For a course I'm taking, Challenges and Changes in Society, I had to act as a social scientist. I was picked to act as the father of sociology, Emile Durkheim. Here is my ultra-groovy script:
I was born for this, right? Anyway, at the 3rd paragraph, I went up to my friend who acted as Karl Marx the previous day for his social scientist presentation, and he was quite... shocked, I guess? Everyone was laughing. We all had a good time.
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Good stuff, young lady. It made me smile.
(But morality has darned little to do with religion.)
Haha, thanks, Buff! I know that morality has little to do with religion, but I had to play a character, and that's who I was for the time being. :P I actually agree more with Marxist ideals than Durkheim's ideals, but I can respect Durkheim for making people really treat the social sciences as areas of academic interest.
Damn it, I got my mark back and it was only 85% :( Oh well.
Marxism is a lovely theory. Unfortunately it is rendered impossible by the nature of humanity.
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