Status Updates From The Unabomber Manifesto: A ...

para 96 is so fucked up but also true about society.

This might put me on a list for reading but Imfao. I'm prepared for most of it to be a schizophrenic cyclone, and I don't agree with about half the things he's said so far, but | feel that, for my political leaning, this might be a good thing to have read in the end... If not for the content, for the experience.

to sum it up i don't necessarily think existential questions are a "product of modern society" insteaddd modern society has simply given us new ways of understanding questions & ideas humans have had for a very long time [2]

"existentialism is in large part a response to the purposelessness of modern life"—par 64

icl i disagree with this to a limit, mostly because I think primitive humans probably experienced existential & identity crises too, except perhaps they weren't as aware of them or didn't have the words for them¿¿ alsoooo i believe many of the thoughts humans have; probably existed in another human's mind before. [1]

the "general tendency" of leftists that Theodore talks about is so interesting to me, i do see at a certain point what he is talking about, but only to an extent. some of it has me curious & wondering (more than that, WANTING) to know how much of it could be proved right psychologically? if not, why did Theodore believe as such about leftists? hmmmmmmm

"but a minority of activists, many of whom do not even belong to any “oppressed” group but come from privileged strata of society."