Social_Object_Aggregate encompasses organised collections of individuals, institutions, and social formations that constitute the fundamental building blocks of social structure and organisation. This category includes diverse forms of collective entities ranging from small-scale interpersonal groupings to large-scale societal formations and institutional arrangements. It covers primary social units such as families, peer groups, and dyads, as well as complex organisational structures including bureaucracies, corporations, and formal organisations. The category extends to broader societal classifications encompassing social classes, ethnic groups, and various forms of social stratification. It also includes economic formations such as different types of societies (agrarian, industrial, postindustrial) and economic groupings (bourgeoisie, proletariat, working class). Geographic and developmental classifications are represented through concepts like core countries, peripheral countries, and various world system designations. Religious and cultural formations are captured through churches, denominations, sects, and ethnic groups. These aggregates represent the organised collective dimension of social life, forming the structural foundation through which individuals participate in society and through which social processes operate and social change occurs.