Ted Kaczynski, the mathematician and domestic terrorist, has become a topic of conversation after the release of the Netflix film, Unabomber. Kaczynski believed that technological advancement was taking humanity towards its end. Due to such beliefs, he conducted a mail bombing campaign from 1978 to 1995 that killed 3 people and injured 23.In 1995, Ted Kaczynski's manifesto, Industrial Society and Its Future, was published in The Washington Post. While it was initially seen as an interesting opinion piece, it soon lost relevance. A Reddit theory now speculates that Ted Kaczynski's opinions could have been dismissed, citing the experiments he went through.Ted Kaczynski went through a controversial experimentTed Kaczynski began attending Harvard University in 1958 and, during his second year there, became a subject of Professor and psychologist Henry Murray's experiments. These experiments measured the psychological responses of their subjects. Students were asked to write essays about their personal beliefs and goals.They were then brutally verbally challenged by an anonymous person. Students were hooked up to electrodes and filmed during the verbal assaults, then forced to watch recordings of their distressed reactions repeatedly. Ted Kaczynski was a subject of these experiments from 1959 to 1962. Later on in life, Ted Kaczynski began to see technology as harmful and eventually left modern life to live a primitive life in nature.In 1995, Kaczynski sent a letter to The New York Times, offering to end his bombing campaign if his manifesto, Industrial Society and Its Future, was published by the outlet or The Washington Post. The FBI and Attorney General Janet Reno backed the publication. The manifesto was published in The Washington Post in 1995.However, it did not garner as much attention as expected. Most people did not take him seriously at that time, and his manifesto gradually lost relevance. According to a theory proposed by a Reddit user, @Yuliur9, billionaires might have intentionally dismissed his ideology using the reasoning that he was traumatized by the experiments he went through at Harvard.The following is the fan theory posted on Reddit, but it is unverified. No evidence supports the claim that billionaires framed Kaczynski or suppressed his manifesto. Was Ted Kaczynski framed as "traumatized by an experiment" by billionaires to dismiss his ideology so nobody listens to his beliefs? by u/Yuliur9 in TrueCrimeDiscussion As the theory states, Kaczynski's manifesto essentially attacked billionaires who were profiting off of technological advancement. To ensure that Kaczynski's manifesto did not turn into a moment, the billionaires might have intentionally dismissed it. The Redditor theorizes that Kaczynski's past as a subject of a controversial experiment was the perfect excuse the billionaires might have used to dismiss his views.Ted Kaczynski did go through the traumatizing experiments, but there is one part of this theory that can be challenged. There is no actual proof of billionaires dismissing him. Many tech founders, in fact, considered his opinions to be worth paying attention to. For instance, Bill Joy, co-founder and chief scientist of Sun Microsystems, in his essay, Why the Future Doesn't Need Us, discussed Kaczynski's arguments.He wrote that although Kaczynski's way of getting attention through the bombings was criminal, his arguments about technological development contained points worth confronting. Thus, yes, Kaczynski did go through traumatizing experiments, but there's no proof of billionaires dismissing him intentionally.Thus, it is worth wondering if many dismissed Kaczynski's manifesto because they saw him as mentally damaged. However, so far there isn't any proof that billionaires intentionally dismissed Kaczynski's views citing the past psychological abuse he went through.For more articles like this, follow Soapcentral.