- The
Luddites were
members of a 19th-century
movement of
English textile workers who
opposed the use of
certain types of
automated machinery due to concerns...
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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...
- The
precautionary principle (or
precautionary approach) is a
broad epistemological,
philosophical and
legal approach to
innovations with
potential for...
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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
Luddites attributed the name of
their movement. In 1779, Ludd is
supposed to have
broken two
stocking frames in a fit of rage. When the "
Luddites" emerged...
-
inspiration for the
Luddite movement Lludd Llaw Eraint,
figure in
Welsh mythology Nuada,
figure in
Irish mythology Short for
Luddite on the TV show Upload...
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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...
- weapons.
Those who
eschew modern technology are
often referred to as
Luddites or neo-
Luddites.
Although simple living is
often a
secular pursuit, it may still...
- labels. In addition, he has
issued several short-run CDs on his own LRRC (
Luddite Rural Recording Cooperative) imprint, also home to
music by collaborator...
- "Lolita" is a term of
endearment from the book
Lolita by
Vladimir Nabokov.
Luddite: A
person who
resists new technology,
especially digital technology; this...
