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A pair of glasses you forget you're wearing, sold as the truth.
means A connected set of beliefs and values that shapes how someone interprets society, politics, and economics.
from Coined in 1796 by French thinker Destutt de Tracy for a hopeful new science of ideas; Napoleon, mocking impractical theorists, dragged the word toward its modern faintly dirty meaning.
Napoleon's insultHe called critics ideologues to dismiss them as dreamers.
Marx's twistHe cast ideology as ideas serving ruling-class power.
Invisible to wearerYours feels like common sense; theirs feels like bias.