Don't categorize people. Chinese rules have caused some obstacles along the way.

It's part of our national pastime to categorize people, places or things and give them descriptive qualities.

Such a program should categorize people in three ways: they had Covid-19, they have Covid-19, or they are still at risk for getting Covid-19.

There are entire behavioral sciences built around categorizing people.

Instead, you made the classic mistake of categorizing people into abstract types instead of recognizing their concrete variations.

Although we are highly skilled at categorizing people, animals, and things, we don't think about triangles and squares and red and blue.

It categorizes people according to their living standards, with 10 being the highest and 1 being the lowest.