Sure there is. There's entire fields surrounding it. Ethnopaleobotany is a good example of the way you use science to investigate social and political systems on a large scale, and social relations.There's no way to apply scientific rigor to any kind of social or political systems on a large scale.
Mik is so desperate to land a blow he's punching himself in the face.an?ec?dote
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noun
noun: anecdote; plural noun: anecdotes
1.
a short and amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person.
"told anecdotes about his job"
synonyms: story, tale, narrative, incident; urban myth/legend; informalyarn
"amusing anecdotes"
an account regarded as unreliable or hearsay.
"his wife's death has long been the subject of rumor and anecdote"
the depiction of a minor narrative incident in a painting.
This is Mikhail and Dumar stating that THEIR theories aren't quantifiable.In general, soft sciences aren't science for the vast majority of claims that might actually be useful in the real world.
LOLEthnopaleobotany is a good example of the way you use science to investigate social and political systems on a large scale, and social relations.
Anecdotal evidence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaAnd since you missed it earlier, let me help you out again
The parts of anthropology that have anything useful to say about the proper configuration of society aren't science.This is Mikhail and Dumar stating that THEIR theories aren't quantifiable.
Has nothing to do with reality. Anthropology is ground quite heavily in the hard sciences. Particularly physical anthropology.
Sociology isn't science, this is a fact. Sociology is what you do when Anthropology is too hard, though.
Now be honest. Did you even know this field existed prior to me telling you? Probably not.Pal(a)eoethnobotany or Archaeobotany, "is the study of remains of plants cultivated or used by man in ancient times, which have survived in archaeological contexts".[1] Paleoethnobotany is the archaeological sub-field that studies plant remains from archaeological sites. Basing on the recovery and identification of plant remains and the ecological and cultural information available for modern plants, the major research themes are the use of wild plants, the origins of agriculture and domestication, and the co-evolution of human-plant interactions.
Enjoy staying oh so completely butt angsted over how wrong you are though.an?ec?dote
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noun
noun: anecdote; plural noun: anecdotes
1.
a short and amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person.
"told anecdotes about his job"
synonyms: story, tale, narrative, incident; urban myth/legend; informalyarn
"amusing anecdotes"
an account regarded as unreliable or hearsay.
"his wife's death has long been the subject of rumor and anecdote"
the depiction of a minor narrative incident in a painting.
Sure there is. There's entire fields surrounding it. Ethnopaleobotany is a good example of the way you use science to investigate social and political systems on a large scale, and social relations.
And since you missed it earlier, let me help you out again
Mik is so desperate to land a blow he's punching himself in the face.
Bro, an anecdote is something that's dubious. Just look at the definition.Hodj,
Just admit already that you dont know what an anecdote is
Lol such butthurt.The parts of anthropology that have anything useful to say about the proper configuration of society aren't science.
I dunno dipshit, maybe the fact that almost every major medicine today is derived and extracted from traditional remedies? Hmmm? Oh sorry, things like actually improving lives aren't relevant in the context of capitalism because it just reinforces oppression.Pop quiz, dipshit: What "claims that might actually be useful [in the context of deciding what sort of society we want to live in] in the real world" do we get from "the study of remains of plants cultivated or used by man in ancient times, which have survived in archaeological contexts."
Socialism, duh.What is the proper configuration of society again?
What am I supposed to derive from this?Bet you've never heard of the research done by William Rathje
William Rathje - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Garbology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
What quantifiable evidence? What the fuck are you blathering about?The fact is that Dumar and Mikhail readily write off all quantifiable evidence which refutes their point of view.
What the fuck does that have to do with anything we were talking about? Did you even read the whole question?I dunno dipshit, maybe the fact that almost every major medicine today is derived and extracted from traditional remedies?
What the fuck are you talking about?Hmmm? Oh sorry, things like actually improving lives aren't relevant in the context of capitalism because it just reinforces oppression.
No. Stop. I never presented any anecdotes nor did I claim that I did. Either you're really so fucking stupid that you actually think this, or you're just trolling. Which is it?I dunno why you keep linking that article. You claimed that your anecdotes...
...and you don't know what a tautology is. Wonderful.tautological argument...
Ahh so eurocentric racist 18th century outdated ideas.Socialism, duh.
I dunno, why don't you try learning something for once to find out? Because studying people's garbage can tell you quite a bit about how people live in modern contexts. If you, as a socialist, can't see why understanding how people's consumption patterns influence their living styles and habits and vice versa, I'd say you're a pretty piss poor socialist.What am I supposed to derive from this?
Well so far, you guys have denied that LVT has been rejected by the mainstream of economists due to quantifiable proof that the value of goods is not solely determined by their labor input, you've denied that data from archaeological contexts has any quantifiable metrics which could assist in understanding humans in modern contexts, lots of things. Really anything that involves math or statistics that doesn't comport with your point of view, you deny has any relevance to the debate at all.What quantifiable evidence? What the fuck are you blathering about?
Just so nobody is tricked by this retard, here's what I actually said:Anyway, Mik. The fact that you write off entire fields of quantifiable research
That comment was made in the context of a discussion about the proper arrangement of society (not a discussion about human interaction with the environment).There's no way to apply scientific rigor to any kind of social or political systems on a large scale. The only thing you can do is examine the trends, look for whatever paired examples you can find (and they're not going to be well paired) and see where they lead. In general, soft sciences aren't science for the vast majority of claims that might actually be useful in the real world.
What the fuck does that have to do with anything we were talking about? /quote]
What DOESN'T human health have to do with social relations is a better question.
One that's not even on your radar.
What, I'm just repeating your answer to everything.What the fuck are you talking about?
Dipshit can't even remember his own rhetoric about poor evil bosses being incompetent losers who can't make proper decisions and his appeal to that example as justification for his tautological assertion that ownership in our society isn't valid because he says so.No. Stop. I never presented any anecdotes nor did I claim that I did.
Tautology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia...and you don't know what a tautology is
In rhetoric, a tautology (from Greek tauto, "the same" and logos, "word/idea") is a series of statements that form an argument, whereby the statements are constructed in such a way that the truth of the proposition is guaranteed or that, by defining a dissimilar or synonymous term in terms of another, the truth of the proposition or explanation cannot be disputed.Your begging the question fallacy was the tautology. Dipshit.If the ownership isn't valid(and it isn't)then there's no "stealing" about it.
Mikhail in full blown denial mode now. We're about to see a category 9 Tsar Bomba any moment now. I wonder how many times he'll try to insult my intelligence. Which brings me to another point, Mikhail, you salty salty little butthurt faggot: You need to come up with better, more original insults. Otherwise you're just stale.
There is no proper arrangement of societyThat comment was made in the context of a discussion about the proper arrangement of society (not a discussion about human interaction with the environment).