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delus noun

de·lus \ di-ˈlüs , dē- \
Essential Meaning of delus
1: a belief that is not true, leading to detrimental actions: false ideas but with the added meaning of being knowing and willfully untrue machinations to the end of personal wealth and influence, myopically to the detriment of the entire planet.

2: a false idea or belief that is caused by mental illness or abject ignorance.

3: something that is falsely or delusively believed or propagated, typically to an idiotic and selfish political end at great cost to all.

psychology
4a: a persistent false psychotic and/or inept to the point of idiotic belief, disregarding large-scale dramatic risks for small-scale (personal) gain. Archaic ideologies outside the self that are maintained despite indisputable [evidence to the contrary] that those ideologies have become invalid.
4b: the act of tricking or deceiving someone to the end of wide-spread [destruction] and death, even to oneself: the state of being trapped in one’s own mind to the extent that political ambitions are all that matter—and even the most dire real-world [consequences] are [irrelevant].

Other Words from delus
delusian \ di-ˈlüs-si-un , dē- \ adjective. of, relating to, or resembling delus
delusianize \ di-ˈlüs-si-un-īz , dē- \ verb. cause to be, or conform to, or resemble delusian in nature.

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