Serious Unabomber understood

[JohnnySalami]

Assuming you’ve attempted to improve yourself or approach women, you’ve put serious effort into attempting to fill your inherent biological goal. You had no success at achieving this goal, and have developed serious psychological problems due to it. Inceldom is a normal response to having no success at achieving your biological goal of getting laid and/or attaining a meaningful relationship with a member of the opposite sex

 

[Salustio]

If you know Unabomber can you tell me why a highIQ mind was developing such antisocial ideas like his?

It was just his inceldom?

 

[Jemeinigkeit-]

If you know Unabomber can you tell me why a highIQ mind was developing such antisocial ideas like his?

It was just his inceldom?

How the CIA created the Unabomber

When mass murderer Ted Kaczynski was a 16-year-old undergraduate student at Harvard, he took part in a behavioral engineering project run by the CIA. It was part of the US government's illegal MKUltra project, which ruined the lives of many innocent and unwitting test subjects around the world.

How the CIA created the Unabomber

When mass murderer Ted Kaczynski was a 16-year-old undergraduate student at Harvard, he took part in a behavioral engineering project run by the CIA. It was part of the US…

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Harvard and the Making of the Unabomber

A series of purposely brutalizing psychological experiments may have confirmed Theodore Kaczynski’s still-forming belief in the evil of science while he was in college.

www.theatlantic.com

 

[Mewcel]

Damn I still need to read his manifesto, the exerpts resonate with me.

 

[Blacktarpill]

Damn I still need to read his manifesto, the exerpts resonate with me.

 

[Guest2]

If you know Unabomber can you tell me why a highIQ mind was developing such antisocial ideas like his?

It was just his inceldom?

Apart from celibacy (I think he was a mentalcel earlier in life), he was used as a test subject in the MKUltra experiments, and, due to his high IQ, he saw the world for what it was and recognised that he only had limited ability to change it.

 

[Hikikomori]

I read that in prison, he and McVeigh became friends, even though they were on the opposite ends of the political spectrum.

 

[Deleted member 16455]

Damn I still need to read his manifesto, the exerpts resonate with me.

 

[StoicNihilist]

Part of his manifesto "The Ship of Fools" is an interesting read.

He uses a ship at sea as an allagorical microcosm of society and its petty squabbles paling to the danger the ship (our world) is in. The sailors bicker over gay rights, animal cruelty, womans rights, wages, ect. while the ship is headed towards certain death being sunk in an iceberg field. The meager cabin boy realizes this and tries to warn the others, to get them to quit thier petty bickering and turn the ship around. But the "ship of fools" refuses to listen. They punish him and mock him. Calling him a fascist. And continue squabbling over petty matters. The ship eventually goes into the ice field and sinks.

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/ted-kaczynski-ship-of-fools

 

[Michael15651]

Damn I still need to read his manifesto, the exerpts resonate with me.

 

[OmniVoid]

Based Kasczynski

 

[jerrycan dan]

I read that in prison, he and McVeigh became friends, even though they were on the opposite ends of the political spectrum.

They did, they would talk about guns. Ted remarked that right-wing libertarians fetishised weapons after McVeigh asked why Ted used a hunting rifle instead of some rifle that could pierce military-grade armour and they had some conversations about what separated liberarianism from stormfaggotry (individualism mainly) despite them both being lumped into the "right".

http://www.3-3-3.org/docs/Kaczynski's comments on McVeigh.htm Interesting stuff.