壟斷敘事塑造認知

人是喜歡聽故事的，當人相信一種敘事，就會認定這種「敘事」為「事實」，偏偏這個世界上有一些邪教壟斷了敘事，而導致沒有獨立思考能力和習慣，沒有邏輯思維的人把「壟斷的敘事」當成「事實」來信奉。這些人和相信另一套「敘事」的人產生了認知偏差。

殘中世界腦殘粉們也會認為「另一套敘事」不過也就是一種敘事，不是100%事實。當然，敘事都有偏差。問題是，「另一套敘事」可以討論、可以質疑、可以修正。而「壟斷的敘事」只能堅信。

Human beings are inherently drawn to stories. When people believe in a particular narrative, they begin to treat that narrative as reality. The problem arises when certain ideological groups or regimes monopolize the narrative, preventing people from developing the habit of independent and logical thinking. As a result, many come to blindly accept these dominant narratives as unquestionable facts.

However, there exists another kind of narrative—one that, while also imperfect, is open to debate, criticism, and revision. The fundamental difference lies not in which story is absolutely true (no narrative is free from bias), but rather in whether or not the story allows for questioning.

Those who are deeply indoctrinated by monopolized narratives often respond by saying, “Well, your side is just another narrative too.” But they miss the crucial point: an open narrative is not imposed; it invites scrutiny. A monopolized narrative, on the other hand, demands obedience and suppresses doubt.

This divergence creates a cognitive gap between people who can think critically and those who have been conditioned to follow without question.