Hey AI, help me curate 100 detrimental worldviews to challenge

Certainly, it’s important to remember that the value of a worldview can be highly subjective and can vary depending on cultural, personal, and historical contexts. That said, here are 100 worldviews that, if adopted widely, might be considered detrimental to societal harmony, cohesion, or progress:

1. Survival of the Fittest: Only the strong should survive; weakness should not be tolerated.
2. Nihilism: Nothing in life has any inherent meaning or value.
3. Isolationism: We should focus only on our own community/nation and ignore the rest.
4. Ends Justify the Means: Any action, no matter how immoral, is acceptable if it achieves a desired outcome.
5. Fatalism: Everything is predetermined; personal agency doesn’t matter.
6. Tribalism: My group (whether based on race, religion, nationality) is superior and should be prioritized.
7. Might Makes Right: Power is the only true measure of right and wrong.
8. Materialism: Accumulation of wealth and possessions is the primary goal in life.
9. An eye for an eye: Every offense should be met with equivalent retaliation.
10. Fear of the Other: Strangers and outsiders are inherently dangerous.
11. Anti-Intellectualism: Intellectual pursuits and expertise are untrustworthy or elitist.
12. Moral Relativism: Every individual can define their own version of right and wrong.
13. Narcissism: Only one’s own experiences, feelings, and needs matter.
14. Cynicism: Everyone is self-serving; genuine goodness doesn’t exist.
15. Short-term Thinking: Only immediate results and gratifications matter; forget the future.
16. Consumerism: One’s value is determined by what they consume.
17. Elitism: Only a select group, by virtue of birth or status, should have power and privilege.
18. Apocalypse is Inevitable: Why try? The end is near.
19. Hedonism: Pursuit of pleasure is the only thing that matters.
20. Misanthropy: Humanity is inherently bad or corrupt.
21. Conformity Over Individuality: Everyone should fit a specific mold; uniqueness is dangerous.
22. Might Is Infallible: Those in power can do no wrong.
23. Zero-sum Thinking: One person’s gain is another’s loss; life is a constant competition.
24. Negativity Bias: Focus on the bad, ignore the good.
25. Distrust of Science: Scientific evidence and consensus should be disregarded or questioned.
26. Self-sacrifice to a Fault: One should always prioritize others, even to one’s own severe detriment.
27. Disregard for Nature: Nature exists only for human exploitation.
28. Status is Everything: One’s value is determined solely by societal rank or reputation.
29. Ageism: Value is determined by age, whether revering the old and dismissing the young or vice versa.
30. Perpetual Victimhood: One always sees themselves as a victim, regardless of context.
31. Hostility to Change: All change is bad and should be resisted.
32. Absolute Power: Power should be concentrated, unchecked.
33. Resistance to Empathy: Empathy is a weakness.
34. Dependence on Authority: Individuals shouldn’t think for themselves but rely solely on authority figures.
35. Indifference to Suffering: Others' suffering is not my concern.
36. Denialism: Rejecting facts or reality because they’re uncomfortable or inconvenient.
37. Entitlement: I deserve everything, regardless of effort or impact on others.
38. Moral Superiority: My beliefs are the only right ones.
39. Fear of Progress: All modern advancements and changes are dangerous or corrupt.
40. Social Darwinism: Society should function according to the “survival of the fittest” principle.
41. Cultural Homogenization: All cultures should assimilate into one dominant culture.
42. Might Equals Morality: If you can do it and get away with it, it’s right.
43. Historical Revisionism: Altering or denying established facts about the past.
44. Martyr Complex: Seeking out suffering or persecution to validate one’s beliefs or identity.
45. Exclusionary Identity: Only certain people, based on arbitrary criteria, belong.
46. Anti-Cooperation: Working with others is seen as weakness or betrayal.
47. Dichotomous Thinking: Seeing everything in black and white terms.
48. Disposability Culture: Things (and sometimes people) are to be used and discarded.
49. Disregard for the Arts: Only “practical” pursuits have value.
50. Distrust of Emotion: Emotions are weak or unreliable.
51. Distrust of Education: Formal education is seen as indoctrination or a waste.
52. Egocentrism: Only my perspective and needs are valid.
53. Endorsement of Violence: Violence is the primary way to solve problems.
54. Erosion of Accountability: One is never responsible for their actions.
55. Excessive Individualism: Society or community holds no value.
56. Inevitability of Conflict: Peaceful resolutions are impossible or naive.
57. Intolerance of Ambiguity: Everything must be clear-cut; nuance is rejected.
58. Joy in Others' Misery: Schadenfreude as a guiding principle.
59. Perpetual Skepticism: Even trusted sources or clear facts are doubted.
60. Preference for Hierarchy: Some people are naturally meant to rule over others.
61. Prioritizing Purity: Adherence to a strict set of “purity” standards, often leading to exclusion.
62. Rejection of Restraint: All impulses should be acted upon; self-control is negative.
63. Reverence for Ignorance: Ignorance is seen as a virtue; knowledge is dangerous.
64. Romanticizing the Past: Everything was better “back then”; the present/future is declined.
65. Scapegoating: Blaming specific groups or individuals for larger societal problems.
66. Skepticism of Love: Genuine love is seen as a myth.
67. Stigmatization of Mental Health: Mental health issues are seen as moral failings or weaknesses.
68. Suppressing Dissent: Any disagreement or criticism is seen as dangerous.
69. Valuing Secrecy Over Transparency: Secrets are more important than open communication.
70. Adherence to Dogma: Unquestioning loyalty to a set doctrine, regardless of evidence or morality.
71. Commodification of People: People are valued based on their economic or utilitarian worth.
72. Determinism: All actions are predestined, negating personal responsibility.
73. Disregard for the Common Good: Only personal or in-group benefits matter.
74. Empire-building: Expanding one’s power or domain without regard for ethics or the well-being of others.
75. Equating Wealth with Worth: One’s value is based solely on financial status.
76. Imposition of Belief: Everyone should believe and act as I do.
77. Inevitability of Injustice: Injustice is natural and unavoidable.
78. Infatuation with Novelty: Only new things have value; tradition or consistency is discarded.
79. Misogyny or Misandry: One gender is inherently superior or more valuable than another.
80. Obsession with Perfection: Anything less than perfection is failure.
81. Rejection of Growth: One should never change or evolve in beliefs or understanding.
82. Ruthless Competition: Collaboration or mutual support is weakness.
83. Stagnation is Safety: Progress or change is inherently risky or negative.
84. Totalitarianism: Centralized power and control are preferable to freedom or autonomy.
85. Uncritical Acceptance: Never question or challenge, regardless of source or message.
86. Valuing Uniformity Over Diversity: Difference is seen as a threat.
87. War is Natural: Conflict and warfare are inevitable and even desirable parts of human nature.
88. Youth Obsession: Only the young have value or relevance.
89. Rejection of Vulnerability: Showing vulnerability or emotion is weak.
90. Obsession with Purity: Impurity, in any form, is seen as contaminating or dangerous.
91. Moral Absolutism: There is only one unchanging moral code; no exceptions.
92. Endorsement of Discrimination: Discrimination based on race, gender, etc., is seen as acceptable or necessary.
93. Reverence for Chaos: Disorder or chaos is seen as more genuine or desirable than structure.
94. Distrust of Compassion: Kindness is seen as manipulation or naivety.
95. Rejection of Equality: Equality is seen as a threat or undeserved.
96. Preference for Ignorance: It’s better not to know.
97. In-group Favoritism: Bias towards one’s own group at the expense of fairness.
98. Rejection of Reflection: Introspection or self-awareness is discouraged.
99. Distrust of Freedom: People can’t be trusted with freedom or autonomy.
100. Valuing Dominance Over Partnership: Relationships are about control, not partnership.

Please keep in mind that the list above reflects worldviews that can be harmful when adopted without nuance or critical thought. However, in literature and other forms of media, these worldviews can be explored in depth to reveal their complexities and consequences.