Harvard and the Making of the Unabomber (2000)
> The "Bad" Parts of Technology Cannot Be Separated from the "Good" Parts. [1]I thought this was one of the most prophetic statement from his Technology Manifesto. Written in 1995, still true today. Take any technology, and you'll see it has been used for doing "good" things as well as "evil" things, and it's impossible for anyone to separate the two and enforce usage of only the "good" parts. Example: Drones. Used in many countries now to send recon to remote areas for rescue missions [2], drop food or medicinal supplies in conflict zones. Same drones also used by the same countries to remotely kill "suspected terrorists" and by ISIS Jihadis (in Iraq) to drop bombs on Iraqi soldiers [3].You cannot invent drones and tell people it should only be used for good things, not bad things. Same with Facebook. Used to organize events, connect with family, find missing people, start revolutions and protests. Same Facebook also used to spread fake news, lure unsuspecting victims for robbery and even murder, recruit Jihadis.Every time a new technology is invented, human find a way to use it in a bad, destructive way.Too bad blogging and Podcasting or youtube weren't around when Ted Kaczynski's wrote his technology manifesto, cos maybe then he may have resorted to online medium to spread his message, instead of killing people to get attention for his manifesto.[1] Source: 	 
The Unabomber Trial: The Manifesto => http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unabo...[2] Source: Drones Help Rescue Missing Hikers =>  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1VPZ5jt5Xw[3] Source: Footage of ISIS drone dropping grenade bombs on Iraqi soldiers =>  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Uw0KWhYAoY