"Modern technology has become a total phenomenon for civilization, the defining force of a new social order in which efficiency is no longer an option but a necessity imposed on all human activity."

- Jacques Ellul

"Many radicals fall into the temptation of focusing on non-essential issues like racism, sexism and sweatshops because it is easy. They pick an issue on which the system can afford a compromise and on which they will get support from people like Ralph Nader, Winona La Duke, the labor unions, and all the other pink reformers. Perhaps the system, under pressure, will back off a bit, the activists will see some visible result from their efforts, and they will have the satisfying illusion that they have accomplished something. But in reality they have accomplished nothing at all toward eliminating the techno-industrial system."

- Theodore John Kaczynski | Hit Where it Hurts (Technological Slavery 1st Edition)

"𝐈 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐯𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠"

- Theodore John Kaczynski

How To Evade The Military as a Civilian (Becoming Deadly In The Mountains)

About the Charlie Kirk assassination

It is frankly concerning that suddenly when a well known personality is shot to death, suddenly the entire world is in tears and sorrow. People are hardwired to reject any kind of violence the system does not endorse, but when it comes to for example, geopolitical conflict, everyone picks their side. One could show the same amount of grief for millions of people living in absolute hellish conditions, like extreme poverty and war.

This is a great example of a society that mourns spectacle but ignore the real cries. The fake grief is an absolute theatre of a performance and it is pathetic.

How the Education System keeps the technological system alive

As a child, your brain is actively growing and is at its most vulnerable stage of development. The things you are taught, is absorped like a sponge. This is one of the most important survival mechanisms humans have. In nature, that ability to learn so quickly is crucial to survive in a natural environment. It's the time you learn how to hunt, forage, and various other vital skills. However, this mechanism is abused by the system to indoctrinate, and tame your natural instincts.

Schools and other forms of propaganda methods are what fundementally keeps the modern technological system alive. You are taught obedience as early as possible in life for the purpose of not questioning outside societies framework. It is also more difficult to integrate wilder and more "primitive humans" into a society structured and centered around obedience.

Even your basic biological needs are supressed in the education system. You are not allowed to eat whenever your hungry, you are not allowed to use the restroom whenever you have to et cetera. In the first years of school, the indoctrinative way of teaching is mild, but progressively becomes worse and harsher in the following years. You are given books with answers to all of your questions about world in a ready made form, creative thinking is out of the question. A child naturally wants to work with his hands and go out exploring, instead he is told to sit still for hours on-end.

This is the beginning of the domestication of you as a human being.

"The love of wilderness is more than a hunger for what is always beyond reach; it is also an expression of loyalty to the earth, the earth which bore us and sustains us, the only paradise we shall ever know, the only paradise we ever need, if only we had the eyes to see".

- Edward Abbey

In our society, the sanity of people is measured by how much they stick to the popular opinion. Once you deviate from the popular opinion, you are deemed insane. You are not deemed insane because they can disprove you, but because you simply steer away from the norm, the social constructs.

A critique of modern civilization
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"The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race"

- Theodore John Kaczynski
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"One of the most dangerous features of the technoindustrial system is precisely its power to make people comfortable (or at least reduce their discomfort to a relatively acceptable level) in circumstances under which they should not be comfortable, e.g., circumstances that are offensive to human dignity, or destructive of the life that evolved on Earth over hundreds of millions of years, or that may lead to disaster at some future time.... On the contrary, one of our most important worries should be that people may be made comfortable with almost anything, including conditions that we would consider horrifying.”

- Theodore John Kaczynski Technological Slavery (2022), p. 190.