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Officionormativity Theory

A meta‑theory, proposed as the opposite of conspiracy theory, which holds that history, current events, and reality are exactly as presented by hegemonic institutions: official government accounts, scientific consensus as defined by mainstream institutions, and academic consensus as published in elite journals. It treats official narratives as inherently trustworthy and any deviation from them as prima facie irrational or malicious. While conspiracy theory over‑attributes hidden agency, officionormativity under‑attributes it, naturalizing the perspectives of established power. The theory critiques the assumption that “official” equals “true” without critical examination.
Example: “He dismissed all critiques of government surveillance as conspiracy theories—he was operating under officionormativity theory, assuming official accounts were complete and honest.”
by Dumu The Void April 1, 2026
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