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Ideology and Idiotolgy would be more relatable as the study of Ideology • Greek idéa (ἰδέα): Meaning "form, pattern, or notion" (closely tied to the Lockean sense of an "idea" derived from sensory experience). • Greek -logíā (-λογίᾱ): Meaning "the study of" or "account of," derived from logos ("word, reason, or speech"). Idiot • Greek ídios (ἴδιος): Meaning "one's own," "private," or "personal" (this is the same root found in words like idiom and idiosyncrasy). • Greek -ṓtēs (-ώτης): A suffix used to denote a person belonging to a certain category or status. Where one is the study of reason the other is a private status. You could have Idiotolgy which would be the study of private status. Maybe you confused Ideation which is a status of the Human Mind • Greek idéa (ἰδέα): Meaning "form," "pattern," or "mental image," which stems from the verb ideîn ("to see"). It passed into Latin as idea ("archetype" or "model") before entering English in the late 14th century. • Suffix -ation: Derived from Latin -ātiō, a suffix used to turn verbs into nouns representing an action, process, or result.