Book · 2018
The Unabomber's Manifesto: Industrial Society and Its Future
A Full Manifesto Including Timeline, Statements, Introductions and Handwritten Letters
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Ted Kaczynski was right. Oh my god, we all know that he was right. Do you ever read his manifesto?
Duncan Trussell · The Joe Rogan Experience · Mar 2020 Listen at 17:13 What they say about it
- Refers to the text as a manifesto“publishing his article”4
- Condemns violence while discussing the text“opposed to letter bombs”2
The best things said about it
His ransom demand, so to speak, was the New York Times publishing his article, which everyone else called manifesto.
I agree with his book. His book is amazing. Just no violence.
Blake Masters pretty famously when he was running for senator from Arizona he recommended that people read Ted gazin s Manifesto and this created this kind of big Scandal.
Uh if you've never read read the unibomber manifesto uh it is quite something believe.
You know, I'm, I'm really interested in, Ted Kosinski's writings. His two books that he wrote, obviously, is to say ritually, I'm totally opposed to letter bombs or violence of any kind.
Tucker Carlson The Tucker Carlson Show · Aug 2024 Where and when it comes up
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Why people recommend it
The Unabomber's Manifesto: Industrial Society and Its Future by Ted Kaczynski is a controversial ideological text criticizing modern technology, industrialization, and the loss of human freedom. The manifesto received notable discussion across various political and commentary podcasts. On The Megyn Kelly Show, James Fitzgerald and Megyn Kelly discussed the historical context of the text, noting how Kaczynski demanded its publication as a ransom condition through major newspapers. Similarly, on Breaking Points, Emily Jashinsky referenced the manifesto while analyzing the online background and ideological motivations of modern criminal suspects. Other commentators debated the ideas presented within the work regarding the encroachment of technology on human life; on The Ezra Klein Show, James Pog recalled a past political scandal involving a senate candidate who publicly recommended the text to illustrate growing tech skepticism within the new right. On Timcast IRL, Tim Pool briefly touched upon the themes of the book during discussions concerning Luddites and technological progression, emphasizing an agreement with its anti-technology critiques while explicitly dismissing violence. Tucker Carlson explored the writings on The Tucker Carlson Show alongside guest Amjad Masad, noting an intellectual interest in the provocative warnings regarding automation and the future role of machines, while maintaining total opposition to unlawful acts. Finally, on The Joe Rogan Experience, Duncan Trussell and Joe Rogan debated the predictive elements of Kaczynski's social critique regarding the trajectory of modern technological dependency.
Every mention
Duncan Trussell What I'm trying to say is Ted Kaczynski was right Oh my god we all know that he was right Do you ever read… 1
“What I'm trying to say is Ted Kaczynski was right Oh my god we all know that he was right Do you ever read his manifesto”
Emily Jashinsky uh if you've never read read the unibomber manifesto uh it is quite something believe 1
“uh if you've never read read the unibomber manifesto uh it is quite something believe”
James Fitzgerald His his uh his ransom demand, so to speak, was the New York Times publishing his article, which everyone el… 1
“His his uh his ransom demand, so to speak, was the New York Times publishing his article, which everyone else called Manifesto. And and that's what he wanted in that regard.”
James Pog Blake Masters pretty famously when he was running for senator from Arizona he recommended that people read… 1
“Blake Masters pretty famously when he was running for senator from Arizona he recommended that people read Ted gazin s Manifesto and this created this kind of big Scandal”
Tim Pool You know, because I agree with his book. His book is amazing. Just no violence. 1
“You know, because I agree with his book. His book is amazing. Just no violence.”
Tucker Carlson you know, I'm, I'm really interested in, Ted Kosinski's writings. His two books that he wrote, obviously, i… 1
“you know, I'm, I'm really interested in, Ted Kosinski's writings. His two books that he wrote, obviously, is to say ritually, I'm totally opposed to letter bombs or violence of any kind.”
Also mentioned in the same episodes
Other mentions (3: passing, ad reads, own books)
“They've got a beautiful leatherbound edition of Ted Kazinsk's manifesto.”
“oh my God television and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race”
“Jenna says a person I think would be interesting to explore in a podcast is the Unabomber Ted Kaczynski He convinced the FBI to publish his Manifesto against the system in the Washington Post”