/lit/ - Literature

Can we discuss Ted Kaczynski? I mean how can one really dispute the credibility of th points made in the manifesto? Is there any other solution than the one provided?

>>20721260
I’m saying that if you are reasonably intelligent, you can feign docility without any problems.

Looks like new ted k kino is on the menu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoodhA5DuGk

>>19559009
actually it would be him, he's a lenin scholar.

There are so many details in his books i would never in a million years think of writing. That's what distinguishes me from a great writer. I will never be one...

>>19417071

>>19411730
>Mosser, 50, had served as executive vice president at Young & Rubicam, the giant worldwide advertising and communications company based in New York, as well as a member of its powerful operations committee.
Advertisers are human trash. Ads colonize your brain. Advertisers hire the best behaviorists and other sociopath to brainwash you. Remind yourself of an ad. That ad has taken the place of a pleasant memory of your childhood because it was engineered to be more intense, more worthy of recollection than the memory you had.

Domesticated agents are mentally ill, delusional freaks who are destroying everything that makes life worth living. Everything is inverted. Advertisers are saints and schooling children is normal. How many cultures did schooling obliterate? All of them.

>>19285183
Extremely interesting book, but Gariepy is ultimately insane. He thinks a white ethnostate will stop gene editing through military intervention.

In a way he vindicates Kaczynski twice; once through the self-replicators analysis, then by formulating an hyper-idealistic plan for tech control.

Kaczynski is, once again, the most important thinker of our times. Sad that so many idealists - most of them "top scientists" revered as the heroes and geniuses of our times are incapable of apprehending objective reality.

>Ted and the woman had a few dates in 1978, and that woman also gave the future domestic terrorist what FBI agent Kathy Puckett believes was his first kiss at age 36.
>"He writes about how she kissed him," Puckett explained. "And, he describes it like a Martian meeting an Earthling. He said she was doing something with her tongue that he couldn't quite understand. He had never kissed another woman in his life, because if he had, he would have written it down."
>Soon enough, of course, the woman rejected Ted as a possible partner.
>“Ted was extremely upset,” David Kaczynski reflected in “Unabomber - In His Own Words.” ”He wrote these limericks [...] these very unflattering, ugly sort of limericks about her and he posted them around the work site.”

What’s your thoughts on him? Despite his actions, were his arguments valid?

>>18459254

>>18314466
1. The employment of Mrs. Price as my teacher has been a disaster for my psychological makeup. It has greatly increased the size of my penis for a short while during the "fun" lovemaking session, but it has destabilized my grades, has made life stressful, has subjected my person to indignities, has led to significant psychological suffering (due to gonorrhea to physical suffering as well) and has inflicted severe damage on my general well-being. My continued meetings with Mrs. price will worsen the situation. They will certainly subject me to greater indignities and inflict greater damage on my psyche, it will probably lead to greater disruption of academic performance and psychological suffering, and it may lead to increased physical suffering despite the "fun" involved in such intimate relations.

COVID-19 is the next logical step in the advancement of technological society. Uncle Ted was right about everything.

A good book would be a package left on your professor's doorstep.

No, I will not stop criticizing the technostate.

Got a problem? Here's a package.

>>17225935

>>17139072
No.

>>17139095
Good.

> and my mail!

where can i find kaczynski's latest letters? i only get results for one from 2018 where he talks about that hbo show about him

No, her kids must remain linked to the technological system.

You're going to have to escape the system, if you want any actual personal hope.

Like >>16959505 says. The technological system wants to keep you within it to sublimate you and your ideas.

>>16922749
>It would literally be a worldwide economic collapse and a string of deadly wars.

Good.

Industrial Society and its Future. Though, not really about capitalism, it does lament Conservatives for taking part in the same system that amalgamates all ideology to subserve the technological system, i.e. the technological system is what has demolished past values in order to change the thinking to fit the system and its expansion; Conservatives lament the disappearing of these values BUT still uphold the technological system.

But don't think Conservatives are the only victims of this system. Think of self-proclaimed Leftists who wish to champion the worker, but lament workers who are not on-board with mass economic-migration: both lamenting the system's outcome but promoting its power. Etc. etc.