/lit/ - Literature

>>13141136
this

Certainly the books "Anti-Tech Revolution" and "Technological Slavery" by Kaczynski.

And "Industrial Society and Its Future" - the section about the motives of scientists. You can also google and find a full-length essay about the "motives of scientists" by Kaczynski, which is excellent.

Basically, scientists don't give a fuck about anything but themselves. They want to fulfill their power-process (the need for meaningful work and goals which gives them psychological fulfillment) but beyond that they want money, power, status and prestige.

Science marches on blindly without regard for the welfare of the human race, but only obedient to the psychological needs of the scientists and the governments and corporations that pay for the research.

>>12829572
this.

>>12523847
Everyone should read his two books "Technological Slavery" and "Anti-Tech Revolution." They're incredibly good.

>>12203956
"ANTI-TECH REVOLUTION: WHY AND HOW" (2016) by Theodore Kaczynski

>>12192244
Heck Yeah!

Oh! Hello my friends! "Anti-Tech Revolution" is probably the greatest and most insightful piece of social theory since... well... wait.....
on second thought, it's the greatest OF ALL TIME!