A sociologist, a biologist, and an economist walk into a bar, order a jug of margaritas, and sit down for a chat.

A sociologist, a biologist, and an economist walk into a bar, order a jug of margaritas, and sit down for a chat. Talk turns to social inequality, and the sociologist quickly gets frustrated because the biologist and economist offer what the sociologist calls ‘non-sociological arguments’. The economist says inequality is an individual problem and the biologist insists that inequality is natural. Write a monologue for the sociologist that both (1) undermines the arguments made by the economist and biologist, and (2) advances a sociological view.