This can take many forms, such as familial (e.g. a patriarch/matriarch that is intolerant towards new forms of expression among the younger generations), legal-institutional (e.g. a dictator that defies constitutional norms to the longer-term detriment of the country’s wellness), religious (e.g. a hierarch that twists people’s religiosity to raise an army of fanatics), economic (e.g. billionaires circumventing fair competition to entrench their businesses), historical (e.g. a figure you cannot criticise which is used to justify current malpractices), and social (e.g. celebrities that manipulate people into parasocial relationships and other types of questionable behaviour).