Intrigue and Unsolved Mysteries

There is no authoritative data on the exact number of UFO sightings in 2000 as many sightings go unreported or unverified. Various organizations and websites collect reports, but the total number is uncertain.

The question "What time is it?" is not a social institution. Social institutions are established patterns of social behavior that have a purpose in society, such as family, education, and religion. Asking for the time is a simple inquiry and not an organized system of practices and beliefs.

Homeless individuals can live in a variety of places such as on the streets, in shelters, under bridges, in cars, or in makeshift encampments. The specific location can vary depending on the individual's circumstances and access to resources.

According to recent studies on the Internet, 20% of the population believe in aliens!

Unbelievably, the percentage of the world's population being uneducated, is 46 percent.

*Considering that most of the world's population is still involved in farming and other subsistence activities, in villages or smaller social units, the figure of 46 percent is not credible.

Craig Storti's model suggests that culture shock occurs in four stages: honeymoon, negotiation, adjustment, and mastery. In the honeymoon stage, everything is new and exciting. In the negotiation stage, differences become apparent and frustration may arise. During the adjustment stage, individuals start to adapt and feel more comfortable. Finally, in the mastery stage, individuals fully integrate into the new culture.

A community can provide jobs, affordable housing, food and cash assistance, mental health and substance abuse recovery programs, and offer educational and job training programs suited to the homeless of their area. But even with all of these things, homelessness can not be eliminated because new reasons for it will keep occurring and new solutions have to be found.

The objective of sociology is to study and understand society, social behavior, and social structures. It seeks to analyze how individuals and groups interact within society, as well as how societies evolve and change over time. Sociology aims to provide insights into social issues and challenges, and ultimately contribute to creating a more just and equitable society.

The life expectancy of a homeless person can vary depending on factors such as access to healthcare, shelter, food, and safety. Without adequate resources and support, homeless individuals face higher rates of illness, malnutrition, violence, and exposure to harsh weather conditions, which can impact their overall health and lifespan. It is important for communities to provide assistance and resources to support the well-being of homeless individuals.

India's social structure is traditionally organized into a hierarchy based on caste, with four main categories: Brahmins (priests/teachers), Kshatriyas (warriors), Vaishyas (merchants/farmers), and Shudras (laborers/servants). Below these four castes are Dalits, formerly known as "untouchables." This caste system, while officially abolished, still influences social interactions and opportunities in India.

Two main factors that make it difficult for the world to get enough food are unequal distribution of food resources, leading to food insecurity in certain regions, and environmental challenges such as climate change affecting food production. These factors, along with issues like poverty and conflicts, contribute to global food scarcity.

Not counting weddings and funerals, 38% of Americans say they attend church at least once a week, with self-reported attendance peaking among women, older people, Southerners and Baptists. 47% of Republicans attend church regularly compared to 38% of Democrats and 29% of Independents. This ABC Belief/Net poll was conducted by telephone Feb. 19-20, 2008 among a random national samples of 1008 adults. The results have a three-point margin of error. Fieldwork was conducted by TNS Intersearch of Horsham, PA. March 1, 2008 Copyright © 2008 ABC News Internet Ventures.

Unfortunately, the above data only reflects what those polled said was their church attendance. County-wide counting of actual attendance revealed that the true values were about half these values. See "How many North Americans attend religious services (and how many lie about going)? at http://www.religioustolerance.org/rel_rate.htm

The ABC poll suggests that church attendance may have increased slightly in recent years. An article published by the Pew Forum at pewforum.org, January 7, 2005, reported on faith and religious behavior differences between Americans and Canadians. The poll noted that Americans are twice as likely as Canadians to attend church every week -- 35 percent compared to 18 percent. In general, Americans attend church more regularly and interpret the Bible more literally than Canadians, according to a Gallup Poll published at that time, reinforcing earlier surveys that consistently showed higher levels of religious observance in the United States than in Canada.


emo, they're both the same

There is no specified "look" for a person who is 'emo'. If someone decides to take on such a role in life then the way that they make themselves appear is up to them, and should not be made as a stereotype.

Some emo words include melancholy, turmoil, despair, and isolation. These words are often associated with intense emotions and introspection commonly found in emo music and culture.

13% black 80% white (with the remainder Asian, Native American, other or unknown).

These statistics count all Hispanics as white, which is a very delicate and controversial method. Hispanics are roughly 13% nationwide, so a fairer division might be:

13% black 13% Hispanic 67% white 7% Asian, Native American, and other.

It can be "Whats up", "Holla", "Whats happening", "Sup Homie"' or "Sup dog"

racism pratically started ever since life has been around. it will probably not ever stop even if everyone turns into one race

-daddii's grlii

Actually your wrong, racism didn't exist until about the 1750's. Before then, people were never racist, just look at ancient greco-roman slavery and you'll see that they enslaved other caucasions, even African slave trade was driven by west African kingdoms.

Yes, a person can experience culture shock when reading about a different culture, especially if the cultural practices and beliefs described are vastly different from their own. This can lead to feelings of confusion, discomfort, or disorientation as they encounter new and unfamiliar perspectives.

Prejudice can sound like derogatory comments, offensive jokes, discriminatory remarks, or exclusionary language directed towards individuals or groups based on their race, gender, religion, or other characteristics. It can also manifest through tone of voice, sarcasm, or dismissive attitudes towards certain groups of people.

It depends what you are referring to. For an adult Blue Whale it is tiny but for a door key it is huge. For an adult male Caucasian human maybe slightly less than average. For a female about average.

Classifying "emos" as being depressed is a stupid and stereotypical, being an "emo" is a reflection of the music you listen to and your sence of style.. people like to make a relationship between being depressed and being an emo, because of the generally sad and suicidal lyrics related in certain emo songs. Depression is a serious disorder and should not be classifyed with being an "emo", as you may know not all "emos"are depressed, and not all people who are depressed are "emos".

States with higher rates of poverty typically have more people on welfare, such as Mississippi and New Mexico. Other states with significant welfare recipient populations include Louisiana, West Virginia, and Alabama.

a popular, don't kid yourself, everyone wants be to popular

No, being emo is not a medical condition. Emo refers to a style of rock music and a subculture characterized by emotional expression, introspection, and a distinctive fashion sense, rather than a medical or psychological disorder.