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 I've always been curious about what sociologists do and think, so I found this article very interesting. What you can do with a bachelor's degree in sociology is said to provide unique and valuable insights into opinions and decisions on various social issues such as race, gender, age, education, and more. I wondered if those who did not receive the same education as sociology majors could not provide unique and valuable insights into these social issues. I think that just as the world has become more free in terms of journalism and institutions, there are more opportunities to express one's opinions. However, I don't really know and am ambiguous about whether I can think something unique and valuable. I think that people who are educated in sociology will be able to give a better opinion in society, but I think this is too old-fashioned. As sociology continues to change and evolve rapidly, the concept of doing well and not doing well seems to be becoming more blurred

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