How They Were Caught: The Unabomber
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@CarlosNavarro-cp9go 3 роки тому
and the psychologist who activated him never saw jail time.....good old messed up world we live in.
@straykae 3 роки тому
yeah I'm curious about this part of the story what about the 21 other people?!
@andybrinker6733 3 роки тому
I bet he took pleasure in knowing the Unabomber was one of the subjects he experimented on
@mariahenriquez2988 3 роки тому
But I also wonder he he didn’t kill him? He was the one that turned him into a totally different person for revenge
@Onorrie 3 роки тому
I feel like it’s a cop out to blame the psychological experiments for this man’s actions. Twenty some other people took part in this experiment and none of them turned to murder, as far as we know. Yes, it was a wholly unethical experiment but the Unabomber alone is accountable for his heinous crimes.
@niandral104 3 роки тому
@@Onorrie I think he had some mental issues and the experiment boosted them
@Tom-ju2ny 3 роки тому
There are people out there today that probably remember "Professor Kaczynski" as their college math teacher. Woah.
@steveseagul 3 роки тому
The probability is 100%. There are and many many more that openly agree with much of his philosophy.
@danielb2940 3 роки тому
David Kaczynski (the Brother) was my parents neighbor when they lived in Schenectady New York. He worked at Union college at the time that the unabomber’s (Ted) bombings I believe
@karrie7102 3 роки тому
@@steveseagul probably more and more people as technology progresses
@steveseagul 3 роки тому
Karrie Wise I’m one of them but I’m not as violent.
@karrie7102 3 роки тому
@@steveseagul I have to admit, I am as well. I'd love if someone would interview him now, I'd be fascinated to hear what he has to say.
@hedgehogsonic11 3 роки тому
Imagine the hubris of slapping a return label on an explosive package
@adambump5297 3 роки тому
That is like Vegeta levels of detrimental.
@nicolestark373 3 роки тому
adam bump 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@pauliewalnutsgualtieri8779 3 роки тому
“Oh yea this’ll throw em for a loop”
@Callie_Castle 3 роки тому
Actually the return labels were other people! Who didn’t make the bombs. One bomb he mailed off was supposed to go back to the return address due to insufficient postage, but the post man did the sender a solid and yeah.
@evandymon 3 роки тому
"In the 1960s there was a young man that graduated from the University of Michigan. Did some brilliant work in mathematics. Specifically bounded harmonic functions. Then he went on to Berkeley. He was assistant professor. Showed amazing potential. Then he moved to Montana, and blew the competition away." "Yea, so who was he?" "Ted Kaczynski" -Good Will Hunting
@heybitsme 3 роки тому
Good movie.
@serpentisma 3 роки тому
Nice pull, my friend!!! I was just thinking of that line!
@michaelterrell5061 3 роки тому
Blew the competition away. Yikes.
@unc0nsciousness 3 роки тому
Honestly? I think that the human testing is what mainly caused his psychosis. The point of the experiment was to break down the subject and thats exactly what it did. I sort of feel bad for him. He was terrible, thats true, but he was literally mentally tortured on purpose for science.
@tescoasda3879 3 роки тому
He said himself that people in the docs greatly exaggerated the effect of the experiment, and basically it had no effect.
@unc0nsciousness 3 роки тому
It was trauma literally meant to verbally and mentally abuse the (of already somewhat lower self esteem) subject. The effects of trauma arn’t an exaggeration, everyone responds differently and they cant control the severity of their response.
@christopherk2841 3 роки тому
@@tescoasda3879 still not good for a developing 16 yr old brain and body...
@hunterstamper6171 3 роки тому
@Nigel Lush unless hes told
@corneliali7747 3 роки тому
@@tescoasda3879 i think the fact he said so himself can be biased. he could be in denial.
@thesagedwizard 3 роки тому
Nothing wrong with hiding in the attic when house guests arrive. I wish I'd done that 10 minutes ago.
@rams_r_champs 3 роки тому
Anti social loser
@ViJay-jw3nc 3 роки тому
Relatable king
@Pocket_Jake 3 роки тому
@@rimamukherjee5874 oh
@Kerm88 3 роки тому
@@rams_r_champs Or he just doesn't find the need to feign interest in people
@michaelterrell5061 3 роки тому
@@rams_r_champs Why so mean?
@kaskaskas 3 роки тому
'that's impossible, David loves me' I found that really sad, I know he's a murderer but to David he was his family. Even Ted who was so antisocial actually really loved his brother and he was the one who turned him in. Might've been the only person he loved. I hope he writes back to him one day.
@Errupt 3 роки тому
And to him his only family since he said his parents didn’t love him
@Callie_Castle 3 роки тому
Ted is only alive due to spite of wanting to outlive his younger brother I feel like. Trust me. He’s never writing back.
@raerohan4241 2 роки тому
@Mikey Mc tigue Yikes 😬
@azazello1784 Рік тому
if he was antisocial how did he find a gf?
@yjpaperboy173 Рік тому
I hope he never writes back and is forgotten by his brother, he doesn’t even deserve that luxury. He took that from other people so it’s fair that it’s taken from him aswell without remorse.
@OpalBLeigh 3 роки тому
The unabombers code name was lawful... the irony.
@thesagedwizard 3 роки тому
governments drop bombs every day and call it lawful so I guess the irony continues...
@jan-mg5ug 3 роки тому
I thought he said waffle 💀 thx for clearing that up
@sai-fk8bg 3 роки тому
I heard it as... Waffle
@rams_r_champs 3 роки тому
@@thesagedwizard yeah in wars not intentionally against innocent people
@kamalnotreal 3 роки тому
@@rams_r_champs yeah because that definitely justifies bombing children right?
@EvaL-ti2jd 3 роки тому
Running up to your room when guests came over was low key relatable though.
@blakeerenhouse943 3 роки тому
Damm, imagine if Ted never sent out his Manifesto for authorities to analyze or if they never released it to the public for David to find.
@RustyBucket2 3 роки тому
Yeah, I often wonder the same thing. Linda in particular was probably the only person on the planet who would have linked Ted to the Manifesto (David has openly said he would have never identified his brother had it not been for Linda). Had she not read it, there's a decent chance he would have never been caught.
@shinobukochou7824 3 роки тому
no wonder ted didn't like her... he met his match
@ChrisJones-rd4wb 3 роки тому
then all the bombings would have been a waste
@universologist1941 3 роки тому
But Kaczynski wanted to publish his work. That’s the whole point of the bombing.
@noelnoni7310 2 роки тому
Dude got too greedy and approval seeking
@stephaniew2073 3 роки тому
Take a socially awkward introvert, mentally torture them with something they find solace in, what could go wrong?
@pauliewalnutsgualtieri8779 3 роки тому
That will never work on me because i hate my family
@connoriquada5429 3 роки тому
“The Unabomber” sounds like a damn comic book villain
@cirogarcia9951 2 роки тому
You know something strange? The MK ultra program stated that its purpose was to psychologically break down a person and make them do things against their will with no memory of what had happened. I know MK ultra was in the 60s and several years later we got the weapon x comic where they psychologically torture wolverine and make him do things against his will.
@Nobody99998 3 роки тому
Love this story. Man just snapped and moved into the woods.
@fulrocker890 3 роки тому
Well yeah when the CIA doses you with massive doses of LSD and tortures you, you would too
@alexparks9117 3 роки тому
biggest mood
@ishani971 3 роки тому
@@AxxLAfriku wait what
@i_spite_myself8111 3 роки тому
@@ishani971 just report them for spam they always comment something similar to this-
@MrGazz101 3 роки тому
AxxL yeah, this guy gets it!
@woovelli 3 роки тому
“He wouldn’t do that he loves me” 😞
@pikabiga 3 роки тому
Yeah I was like... ok damn this is getting even more sad
@PoochieCollins 3 роки тому
Yeah, like just because your sibling's a mass murderer you gotta rat them out???
@louiswaze4603 3 роки тому
@@PoochieCollins he and the rest of his family could have got into a lot of trouble if they found out they knew it was him but kept it secret, you can’t say what you would or wouldn’t do as the situation is incomprehensible
@t.elizabeth7846 2 роки тому
@@louiswaze4603 They didn’t know for sure it was him, they just highly suspected it was him
@nightyeve 3 роки тому
"he was said to be quiet and didn't sociliaze much - was awkward - run up to the attic to hide from the guest" sounds like me haha "he was intelligent and academically more advanced" nvm haha
@PoochieCollins 3 роки тому
I end every sentence with haha haha
@ethangreen5416 3 роки тому
Yeah, ok
@Sara-vq6cd 3 роки тому
Me too 😂😂
@jan-mg5ug 3 роки тому
- Eskimo - you growl and hiss at people 💀
@lebumjames1373 3 роки тому
- Eskimo - you’re just weird
@samirahpulos9706 3 роки тому
One of the most interesting things about this case to me is that he was so adamant about not pleading insanity during his trials. He wanted everyone to know that he knew exactly what he was doing and that it was his choice.
@nicolestark373 3 роки тому
My uncle, Chris Waits, was Kaczynski’s neighbor in Montana. I’m not sure why this video stated he lived 10 miles away, he was a bit closer than that. He was very similar to Ted in the way that he wanted to be away from civilization, but believe it or not he actually relatively enjoyed the company of Ted (he does not enjoy the company of most). My uncle works on cars, and other metal things. He had a large junk pile on his property, and one day Ted asked if he could sort through the junk, and buy some of it off of him. Of course my uncle agreed. He continued coming to my uncles house every couple months or so, and purchasing more things out of his pile... it was later revealed to him that the parts he sold to Ted were the parts used to make the bombs. He wrote a book on his experience, it’s called Unibomber: the secret life of Ted Kaczynski
@nicolestark373 3 роки тому
uncle ben my uncles name is Chris Waits, he was kaczynskis neighbor for almost 25 years. His book is called Unabomber: the secret life of Ted Kacynski. If you still don’t believe me just look it up.
@thethrowawaythatstayed7055 3 роки тому
Nicole Stark don’t let them get to you. Thanks for the book rec! I think I’m going to check it out. Is your uncle still around? How did he feel about providing the parts/ted afterwards with hindsight?
@kevinoreilly4362 3 роки тому
Nicole Stark I actually looked the book up on amazon and if it wasn’t as pricy as it was I would get it. It’s interesting how so many accounts of him involve him being a nice quirky hermit who didn’t seem violent
@nicolestark373 3 роки тому
Throwaway That’ll Stay oh yeah he’s still around, he still lives in his cabin in Montana. Believe it or not he was heartbroken after he found out just how sick Ted was. He saw Ted as a close friend, one of his only friends. He enjoyed spending time with him, and for many years Ted was one of the only people he interacted with. He felt guilty about selling the spare parts to Ted, but he was honestly more upset about the fact that he felt “tricked”
@curlyhaircupid 3 роки тому
Wow, that’s really interesting!
@marcox5641 3 роки тому
Well Murray and CIA should be proud of the monster they produced
@thesagedwizard 3 роки тому
yeah exactly. Just like every other monster they've produced and used as scapegoats to secure more oil/wealth/power
@louiswaze4603 3 роки тому
@@kartunland you do realise osama bin laden was a CIA tactician right? This isn’t even a secret go listen to immortal techniques music you’ll learn a lot
@YYmmmYY 2 роки тому
They didn't even mention the acid that was given to him
@serenagil5337 3 роки тому
The professor's page on Harvard's website gives a glowing review of him. "Murray had a profound influence on his colleagues and students"- yikes, a little tone deaf there? They also made a research archive in his name (I guess that's what abusing students gets you?)
@worldisfilledb 2 роки тому
Tone deaf, no You just aren’t interpreting things correctly and that 100% leads to you having that opinion lol
@photlam9769 Рік тому
@@worldisfilledb yeah she seems like she wants to join a bandwagon of hate but no fascination
@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un 3 роки тому
I watch these during important meetings, I don’t regret it because the content is so good
@carson.4612 3 роки тому
Thank you Kim
@Breesh2x 3 роки тому
Aint you in a coma? 🤧🤣
@s3xbobomb1959 3 роки тому
Hello kim
@vatsalyasharma5585 3 роки тому
@@Breesh2x You should have not said it, Good bye
@Breesh2x 3 роки тому
Vatsalya Sharma Kim Jong finna be smokin on dat Chex Pack🤣🤣
@giveupndie4559 3 роки тому
i can’t believe this dude gave away all that mathematical intelligence away like that •__•
@aldoushuxley5953 3 роки тому
His views on scientists: 87. Science and technology provide the most important examples of surrogate activities. Some scientists claim that they are motivated by “curiosity” or by a desire to “benefit humanity.” But it is easy to see that neither of these can be the principal motive of most scientists. As for “curiosity,” that notion is simply absurd. Most scientists work on highly specialized problems that are not the object of any normal curiosity. For example, is an astronomer, a mathematician or an entomologist curious about the properties of isopropyltrimethylmethane? Of course not. Only a chemist is curious about such a thing, and he is curious about it only because chemistry is his surrogate activity. Is the chemist curious about the appropriate classification of a new species of beetle? No. That question is of interest only to the entomologist, and he is interested in it only because entomology is his surrogate activity. If the chemist and the entomologist had to exert themselves seriously to obtain the physical necessities, and if that effort exercised their abilities in an interesting way but in some nonscientific pursuit, then they wouldn’t give a damn about isopropyltrimethylmethane or the classification of beetles. Suppose that lack of funds for postgraduate education had led the chemist to become an insurance broker instead of a chemist. In that case he would have been very interested in insurance matters but would have cared nothing about isopropyltrimethylmethane. In any case it is not normal to put into the satisfaction of mere curiosity the amount of time and effort that scientists put into their work. The “curiosity” explanation for the scientists’ motive just doesn’t stand up. 88. The “benefit of humanity” explanation doesn’t work any better. Some scientific work has no conceivable relation to the welfare of the human race most of archaeology or comparative linguistics for example. Some otherareas of science present obviously dangerous possibilities. Yet scientists in these areas are just as enthusiastic about their work as those who develop vaccines or study air pollution. Consider the case of Dr. Edward Teller, who had an obvious emotional involvement in promoting nuclear power plants. Did this involvement stem from a desire to benefit humanity? If so, then why didn’t Dr. Teller get emotional about other “humanitarian” causes? If he was such a humanitarian then why did he help to develop the H-bomb? As with many other scientific achievements, it is very much open to question whether nuclear power plants actually do benefit humanity. Does the cheap electricity outweigh the accumulating waste and the risk of accidents? Dr. Teller saw only one side of the question. Clearly his emotional involvement with nuclear power arose not from a desire to “benefit humanity” but from a personal fulfillment he got from his work and from seeing it put to practical use. 89. The same is true of scientists generally. With possible rare exceptions, their motive is neither curiosity norva desire to benefit humanity but the need to go through the power process: to have a goal (a scientific problem to solve), to make an effort (research) and to attain the goal (solution of the problem.) Science is a surrogate activity because scientists work mainly for the fulfillment they get out of the work itself. 90. Of course, it’s not that simple. Other motives do play a role for many scientists. Money and status for example. Some scientists may be persons of the type who have an insatiable drive for status (see paragraph 79) and this may provide much of the motivation for their work. No doubt the majority of scientists, like the majority of the general population, are more or less susceptible to advertising and marketing techniques and need money to satisfy their craving for goods and services. Thus science is not a PURE surrogate activity. But it is in large part a surrogate activity. 91. Also, science and technology constitute a power mass movement, and many scientists gratify their need for power through identification with this mass movement (see paragraph 83). 92. Thus science marches on blindly, without regard to the real welfare of the human race or to any other standard, obedient only to the psychological needs of the scientists and of the government of ficials and corporation executives who provide the funds for research.
@aldoushuxley5953 3 роки тому
EDIT: made it look a bit prettier
@MuhammadRaiyan135 3 роки тому
@@aldoushuxley5953 Wish he had put forward his belief as sort of a counter culture instead of becoming a criminal.
@aldoushuxley5953 3 роки тому
@@MuhammadRaiyan135 yeah, me too. I doubt anybody would have read the manifesto without the bombings though.
@vaszgul736 3 роки тому
It's sad and unfathomable that there are people who have to be the siblings, parents, loved ones, etc, of serial killers. It has to be traumatizing in its own way to still have bonds and memories and feelings about someone, your own family, and also have to turn them in for their heinous crimes..
@wvu05 3 роки тому
Imagine being the Stayner parents. One son gets kidnapped for seven years and dies in a motorcycle crash at age 24, and the other becomes a serial killer.
@jjizzler9592 Рік тому
Ted is the greatest modern philosopher
@skyxplr311 3 роки тому
(Edit): If Ryan and Shane have too much on their plates, they can cut and lay back. Sure, this is the only channel that can help BuzzFeed, but I want them to at least be happy to do it. If they want to do watcher and if it makes them happy, fine. I'll still love them either way. :3 Shane and Ryan: *Doing watcher* Me: *pouting and sad* Also me: *sees how they were caught* YESS CRIME-
@cedits_.s2824 3 роки тому
Yeah I do really miss their unsolved series:(
@cynicalbutterscotch6581 3 роки тому
They have puppet history
@monkeydoodle7805 3 роки тому
cedits_.s are they not doing it anymore?
@skyxplr311 3 роки тому
@@monkeydoodle7805 I have no idea, all I know on what they're doing right now is Watcher and Puppet History. I got no idea if season 6 and or 7 is coming out. Either way, I miss my ghoul boys doing True Crime/Supernatural
@lux_iao 3 роки тому
I think Ryan’s researching for a new season rn, he posted on his IG story ^^
@Bubbles_Utonium 3 роки тому
This is kind of sad tbh, I feel for his brother having to make the tuff decision to turn his brother in. His BROTHER. Idk how many of you have siblings but bothers tend to be extremely close. My sympathy goes toward his brother and the families of the bomb victims
@Callie_Castle 3 роки тому
Idk if my sister and I are just weird but we were talking about this case and she said “If you did that I’d turn you in.” And I said “I’d do the same”
@felixftw4702 2 місяці тому
my brother and i are not close at all
@mridulanaukarkar5190 3 роки тому
Its proven that people with higher IQ also have higher rates of anxiety and depression. They also find it harder to connect to people. I think the world wasnt ready for Ted, and Ted wasnt ready for the world
@mridulanaukarkar5190 3 роки тому
@@advshreeyaketkar5299 aww why would you say that? That's rude and I think untrue. World doesnt get what it wants or is ready for, world and the people in it just.. exist
@allymog5228 3 роки тому
Imagine the things he could have used his brain power to do if he hadn't been completely destroyed by the sick psychological experiment
@user-ej3jy6eg6h 3 роки тому
@@allymog5228 the sick psychological experiment is modern society.
@Ken-iu2zp 3 роки тому
True
@PeterGriffin-in5ut 3 роки тому
you say that as if we'll ever evolve to that point like we're not overly comfortable in our condition
@ibuprofenPill 10 місяців тому
Shortened version: his brother ratted him out.
@audreygil_ 3 роки тому
Me: *nothing to watch on yt* At 11pm: *this on my recommended* Also me: let’s do this.
@reginaoji98 3 роки тому
That harvard professor was waking up the demon inside ted :(
@Shadowdreamer4 3 роки тому
And he was only a teenager at the time; even though he was super smart his brain was still developing at that time, he had probably only just had puberty.
@nangie2724 3 роки тому
I guess that the professor want,making people feel suffer cuz of him and mentally sick
@missasissa 3 роки тому
I'm from Montana. My grandma gave the unabomber a ride (he was hitchhiking on the side of the road). She said he seemed like a normal, polite man. Crazy that she actually gave him a ride to his destination, not knowing what he was about to do.
@thatprettymf1055 Рік тому
W grandma
@lighthousesniper124 3 роки тому
I had to do a project about this guy my junior year, probably one of the most interesting projects I've done in all of highschool.
@jacobsajan9202 3 роки тому
Unsolved: "Another bomb was detonated at the home of the president of united-" Me: STATES??? Unsolved:"-airlines" Me: -_-
@86puffpuff86 3 роки тому
wouldnt have even gotten close to the prez.
@thedayanavega1 3 роки тому
Whoever does the voiceovers with these videos has a really cool voice!
@gutz1981 3 роки тому
Poor David. Imagine the guilt of turning in your brother who he thought you were the only one who loved him.
@yb7689 3 роки тому
Imagine how much he could’ve done if he hadn’t volunteered for that experiment
@Lucas-yj1eu 3 роки тому
You should do one about Charles Manson and his family!
@archuro3268 3 роки тому
If you want to watch one about him you can check out biographics video about it
@foxsterreacts9445 3 роки тому
Helter Skelter is currently airing
@nakedstatue8517 3 роки тому
the guy from up?
@hh6738 3 роки тому
brad pitt and a pit bull
@beenk8926 3 роки тому
oh the singer?
@BlueSpiritFire1 3 роки тому
I feel so much for David. His decision to bring his brother to the authorities' attention must've been heartbreaking, and I'm glad has wife supported him through that, and he had a loving mother. So often you hear about serial killers and criminals having a terrible parents and awful childhoods. I'm glad that doesn't seem to be the case here. It sounded like she genuinely loved her boys.
@alexagunnell40 3 роки тому
I love my siblings so much, but if I found out that they were capable of doing something as terrible as murder, I no doubt would turn them in as well. David is a hero, who knows how many lives he saved from turning in his brother.
@samiai8905 3 роки тому
lbr here, Linda was the mvp. David would never have done it if not for her.
@Top_Weeb 2 роки тому
I have a 1 murder policy with my family. I'll help you cover up 1 murder but that's it!!!!!
@worldisfilledb 2 роки тому
Easier said than done homie
@HaHa-cx7lf Рік тому
Ur a chump snitch
@spidmadjarski4234 Рік тому
You're disgusting, Ted was a hero damn it.
@RP--no7wj 3 роки тому
I thought the title said “unbomber” and I’m like wtf
@savetrees6005 3 роки тому
I was thinking maybe he unbombed places
@OpalBLeigh 3 роки тому
That sounds like a nice story!
@cynicalbutterscotch6581 3 роки тому
Danae Baragar it sounds possibly worse
@BeanSproot 3 роки тому
He just walks up to an explosive package, picks it up, and leaves.
@RP--no7wj 3 роки тому
NotSkeptic he’s just a really good guy who rebuilds places that have been bombed
@korzeniek78 Рік тому
So basically boring, obedient, stiff and possibly tea and cookies loving Linda made our tragic fate more inevitable and real. Thanks Linda.
@andytheshykid 3 роки тому
I already knew about this thanks to 'Manhunt: The Unabomber'. I really enjoyed the show.
@Weird-Mike 3 роки тому
Imagine corrupting such a beautiful mind for a test...
@micah5038 3 роки тому
Lmao this has nothing to do with the episode but who's gonna tell Ryan there are bats that are 5'6" lol
@Flower26340 3 роки тому
I live in Great Falls and this guys story still comes up every now and again.
@manyakumar567 3 роки тому
Why is this wholesome, sad, and scary at the same time?
@skye4591 2 роки тому
seeing how there were no signs in ted before the Murray experiments its almost 100% certain that this was teds turning point. for someone to commit multiple premeditated acts of terror they either exhibit plenty of signs in childhood that go untreated or there is one moment of incredible trauma that acted as the turning point.
@lodewijkperquin1521 3 роки тому
REJECT MODERNITY RETURN TO TED SHED
@atacina 3 роки тому
gabes gabe No.
@mopar_randy4952 3 роки тому
@@gabesgabe5020 I think it's a joke
@jaydee4861 3 роки тому
Just... Ted shed Yes
@emmavandewater9423 3 роки тому
BASED AND TEDPILLED
@rams_r_champs 3 роки тому
I bet you get bullied at school
@cartersmith6628 3 роки тому
I think it’s really nice that Ted’s brother is still so welcoming and accepting after what he’s done. Seems like a really caring guy
@benjaminmorris4962 3 роки тому
6:57 The bomb didn't explode. It had a faulty timing mechanism and just smoked. According to authorities, the bomb was powerful enough to "obliterate the plane."
@Aerosol_Masking 3 роки тому
Like it or not, Ted spitting straight FACTS in his Manifesto.
@rams_r_champs 3 роки тому
If you think that please go check into a mental hospital, you are not mentally sane
@Aerosol_Masking 3 роки тому
@@rams_r_champs Adjust your worldview according to reality.
@sam-qt7cy 3 роки тому
@@rams_r_champs bruh ur all over the comments. Why don't u get a life instead of fighting with everyone loser
@memsterboy12 3 роки тому
Honestly, running away when houseguests arrive is really relatable...
@FingeringThings 3 роки тому
How they were caught: Steven Lim
@Sam-on5jf 3 роки тому
💀💀💀
@Sam-on5jf 3 роки тому
@@heysiriselfdestruct5050 biggest piece of being a watcher/bfu stan is seeing the same couple of commenters everywhere
@-abbykh 3 роки тому
too soon 💀
@Sam-on5jf 3 роки тому
@@-abbykh truly
@iiamjoyann 3 роки тому
You're literally everywhere 😂😭
@AstonishingRed 3 роки тому
I firmly believe that monsters are never simply born, but created through their environment.
@deeprollingriver52 Рік тому
Absolutely false. True Psychopaths are born. They have a physical deformity in their brain that they are born with. No cure.
@AstonishingRed Рік тому
@@deeprollingriver52 Think of it like hanging a picture on a wall you know is flimsy. If you add to the stress of the flimsy wall by adding a frame, it will crumble and break eventually. In a similar way, even if someone is born with a deformity in their brain, outside influences can only add to the physiological damage. And drive someone who may not have done anything terrible, to do terrible things. NO human being comes out of the womb with a desire to kill.
@Sam-on5jf 3 роки тому
I BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE TURN IT UP
@oliverdennis3115 3 роки тому
I’ve read his manifesto, it is the most advanced piece of literature I’ve read.
@flarebear5346 3 роки тому
Wdym? Is it well written?
@callumfisher8101 3 роки тому
It really is quite a read.
@MitchOrangeHoarder 3 роки тому
@@flarebear5346 the actual writing is pretty terrible amd incoherent but it's clear he had incredibly advanced ideas that he could not quite articulate. Definitely worth a look but its not entirely refined
@rufflesthegreat2264 3 роки тому
@@MitchOrangeHoarder he made a better one
@ellespoonies 3 роки тому
Personally, I think a lot of the ideas / points he attempted to articulate were quite interesting, and while it’s not necessarily well written, there’s a reason that the manifesto sparked a ton of discussion during the time surrounding it’s release. Honestly, a lot of the thoughts he had about technology having the potential to become all consuming within society were accurate. I really think if he had chosen a less violent path to advocate his thoughts we could have achieved a much more balanced relationship with technology. We’re so dependent on our tech, it’s interesting to imagine what the world could have been like had someone drawn attention to the many concerns before those side effects started appearing visibly in the population.
@waterwater8911 2 роки тому
I'm glad you went over what happened to him in the experiment, I'm aware that it doesn't excuse what he did, but it definitely presents an explanation as to why he did what he did, and why there should be stricter regulations on university studies
@csl9843 3 роки тому
Wow. Just finished the video. So well produced
@BW2OFFICIAL 2 роки тому
This dude's one of the few things my city's known for. I've lived in Great Falls, Montana my whole life and we're pretty much known for waterfalls, Lewis and Clark, SUPER bipolar weather, wind, Charlie Russell... and the Unibomber.
@autisticfieldmarshall1006 2 роки тому
Its weird how the exact thing Ted predicted is happening right now.
@nelixsulu6201 2 роки тому
What discredits him is the fact he killed innocent people.
@autisticfieldmarshall1006 2 роки тому
@@nelixsulu6201 to be fair he killed less people in his life then US government did in a week.
@IronDisaster 3 роки тому
Love this series
@niffler09 3 роки тому
really good episode!!
@calynbug12111 3 роки тому
I’ve never heard about the experiment he endured! I’m a psych student now and had to take and get certified for human experiments and it was very extensive at making me understand that nothing is worth that sort of harm caused. It has to be in reason like say making them briefly anxious not breaking them like that. I’m always disturbed at what the previous studies that made these rules brought about....that utter lack of empathy disgusts me. I guess that’s why the research psychology aspect is my least favorite part of getting my undergraduate, I just want to go into clinical and help people.
@-abbykh 3 роки тому
not buzzfeed posting on the same day as puppet history again to draw views away from watcher 😔👊
@SavageBunnyGetMoney 3 роки тому
Lol it's like Jay Z release his album on the same day as Nas 😹
@emily408 3 роки тому
Nothing could take me away from puppet history. I stand with the professor even if jelly beans are nasty
@jrsimeon02 2 роки тому
University and Airline.. after many years, I finally get it. Thanks for explaining!
@Deesnuts1947 3 роки тому
I have been waiting for this moment my whole life... here we go boys
@eddixon2015 3 роки тому
You kind of undersold just how smart Ted was. I would recommend look at his manifesto, it's very very interesting.
@UFOhunter4711 2 роки тому
@DSW22 I think there is a difference between those and Ted
@michaelrandy8764 2 роки тому
@DSW22 Rogers was a spoiled simp that snapped, Dr. Kaczynski, advanced two grades and received a scholarship to attend Harvard at the age of 16. Big difference psychological traits wise.
@DenitaArnold 3 роки тому
That is good that David still tries to contact him. I wonder what happened to the other students they experimented on
@savetrees6005 3 роки тому
Wow this story takes twists and turns! I especially loved the part where he installed that A/C
@savetrees6005 3 роки тому
No I ain’t a bot lmao
@publicenemy123 3 роки тому
All seriousness that’s one hell of a brother never abandoning his brother
@ferraurie 3 роки тому
i miss the boys. *sad fist bump*
@ferraurie 3 роки тому
We do be vibing huh? you’re a hero. 😳 thank you!
@maddieregister5781 3 роки тому
they also have a podcast (they post the episodes on their channel!)
@nesta8273 3 роки тому
@12:00, "Experts were overwhelmingly sure that Ted Kaczynski *could be* the kulprit..." 😂🤣It just sounds weird.
@martinsorenson1055 3 роки тому
I noticed that too! "OVERWHELMINGLY sure"! Eh, he could be, who knows?
@pdot8659 3 роки тому
I’ve never really watched anything on this guy until now and I’m fascinated
@61subsandnovideos 3 роки тому
also I just wanna say their mom is so cool and understanding
@atomhearts 3 роки тому
as i read the title of this video, i cam to the realization that i had never actually see "unabomber" written out and it doesn't look right
@Spectre-xj7lx 3 роки тому
He wanted to be heard, and to be understood. He wanted to share his thoughts much like a modern day philosopher. Which is why he pleaded guilty instead of telling the jury that he had schizophrenia. In some ways I understand the guy. He was wronged by his peers in school, mentally abused him. I wouldn’t send bombs to my enemies, but I see where he’s coming from. Such a sad story.
@BethAnnMayberry 3 роки тому
I remember when he was caught, I was in high school. We talked a LOT about it in class, especially because of the U of U and Salt Lake stuff (as I lived in Utah then, too). Even still, I had never heard about the experiments. That's fascinating and EXTREMELY messed up.
@muhammadoling7988 Рік тому
Marie said walter look like unabomber brought me here
@redadder515 3 роки тому
Dr. Henry Murray's legacy through supervising experiments in Harvard: the Unabomber and inadvertently, mKUltra.
@shreyanshsingh5997 3 роки тому
I miss Shane and Ryan
@adambump5297 3 роки тому
Subscribe to Watcher a new Episode of Puppet History was released today.
@shannond7437 3 роки тому
adam bump thank you I missed that pop up!
@sabteenwitch 3 роки тому
how did they skip over the whole “have you cake and eat it too” vs “eat your cake and have it too” part of this case? that’s one of the most fascinating details of it!!
@alexander6188 3 роки тому
Why is ur voice so calming
@TheJazzMan333 3 роки тому
6:18 Mentions U Illinois, but it's aerial view of UW-Seattle.
@Goat67 2 роки тому
If you read his manifesto, he actually makes sense. His "methods" of trying to wake people up is where he went wrong. But his warnings about how technology would be our downfall and be used against us by the govt in a dystopian George Orwell-like society were spot on.
@evelynzlon9492 7 місяців тому
Yeah, technology sucks. That's why they oughta invade Babylon the Great aka the Roman Empire to deprive technology of all profitability. All the merchants who have ships in the sea, yoink.
@Mirai1K 11 місяців тому
i feel for david. no matter the situation stick close to your siblings.
@CornPop471 3 роки тому
A man ahead of his time
@HarrisonJamess 3 роки тому
Why did you leave James Fitzgerald completely out of this mini episode? He is so influential in this case, it was him that discovered the different linguistic style of the Unabomber’s manifesto and also a story about his gradual demise from doing this case.
@cherryesma4269 Рік тому
ikr!!! i was waiting for him to say his name
@stevem6856 Рік тому
Pretty heartbreaking story
@larabellll 3 роки тому
That door creek in the beginning really had me whipping my head around thinking there was someone in my house 😭
@roobee1234 3 роки тому
David is such a good guy, turning his brother in even though he loves him
@Chadhogan111 2 роки тому
Almost everything he actually wrote about was spot on and prophetic. His targets however, were egregiously poor choices
@musaababdullah580 3 роки тому
Just watched this on Netflix couple months ago
@joshconnell5896 3 роки тому
Why does it always seem to be 1am when I watch this
@beanz6745 3 роки тому
It would be absolutely fascinating to find out what happened to the other twenty-one subjects
@AverytheCubanAmerican 3 роки тому
How they were caught: Squidward For not realizing mayonnaise and horseradish are amazing instruments
@renataannatoth9363 3 роки тому
10:43 it's a hungarian notebook. Fun to see my language randomly pop up in videos
@invincible5065 2 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣 its cursive.
@ahmirburden7531 3 роки тому
you should do one about DC snipers!
@i.theworstguys298 3 роки тому
The Industrial Revolution and it’s consequences...
@harshangill8130 3 роки тому
The voice tho.😂😂
@fire7560 3 роки тому
David is actually a really good guy tho I gotta respect him
@garrettwarren2566 3 роки тому
All I can think about is the Will Ferrell sketch of the unabomber😂😂😂😂
@jack-rx4bf 3 роки тому
This is so sad, it kind of reminds me of the new joker movie with joaquin phoenix, about how a young man slowly goes into madness.
@mopar_randy4952 3 роки тому
We live in a society
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