Being social, the discipline inherently focuses on the dynamic side of nature, and due to its dynamic characteristic, sociology emphasizes change! This may not be so vibrant in natural science discourse as nature by its own means is assumed ruled by static forces. As a human agency, we are subject to change; hence, the society that we are a part of is in flux as well. Our mutable feature makes the study of sociology complex. Hence, in sociology, as your reading for the week illustrates, deviance is hard to pinpoint. In addition to this unconquerable characteristic of a social phenomenon, the concept of social construction that beholds social processes, interactions and problems carries mutable traits. Do you think embodiment of mutative characteristics can potentially pronounce social demographics, such as age, race, ethnicity, gender etc., deviant?