> They always try to sell it as some kind of natural science, based on mathematical models, but in the end its just social dynamics. How is the study of social

> They always try to sell it as some kind of natural science, based on mathematical models, but in the end its just social dynamics. How is the study of social dynamics something other than a natural science? How is the use of mathematical models incompatible with the study of social dynamics? It doesn't seem to me that other social scientists feel that that they're studying something unnatural, or that mathematical models aren't useful in understanding it. Do you know of social scientists that believe otherwise?