeaTimeCoder

Amazingly revealing analysis. Opened my eyes to displacement activities. The ideas about technology that can exist independently vs that that requires an existing complex system in place to support it are something that I'd now like to explore more. The biggest flaw, aside from brevity incompatib...

from P_S_Patrick

This manifesto consists of a stuctured argument in 232 parts across ~ 80 pages, with a few extra footnotes at the end. This is mostly a clear, logical, and well-reasoned attack on the social problems caused by industry and technology, and in support of reversion to a more primitive and small scal...

from P_S_Patrick

This manifesto consists of a stuctured argument in 232 parts across ~ 80 pages, with a few extra footnotes at the end. This is mostly a clear, logical, and well-reasoned attack on the social problems caused by industry and technology, and in support of reversion to a more primitive and small scal...