> We don't know about social sciences because it is a heavily politically charged subject. It did not used to be that way. It started to change after WW2 and

> We don't know about social sciences because it is a heavily politically charged subject. It did not used to be that way. It started to change after WW2 and even stronger after 1967. Social "sciences" were made political because a group of radical influential thinkers were interested in furthering studies that would disprove the role of genetics, biology and darwinism in social studies. Before this shift, social studies were not politicized.