Industrial society and its future a.k.a. the Unibomber's Manifesto

Original manifesto text as submitted tot he New York Times. Complete with footnotes and headings provided by the author. Revised form th 1996 publishing from I Think I'll Do What I Think Is Right Publishing.

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Introduction -- The Psychology of Modern Leftism -- Feelings of Inferiority -- Oversocialization -- The Power Process -- Surrogate Activities -- Autonomy -- Social Problems - Disruption of the Power Process in Modern Society -- How Some People Adjust -- Motives of Scientists -- The Nature of Freedom -- Some Principles of History -- Industrial Technology Cannot be Reformed -- Restriction of Freedom is Unavoidable in Industrial Society -- The 'Bad' Parts of Technology Cannot be Separated from the 'Good' Parts -- Technology is a more Powerful Social Force Than the Aspiration for Freedom -- Simpler Social Problems have Proved Intactable -- Revolution is Easier than Reform -- Control of Human Bahavior -- Human Race at Crossroads -- Human Suffering -- The Future -- Strategy -- Two Kinds of Technology -- The Danger of Leftism -- Final Note

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