- The
Luddites were a
secret oath-based
organization of
English textile workers in the 19th century, a
radical faction which destro****
textile machinery...
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Luddism is a
philosophy opposing many
forms of
modern technology. The term
Luddite is
generally used as a
pejorative applied to
people showing technophobic...
- claimed, the
Luddites took
their name. In 1779, Ludd is
supposed to have
broken two
stocking frames in a fit of rage. When the "
Luddites"
emerged in the...
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Concerns over the
negative impact of
innovation diminished. The term "
Luddite fallacy" was
coined to
describe the
thinking that
innovation would have...
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Luddite is an EP by Grotus,
released in 1992 by
Spirit Music Industries. In
writing for AllMusic,
critic Ned
Raggett said, "finding its own way around...
- The
precautionary principle (or
precautionary approach) is a
broad epistemological,
philosophical and
legal approach to
innovations with
potential for...
- offense. This action, however, did not stop the tide of violence. The
Luddites, a
group of anti-technology workers,
united under the name "Ludd" in March...
- Crypto-anarchism
Eschatology Extropianism Historicism Immanentize the
eschaton Luddite Millennialism Nanosocialism Neo-Luddism Post
scarcity Singularitarianism...
- that
Brandreth was
involved in
Luddite activities in 1811. He was
involved in a
Luddite raid in 1811 when a
fellow Luddite was shot dead.[citation needed]...
- justice. In
February 1812, he
began a
prolonged campaign to
bring the
Luddite disturbances to the
attention of the government.
After an
attack on William...