How do you actually go about doing this research? Are you finding data sets that already exist or are you going out and somehow gathering data?

Yeah.

So I think-- I've for sure that's like the big kind of limitation.

It's-- And that's why for the moment I've only worked on the US because in the US, there's a great data set, which is a quantitative data set on information about occupation.

So there's like, it's called the O*NET, and there are almost like four hundred or five hundreds, uh, characteristics of occupation.

And this data set can be merged onto pretty classic, um, data set that allow you to follow people over time, because I'm looking at careers and exposure.

So, you know, you need to find the time of the birth and, like, how much they were working before, how much they're working after.

Um, I think it, whatever you say will probably pale in comparison to that challenge, but, uh, what sort of potentials do you see right now within sociology?