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Rage against the machine
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Rage against the machine
“Industrial Society and Its Future” (1995), the manifesto of Theodore J. Kaczynski – otherwise known as the Unabomber – has influenced a family tree of anti-technology activists. In Stop the Machines: The rise of anti-technology extremism, Mauro Lubrano focuses on three interconnected branches of that activism, providing their intellectual histories and distinguishing them mostly by their attitudes to violence. Insurrectionary anarchists are at …
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