Technological Slavery Reading #2

<p>Transcript:<br><a href="https://app.podscribe.ai/episode/57574254">https://app.podscribe.ai/episode/57574254</a></p><p>Speaker 0 (0s): &lt;inaudible&gt; welcome back. </p><p>Speaker 1 (17s): It's Monday for me. What day is it for you? Is it Tuesday and Wednesday? Saturday, the greatest day ever, whatever day it is. Thank you for taking a few minutes to hang out with me. We're getting back into Whoo Theodore Ted Kaczynski AKA the unit bomber. This guy, I'll tell you what this guy was ahead of his time. He may have been out of his mind </p><p>Speaker 0 (46s): And when he was definitely ahead of his time. And to me, </p><p>Speaker 1 (51s): It's interesting to think about people who think about things differently. I think that also backs up the statement that man's best thinking is done outdoors. This is a guy that moved out into a shack way out in the middle of nowhere. I think he was out in Montana, had a small little cabin where he would just read and kind of live life, the natural way and be away from technology. </p><p>The reason he was so far away from technology is his belief that technology was going to enslave the world. We left off talking about feelings of inferiority. This is from the book, technological slavery, and the first part, the book is called industrial society and its future. We are moving on to the next reading, which is going to be over socialization. </p><p>Again, these are what I am reading is they're clearly not my ideas. However, I think these ideas are important enough for people to consider them. And that's why I'm going over them with you and my friends. What do you guys think about this? Is it just pure craziness or can you find some nuggets? </p><p>Speaker 0 (2m 13s): The truth in the words of Ted Kaczynski let us begin. Psychologists </p><p>Speaker 1 (2m 21s): Used the term socialization </p><p>Speaker 0 (2m 24s): To designate </p><p>Speaker 1 (2m 25s): The process by which children are trained to Think </p><p>Speaker 0 (2m 29s): And act as a society demands as a person <