How do you accomplish something?
An abstract question can often have a simple answer.
According to the uncertainty principle in quantum mechanics, any observation affects the outcome.
From the perspective of physics methodology, the first step to accomplishing something is to act.
The method doesn't matter. As observation corresponds to results, feedback is inevitable as long as action is taken. Simply adjust your approach according to the feedback—ensure speed, not success.
Just as electrons and photons are influenced by fields, people living in society are subject to societal inertia. At its core, there is a certain resonance between the two.
Most people's understanding of sociology is one-sided. Sociology is not some lofty and abstract theory. Frontier researchers have pulled the discipline from its statistical abstraction into an interdisciplinary study mode encompassing physics, natural sciences, and biology.
