“Culture in this sense qualitatively—and radically—separates human beings from the rest of the biological animal kingdom. . . .

Humanity is essentially a symbolic—i.e., cultural, rather than social—phenomenon.”

“Now that we know that there are no sciences focused on humanity, no science, that is, to which we can turn to improve our knowledge and advance our understanding of human affairs of whatever kind, we should turn away from the so-called “social science” disciplines. They only use the name of science, only pretend to be sciences. They are a fraud. Those who do not know the history of these “social sciences” formation, are unaware of their, from the start fraudulent character. They may not understand what damage they do to societies in which they exist. But you now know this, and it is particularly important for the present audience to reject these fraudulent academic professions and to create a true science of human affairs in their stead.”