The Three Minute Sociologist: Who Cares about Theory? Why?!

[kinkyplunk]

I love theory. It's a part of my course that feeds my passion.

[MrBrennanmoriarty]

where are your new lectures? [I'm sure you're getting beauty rest {&not drinking lol}]

The most important knowledge -to base theory on- is "where you grew up {regional poli?geography}" as that is the typically most concealed info, that cannot be easily detected like intelligence, compassion or ethnicity.

The "geo-genetics" of GENEral happiness makes history great, or, ambiguos.

With a "unified social theory" one can open doors with telekenisis, and those doors tell the deepest truth. I took 101

[eddy056]

Why are you always wearing blue?

[brennanmoriarty]

I have a slight highlt developed problem with "understanding" and that's the normative invisible scape goat, a statistical norm normative victim.... well it is sacreligious to "understand them", or else it wouldn't be a problem, look at Kurt Cobain, "nobody" could or would "care" [medicate maybe] about this statistical norm lefties who grow up west of rockies die young or dodge fate miraculously -family positive fracture

[sumayahrose]

theories

framworks

common definitions

phenomenon

groups of people

sounds fun

=D

Hurray for sociology the youngest and broadest of all sciences.--course that is debatable.

[sumayahrose]

Conflict........vs......functi­onal.........ummmmm

does it matter. Well, I think conflict really does work in the long run.