/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9707512

uploader anon here. I did exactly that, with all of Kaczynski's professional output. For some months, the dissertation was the one missing piece, but eventually I just popped for it ($38bux) since it was the only missing piece, I could not find it anywhere else to save my life, and I wanted it that bad.

>>9707292

Even if you might not agree with the content of the philosophy, this organizational convention is in fact quite common in modern philosophical texts, particularly during the 18th and 19th centuries. Either paragraphs, or very short sections get simple numberings, to sort of bracket complex thoughts off apart from each other for easy reference. Examples include Locke's second treatise of government, Kant's prolegomena, Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations particularly (and to a lesser extent the shorter utterances of the Tractatus), Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit I believe (I've only paged through), Debord's Society of the Spectacle, and Spinoza's ethics, which are modeled on Euclid's presentation and run "definition #this, proposition #that, demonstration #theotherthing".

The basic idea is to spend a short length on a thought, or some closely related thoughts, and again just give that a number for easy lookup. Seen this way, even Kaczynski's numbering schema is fully the stuff of proper philosophical texts.

>>9706237
>>9707131

You can do me one higher compliment. Save all 81 images, bundle them, and disseminate the bundle freely on the internet so that anyone who wishes to see this interesting and perfectly harmless text may do so without some retarded paywall.