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Furthermore, the political landscape is explored through the lens of "bioleninism," a modern ideological framework that prioritizes identity over competence. The critique suggests that leadership is increasingly awarded based on victim identity instead of skills or aptitudes, leading to a competency crisis in governance. Leaders from cultural and media spaces who fit this model—cited as being less effective in persuasion and management—are part and parcel of this ideological downfall.
By inviting a discourse centered around such frameworks, the article postulates that what we are now witnessing is an implosion of social systems underscored by an inability to lead effectively.