Introduction

SOCIETALogically speaking, our societies are only the result of our individual, group and collective actions. Thus, the better citizens we are, the better our societies are.

Unfortunately, we are all directly or indirectly affected by a scientific void, which prevents us from fully understanding our societies and the important role we all play within them.

This void stems from the fact that sociology, despite the efforts and good will of sociologists, has failed in its attempt to fully understand the concept of society.

Nowadays, sociologists rarely try to answer this question, preferring to analyze the various facets of how we interact with each other. And, since we are 8 billion humans, they have a lot of work to do.

Unfortunately, the scientific void is the source of many conflicts, some of which have turned into societal cancers. One of the most important and virulent cancers, because it is exacerbated by social networks, is related to our general collective ignorance. This explains why our overall Citizen Quotient is so low.

Fortunately, we now have access to a new macromanagement science, SOCIETALogy, which fills the gap. The only thing left to do in order to combat our generalized collective ignorance, is to promote the resulting knowledge. This is the goal of the SOCIETALogy Institute.

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Thank you,
The SOCIETALogical team