Why does the society hold together?

Society holds together through a complex interplay of social, cultural, economic, and political forces that promote social integration, cooperation, and stability among its members. To be specific, such as shared norms and values, social institutions and cultural integration. These factors work together to create a cohesive and functioning social order, facilitating the survival and well-being of the collective whole.

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