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Pluralistic：奎因·斯洛博丹与本·塔诺夫的《马斯克主义：困惑者指南》（2026年4月21日）

斯洛博丹与塔诺夫在《马斯克主义：困惑者指南》中剖析了催生埃隆·马斯克的意识形态、其背后的社会力量，以及该意识形态试图带来的可怕未来。该书认为"马斯克主义"不仅是马斯克个人的言行，更是围绕他形成的、融合了技术自由主义、殖民主义与威权控制的意识形态体系。

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