Industrial Society and Its Future

Industrial Society and Its Future
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1995 essay known as the Unabomber Manifesto

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Industrial Society and Its Future

Industrial Society and Its Future, also called the Unabomber Manifesto, is a 1995 essay by Ted Kaczynski. It argues that technology and the Industrial Revolution caused natural destruction and a social order that limits human freedom and potential. The roughly 35,000-word text provided the ideological foundation for Kaczynski's 1978 to 1995 mail bomb campaign. It was printed in The Washington Post in September 1995, helping lead to his identification.

Author
Ted Kaczynski
Publication
September 1995, in a special supplement to The Washington Post
Length
Roughly 35,000 words
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Industrial Society and Its Future (English Wikipedia)
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Q11896903
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