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'''Luddite''' is a term referring to people who are opposed to [[technology|technological]] change. The term '''Luddite''' usually carries connotations of destroying new technology.  
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[[File:Luddite.jpg|thumbnail|300px|right|The leader of the [[Luddite]]s. A luddite is a person opposed to [[technology|technological]] [[change]].]]
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A '''luddite''' is a person opposed to [[technology|technological]] [[change]]. The term '''Luddite''' carries a connotation of destroying new technology.  
  
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The term was first recorded in 1811, and was named after [[Ned Ludd]]. The Luddites were originally people opposed to the [[Industrial Revolution]] in 19th-century [[England]] and who sometimes resorted to violent protests.
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First recorded in 1811 it was named for [[Ned Ludd]]. The Luddites were originally people opposed to [[job]] loss as a result of the [[Industrial Revolution]] in 19th century [[England]] and who sometimes resorted to violent protests, breaking into factories, and attacking machinery.
  
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== See also ==
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[[Category:technology]]
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*[[Change management]]
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Latest revision as of 03:50, August 25, 2025

The leader of the Luddites. A luddite is a person opposed to technological change.

A luddite is a person opposed to technological change. The term Luddite carries a connotation of destroying new technology.

First recorded in 1811 it was named for Ned Ludd. The Luddites were originally people opposed to job loss as a result of the Industrial Revolution in 19th century England and who sometimes resorted to violent protests, breaking into factories, and attacking machinery.

See also