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Sociology

Sociology, is a pseudoscience, like psychology, and evolution. Unlike psychology and evolution there is no science at all associated with it.

The idea of sociology was originated by the French philosopher Auguste Compte, who, influenced by Hume, sought a, “science of society,” as rigorous as any of the physical sciences. (The word “altruism” was invented by Compte, and the ideas of socialism, social engineering, and humanism were all originated by him as well.)

The Mish-Mash Of Sociology

If it were possible to give what is called sociology a meaningful definition it would be the attempt to understand the nature of societies while ignoring what societies are. A society is any collection of individual human beings within some geographical location, in which those individuals usually share certain cultural similarities such as language, dress, occupations, beliefs, and individual interests.

What any society is will be determined by the individuals that make up that society; their beliefs, values, and chosen behavior. That is all that determines what any society is, from its culture to its political nature. If one truly wants to study a society, it is its individuals it must study. That, however is exactly what sociology does not study.

What Sociology “Studies”

I do not intend to convince anyone that sociology is a made-up pseudo-science that contributes nothing positive to any individual or society. Those who have faith in such things could never be convinced. For those who have never surrendered their ability to think and reason and can discern for themselves when something phony is being put over, I will let the sociologists themselves provide the evidence of the sociological hoax. Here is what they study in their own words and descriptions.

According to the ASA (American Sociological Association)

Sociology is:

The University of Chicago has a reputation for having one of the best sociology departments in the country. Here is a list of individual sociology departments:

Here is a description of the program of study:

“The discipline of sociology encompasses a diversity of substantive interests, theoretical orientations, and methodological approaches. The phenomena studied by sociologists range from face-to-face interaction in small groups to the structure of the modern world system. They include the historical emergence, stabilization and disintegration of institutions, practices and symbolic forms, stratification and mobility, demographic change, processes of gendering, urban/rural/suburban communities, race and ethnic relations, mass media, and the social dimensions of such areas as education, family life, law, the military, political behavior, science, and religion. The methodologies of the field range from experimentation, survey research, and ethnography to archival research and mathematical model building.”

It is not necessary to read through the lists of courses, except for their entertainment value. They are provided only as illustrations of the absurdities being put over as “science.”

And here is a list of courses available:

UC Berkeley also has a thriving sociology program. Here some of their courses:

Finally here is Princeton University’s fine offering of sociology courses:

You may notice that one of the UC Berkeley courses is “Social Psychology.” These pseudosciences are often combined to reinforce each other. Also notice that many of the courses include the terms policy or public policy, which are always euphemism for government policy, and like almost all of sociology, are meant to provide excuses for government interference and control of society.

—(03/11/16)