Ideology is the Culprit

The book posits that though individual "ideas" are essential building blocks of human progress, these ideas coalesce into rigid, unquestionable "ideologies" and become problematic. The book traces the genesis of ideology back to early human history, suggesting it arose as a way to manage and safe-keep a surplus of undeveloped ideas. Also, it enabled them to navigate a world with the existing limited capacity for practical application or venturing. Over time, these ideological frameworks, often rooted in abstraction, have come to dictate our actions, suppress innovation, and even perpetuate a "violent" human society that suppresses ideas. If we undertake a search, we will find quite a few ideas stored or hidden in Ideology, and many of those suppressed by warring ideologies. If so, what is the remedy? Kill ideology and free ideas.