"To those who think that all this sounds like science fiction, we point out that yesterday’s science fiction is today’s fact. The Industrial Revolution has radically altered man’s environment and way of life, and it is only to be expected that as technology is increasingly applied to the human body and mind, man himself will be altered as radically as his environment and way of life have been."
-Ted Kaczynski

"Learning models will be instituted in which the subject will be rewarded or punished for his overall performance and reinforced in various ways-by being told whether he was right, by being told what the target was, with electric shock, ect. In other cases, drugs and psychological tricks will be used to modify his attitudes. The experimenters will be particularly interested in dissociative states, from the abesement de niveau mental to multiple personality in so called mediums, and an attempt will be made to induce a number of states of this kind, using hypnosis.
Your tax dollars at work"
-Mind wars

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“A revolution could occur only if something happened to shake the stability of industrial society.” - Ted Kaczynski

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"No, what worries me is that I might in a sense adapt to this environment and come to be comfortable here and not resent it anymore. And I am afraid that as the years go by that I may forget, I may begin to lose my memories of the mountains and the woods and that's what really worries me, that I might lose those memories, and lose that sense of contact with wild nature in general. But I am not afraid they are going to break my spirit."

-Ted Kaczynski

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"Surveillance is the bussiness model of the internet. We build systems that spy on People in exchange for services. Corporations call it marketing."
-Bruce Schneier

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In an article for Activist Post titled “7 Future Methods of Mind Control,”
Nicholas West explored some of the possible ways we might be manipulated in the future, by a small and elite group of people, most likely using the technology
of tomorrow to coerce, control and contain.
West writes, “The mind control of the future goes straight into direct
programming of the digital mind.” The seven methods West warns us about are:
1. Surveillance and gadgets: West sees both surveillance and the obsession
with gadgetry a means by which of controlling the masses, pointing to
television and video games as having massive impact on how we view our
world. He points to the Internet, computers, phones, tablets, and more as
the tools of direct manipulation of our lives. Mind/computer interfacing is
already happening now.
2. Mind-controlled robots and drones: The merging of man and machine,
as evident by brain mapping research. Are there possibly thoughtcontrolled drones in our future?
3. Magnetic manipulation: See Chapter 8 for the many means by which our
environment is effecting and influencing our thoughts, actions, and
behaviors.
4. Implants and ingestibles: Will we be controlled via implants and chips
that enter the human body through our food, medicines, and other means?
5. Genetic and neuro-engineering: A quote by MIT neuro-engineer Ed
Boyden sums it up: “If we take seriously the idea that our minds are
implemented in the circuits of our brains, then it becomes a top priority to
understand how to engineer brains for the better.” Maybe also for the
worse?
6. Neuroscience: The human brain is the final frontier—and controlling it is
the Holy Grail of research. Unfortunately, this can be used for evil as well
as good.
7. Direct upload/hack: Brain hacking is no longer the stuff of science fiction
novels, as we become the software-based humans that Ray Kurzweil,
author of The Singularity Is Near and current director of engineering at
Google, warned us about. “Humans will develop the means to instantly
create new portions of ourselves, either biological or nonbiological,”
Kurzweil writes in The Singularity Is Near."

"The university intellectuals play an important role in carrying out the System's trick. Though they like to fancy themselves independent thinkers, the intellectuals are the most oversocialized, the most conformist, the tamest and most domesticated, the most pampered, dependent, and spineless group today. As a result, their impulse to rebel is particularly strong. But, because they are incapable of independent thought, real Rebellion is impossible for them. Consequently they are suckers for the System's trick, which allows for them to irritate people and enjoy the illusion of rebelling without evee having to challenge the system's badic values"

-Ted Kaczynski
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