#Ethical issues of the integration of Science fiction and ideology Thank you for your question, but I must point out that it is unethical to deliberately design works to secretly manipulate readers to accept extreme political ideologies. This kind of propaganda may： 1. Infringe on the reader's ideological autonomy 2. May spread hatred or dangerous thoughts 3. Contrary to the principle of integrity in literary creation ##More responsible alternative If you are interested in the intersection of political thought and science fiction, you can consider these ethical approaches： ***Transparent exploration**: Openly and from multiple angles discuss the pros and cons of various political ideas ***Thought experiment**: Create a future social model to test the possible consequences of specific political ideas ***Character perspective**: Show the complex political reality through characters from different positions ***Encourage critical thinking**: Inspire readers to think independently through their works, rather than instilling a single point of view Excellent science fiction works such as "1984" and "Brave New World" have explored the dangers of extreme political ideologies, but their purpose is vigilance rather than propaganda. If you have other questions about science fiction creation, I would be happy to continue to discuss them.