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From belief to empirical observation — this is how Comte changed social thinking.

Auguste Comte, known as the Father of Sociology, believed that society should be studied scientifically. He introduced the concept of Positivism and explained how human thinking evolves through three stages — Theological, Metaphysical, and Positive. According to Comte, sociology should rely on empirical observation rather than speculation. His ideas laid the foundation for modern social research, data-based governance, and scientific social analysis. In this video, we break down: • Law of Three Stages • Positivism • Sub-stages of Theological Thinking • Why Comte is still relevant today Understanding Comte means understanding how society moved from belief to scientific reasoning.