I will be doing my own resreach on this afterwrds!

The way I view it is that there is a social structure in place in a society, and when that structure fails, we will see a rise in social issues. It's almost like an experiment. For context, the. Social structure of a society is the experiment and that experiment fails when there are social problems that just grow and grow to the point where it is hard to ignore and we've seen this throughout history, and we've seen how evolutions happen and revolutions happens because let's say the issue got too big to the point where. The masses decided no more but this makes me question is it possible for societies to install a structure that? Minimizes social issues to the fullest extent?

This is really interesting! my first time learning about this concept

and with social media its just getting far more worse!

interestingly enough about 47% of Americans work multiple jobs today

I think that it's more than us viewing it aa that's the individual's problem alone. I feel like when. We are in society where certain things that wouldn't be considered social norms are. frowned upon on and when people act against societal norms, they're actually dehumanized for it and I think it's so easy for us to just. attack one another rather than being compassionate because there could be so many reasons on why a person decided to commit an act, or why a person Is unemployed, or may be in poor health, drink too much alcohol but focusing specifically on drinking too much alcohol and committing crimes. A person's behavior most of the time has intent. A person doesn't simply in most cases, do something just to do it. There's a reason, let's say for example someone got caught stealing groceries or this is a very well known one that I see all the time, but people steal baby formula. There is one group of people who says that it's wrong and that it's not fair to, people who actually pay for these formulas. And there are other people who will say that well”he person probably couldn't afford getting their baby formula and they wanted to ensure that their baby had something to eat”. So when you're dealing with these two arguments, it could be. let's say someone is an alcoholic. They're usually frowned upon, but we don't know what it is that the alcohol person may be experiencing mentally. And they may be using it as a coping mechanism. However, a lot of people don't really care to aknowledge a different perspective. They just go off on what they believe in and I think that causes more harm. And good, because if you're shaming someone for doing. A crime. Such as stealing or drinking alcohol without really taking the time to understand why The person did it. Then that itself will create more social problems.

absolutly! getting involved with your community is SO important!

We (young adults) must first learn how to properly organize, I personally enjoy protesting!

Although this is the case its important to note that the rights we currently have from the efforts of those before us does not mean those very rights can not be taken from us at any given moment. which is why people need to involved in their communities, and politics even if they may not want to, rights although viewed as inalienable cant be taken away.

I haven't released my survey yet so this is advice to me!

I actually learned this in psychology and after really conceptualizing the idea of observational studies I realized that I subconsciously do this in public. Not in the sense where I'm like collecting data, which I do sometimes I think to myself I'm like “How many white cars can I count? In the next minute” or “ How many people are wearing this specific color?” Things like that. Although I'm not going out of my way to conduct a experiment to write a paper on it's just so interesting to me to do when I'm bored and in public but in the most normal way possible.

Although it is good that we see a decrease in repeated violence against women is actually sad, if you think about it, in the perspective in which it had to the intervention of a authority to stop the violence. This for some reason reminds me of the bystander effect and how much it’s a threat to community.

I'm currently using surveys in my research on Gender, higher education, and economic outcome!

I wish more young people did this more. what i mean is i wish constitutes would go to their representative more and express the social issues happening within their community

I remember I remember watching a video in which a. Congress member, I believe he was a member in the. Judicial branch, he had trial because a woman that had worked in his cabinet was being sexually assaulted and coerced. So they were in Congress and there was a whole trial. She was standing there, she had to represent herself. We had former President Biden, who was in the committee of people who was interviewing her and as I was watching the video. I forget the name of the video, I can't give you the specific year. But basically it's a group of men interviewing a woman who is coming to them, telling them that she has faced sexual abuse in her workspace and the way they were posing their questions. It was very interesting because the questions were insinuating that she was doing it for attention or someone was putting her up to. So policies are so important.