Theodore Kaczynski

Dr. Theodore John Kaczynski, Ph.D., also known as the Unabomber (born May 22, 1942) is a Polish-American terrorist who attempted to fight against what he perceived as the evils of technological progress by sending mail bombs to various people over almost eighteen years, killing three and wounding 29. He was the target of the FBI's most expensive manhunt ever.

See also

• Hugo de Garis — Another person who predicts that humanity's future may be doomed because of technology (but advocates technological progress nonetheless).
• Bill Joy, Co-founder of Sun Microsystems; wrote the essay Why the future doesn't need us which defended some of Kaczynski's ideas and warned that technological development is rapidly approaching singularity, which will mean the end of the human era. The essay has been compared by The Times to Albert Einstein's 1939 letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt warning of a possible Nazi-developed atomic bomb.
• John Zerzan, Major Primitivist and Anarchist philosopher who defended Kaczynski's writings and was a confidant to him during his trial.
• Fredy Perlman, First modern thinker to advocate anarcho-primitivism.
• Green Anarchy, An Anarchist magazine that has published some of Kaczynski's writings including his play Ship of Fools; they have also published anarchist critiques of what they consider to be the unexamined sexism in his manifesto.
• Jason McQuinn, Editor of '; wrote the essay One, Two, Three, Many Unabombers which defended Kaczynski.
• Italian Unabomber An unknown person or group who is conducting bombings in Italy.