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Social organization
* Most social organizations begin as entities designed to fulfill certain functions and goals.
* Some social organizations have breeds
  - serve business
* is based on consanguinity
  - primarily on kinship
  - complex, described as being structured into three levels
  - limited to short-term pair bonding
* originates out of self interest.
* refers to how people are actually arranged within the village.
* regulates the allocation and distribution process.
* revolves around kinship rather than strict social classes or castes.
* varies among the genera, with gorillas and chimpanzees being highly social
  - with relation to living space

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Social structure
* affect many human interactions.
* are autopoetic, constantly reproducing themselves.
* arise from individuation, and are dependent on individuation.
* concept over which there is much debate in sociology.
* evolve in such a way as to minimize the time expended in their operation.
* helps in the formation and maintenance of expectations for both parties.
* is an important concept in sociology
  - largely a result of economic factors
  - reflected in the distribution of authority and tasks
  - what constitutes the ranking of language interpretation
* needs to be seen as a biological system rather than a material system.
* refers to guidance of social behavior
  - patterns around which society is organized
  - the normatively proscribed arrangement of positions
* revolves around kinship rather than caste.
* tell youth that they are unable and unwilling contributors to society.
* varies among artiodactyls.

Social system
* Most social systems are stable, because the unstable ones self-destruct.
* affect how, why, to and from whom, and with what effects communication occurs.
* are autopietic systems
  - the products of behavioral strategies of individuals
* change much more slowly than technology.
* make human functioning possible.
* use communication as their particular mode of autopoietic reproduction.

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Class structure
* are social organizations.
* is found in all societies and is the key source of economical inequality.

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Caste system
* are class structures
  - determined by larval feeding regime
* is an endogamous factor
  - based on purity and pollution
  - well rooted in society

Matriarchy
* is rare in the animal kingdom as a whole but common among lemurs.
* refers to a set of sisters and their children in which the senior female rules.
* system that's entirely devoted to improving relationships with everything.

Meritocracy
* Meritocracies are elitest institutions, after all, though laudable ones
* becomes a problem of aristocracy as soon as wealth becomes inheritance.
* is merely an ideology by which the elite seek to preserve their privileged status.
* system in which advancement is based on achievement or ability.

Solar system
* Most solar systems are elliptical rather than circular.
* are created by gas clouds
  - part of galaxy
  - places
* can have any number of suns, planets, moons, asteroids, and comets.
* have planets
  - some benefits over wind systems, but there are also some limits
* is the family of the sun.
* objects Displays the positions of the sun, moon, and all planets in the solar system.
* work for the environment.

Sound system
* Some sound systems have groups of speakers driven from a single source.
* is electronic equipment

Space system
* are an integral part of the overall deterrent posture of armed forces.
* enable military forces to operate jointly in a more efficient and effective manner.