79. The Inadequacy of Natural Scientific Concepts for Sociology

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It is not possible to come to terms with the most essential impulses. At the center stands the concept of freedom. The natural scientist cannot do anything with it. Within the conceptual world that he has developed for the time being, only determinism makes sense.

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