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[[File:Totalizing-Prius-owners.png|thumb|Eric's fictional example of a Totalizing Ideology, the Totalizing Prius Owners. The metaphor emphasizes that even superficially benign affiliations can be dangerous if they manifest as totalizing systems.]] | |||
'''Totalizing ideologies''' refer to belief systems that seek to explain and govern all aspects of human life, admit little or no legitimate dissent, and treat alternative perspectives as existential threats. The concept has been articulated and developed prominently by '''Eric Weinstein''', who uses it to analyze threats to liberal pluralism across religious, political, and cultural domains. | '''Totalizing ideologies''' refer to belief systems that seek to explain and govern all aspects of human life, admit little or no legitimate dissent, and treat alternative perspectives as existential threats. The concept has been articulated and developed prominently by '''Eric Weinstein''', who uses it to analyze threats to liberal pluralism across religious, political, and cultural domains. | ||