The "Unabomber Manifesto," officially titled "Industrial Society and Its Future," is a document written by Ted Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber. Published in 1995, it critiques modern technological society and argues that industrialization has led to widespread psychological suffering and environmental destruction. Kaczynski advocates for a return to simpler, pre-industrial ways of living. The manifesto gained significant attention after Kaczynski's campaign of bombings targeted individuals associated with technology and modern society. It was published in major newspapers, including the Washington Post and New York Times, as part of a deal to halt his violent actions. The document remains a controversial piece of literature, sparking discussions on technology, freedom, and societal values.