Episode of the Hard Talk,

¶ … episode of the Hard Talk, televised on BBC, there was an argument with reference to the significance and implementation of the particular social system. It is important to realize the significance of the study of causality, in which one has to estimate the probability of the occurrence of the subsequent event. The idea is an interpretation of the Weber's perspective, which stress over the need for the determination of the reliability factor associated with events. The terrorism has adversely havoc the growth of the human society in every field, the feeling of fear is widely common, and the threats are imminent, under these circumstances it was expected that the supreme authority of the world's politics will play its crucial role to avert the threats.

The probability of the success has reduced due to the lack of trust and commitment evident in the rescue operations conducted by the allied forces under the command of the unilateral political power of the world. Similarly, the Durkheim's thesis which related the suicide rates with social factors and the social factors are mainly influenced by the economic and political power of the country. The program therefore condemned the influence of the world power, and accused the world power of deliberately putting the lives of thousands in danger, accompanied by the social chaos which has derailed the pace of development and progress. The program criticized the political authority of the world for its irresponsible attitude towards the violation of the basic human rights facilities in poor countries, it quoted countries including Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, Sudan and Somalia where the civil war has captivated the economical and social activities of the local residents, and world powers have failed to perform their responsibilities in convincing manner. The priority of the world power has shifted, previously it was the welfare of the local population, but now the focus has been the mineral rich regions, which are also considered as the war torn region. Soon after 9/ll, the large number of population accepted the unified-polar status of the country, and for this purpose the countries offered logistics support to the Americans in exchange for the aid and financial assistance, aimed at the restoration of the armed strength, with minimum level of deterrence. Such initiatives failed mainly because the people were reluctant to register their grievances, and the government on its part failed to resolve the concerns of the population. The concept of idealized creature was also discussed during the debate.

The theory of the philosophers has explained that, 'social scientists should not let their personal values influence their scientific research and sociology should be value free'. It has been learnt that the element of freedom is widely common across the country, but unfortunately the lack of the interest, attention and focus has nullified. The concept of ideal type was also discussed during the discussion, it was agreed that the 'an ideal type is a concept constructed by a social scientist, based on his or her interests and theoretical orientation, to capture the essential features of some social phenomenon'. The program also discussed the significance of the religious books, and it readings. The program sought the justification for the integration of the capitalism and religion, and the impact of the religious affiliation and social stratification on the Spirit of Capitalism was identified. In the program the Marx theory was referred, 'and capitalists and proletarians are equally alienated'.

The social evolution has been predicted, and the sources of the evolution have been regarded as controversial, therefore the capitalism has been placed against religion, where the capitalism. The host refuted the affects of religious affiliation and social stratification on the Spirit of Capitalism, and regarded both the factors as extremely risk potent. The program argued that the developed countries have adhered by the teachings of the Marx. The theory has discouraged the concept of private ownership, therefore the gulf between the inferior and powerful authority has increased. The increase has caused uproar against the developed countries, in (particular the feat treatment.).

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