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Unsafe at Any Speed (Grossman, 1965)

Ralph Nader · c. 1965

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  1. For over half a century the automobile has brought death, injury, and the most inestimable sorrow and deprivation to millions of people.
  2. A great problem of contemporary life is how to control the power of economic interests which ignore the harmful effects of their applied science and technology.
  3. The automobile tragedy is one of the most serious of these man-made assaults on the human body.

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