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Infamous is probably the right word. His writings aren't something that everybody owns or that's taught in school. I don't believe a majority would know the aut
by luckylion 6y ago
Infamous is probably the right word. His writings aren't something that everybody owns or that's taught in school. I don't believe a majority would know the author if you asked them who wrote "Industrial Society and its Future".
I also don't believe that a majority considers it worthwhile, it's a minority that this line of thought speaks to, and I'm relatively sure that they'd find it appealing even if he hadn't ever done anything but write books.