What’s one political science concept you now see EVERYWHERE? You learned it in class, maybe thought “okay, sure,” and then suddenly started noticing it in elections, workplaces, universities, families, online communities—basically everywhere humans organize themselves badly. Mine would probably be institutional incentives or organized hypocrisy What's yours? Bonus points if you give a real-world example.

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What's one political institution that most people take for granted—but that society would quickly miss if it disappeared? Why?

Ask me anything about Pol Sci! I’ll answer with political science tools)- Example questions: “Why do voters support X against their own interests?” A: Voter behaviour is shaped a number of processes of socialization, and rarely be boiled down to a single "interest", and while it can be possible to have a decent idea of how an individual will vote based on their socio-economic status, education and identity markers, it's hard to predict how voters will vote in a particular election. “What’s one institution that shapes outcome Y?” A: I could use historical path-dependency here, or organizational culture, for example, depending on what Y is.