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means A researcher who studies human societies — their institutions, relationships, and group behavior — to find patterns in how people live together.

from Built from 'socio-' (Latin 'socius,' companion or ally) plus '-ologist' (Greek 'logos,' study or reason). The field itself was named in the 1800s by thinkers like Auguste Comte, who coined 'sociology' to argue that society could be studied as rigorously as nature — the 'ologist' suffix tacked on later to name the person doing that studying, joining a long line of '-ologists' claiming scientific territory.

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your choices are less yours than you think
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origin
coined by Comte, who also wanted to rule humanity
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turns small talk into a case study
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