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Theodore Kaczynski was an American mathematician, commonly known as the "Unabomber" for his nationwide bombing campaign. His actions and writings sparked intense debates about technology, society, and individual freedom. He later became infamous for his criminal acts and manifestos against modern industrialization. Here are 52 of his quotes:
Meanwhile, fierce competition among global self-prop systems will have led to such drastic and rapid alterations in the Earth's climate, the composition of its atmosphere, the chemistry of its oceans, and so forth, that the effect on the biosphere will be devastating. ... We will argue that if the development of the technological world-system is allowed to proceed to its logical conclusion, then in all probability the Earth will be left a dead planet-a planet on which nothing will remain alive except, maybe, some of the simplest organisms-certain bacteria, algae, etc.-that are capable of surviving under extreme conditions.
Theodore Kaczynski
Theodore Kaczynski
Occupation: American Mathematician
Born: May 22, 1942
Died: June 10, 2023
Quotes count: 52
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