Comte felt that sociology should strive to discover statements of fact that are unchanging under given conditions and can be used as ground rules for any study of society. He referred to these statements as:

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Comte referred to these unchanging statements of fact as "social laws." The other options - social statics, social dynamics, and social statistics - refer to different concepts introduced by Comte in relation to sociology but are not the specific term he used to refer to unchanging statements of fact.

Comte Felt That Sociology Should Strive to Discover Statements of Fact