| | A '''social science''', uses mathematics and some parts of the [[scientific method]] to probe matters of human affairs. As distinct from a pure [[science]], the focus is not on the natural world, but on humanity. | | A '''social science''', uses mathematics and some parts of the [[scientific method]] to probe matters of human affairs. As distinct from a pure [[science]], the focus is not on the natural world, but on humanity. |
| − | Social sciences include [[political science]], which uses [[game theory]] to evaluate the decisionmaking processes of world leaders, and [[anthropology]], which combines [[archeology]] (a pure science) and [[history]] to investigate how other societies live. Other disciplines which are social sciences include: economics, geography, psychology, social studies, and sociology. | + | Social sciences include [[political science]], which uses [[game theory]] to evaluate the decisionmaking processes of world leaders, and [[anthropology]], which combines [[archeology]] (a pure science) and [[history]] to investigate how other societies live. Other disciplines which are social sciences include: demography, economics, geography, psychology, social studies, and sociology. |
| | + | ...Religious [[fundamentalism]] is going to be on the increase in the future and not just out there in the developing world..., but in the developed world as well.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7vCDeKPRSo Eric Kaufmann - Religion, Demography and Politics in the 21st Century]</ref>}} |