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“Sharenting" is a portmanteau of two elements: "Share" and "Parenting." It refers to the behavior of parents who frequently share information about their children on social media platforms, including but not limited to: their growth process, photos, stories, interests, parenting methods, and academic achievements, among others.

For the purposes of this debate, martyrdom refers to the act of an individual/individuals within a social movement willingly sacrificing their life or well-being, often by facing violence or persecution, significantly for a social cause they believe in.

Slacktivism is an activity that uses the internet to support political or social causes in a way that does not need much effort.

Psychedelic drugs, such as LSD, MDMA, and Psilocybe, are capable of altering perception, moods, and mental states that allow the brain to be more receptive to new information.

You are a young and talented battle rapper who has recently won the most coveted regional competition in your relatively small province. After a spike in popularity, you have been invited to be in a special guest battle at the biggest national tournament of battle rap against a veteran battle rapper, which could give you the opportunity to increase your popularity nationwide. However, a competing rapper in the same tournament asked you to be his ghostwriter (a person who writes for someone’s literature, music, or lyrics) for the whole course of the tournament and offers you a contract inclusive of a pay that triples your guest rapper fee while including a non-disclosure clause which makes the rapper liable in the instance of revelation, making this information unlikely to get out. He feels like you can win him the championship.

The Sport Ethic is a concept from sociologists Robert Hughes and Jay Coakley to explain the attitudes and actions of elite athletes. The Sport Ethic has four norms: dedication to the game above everything else; striving for distinction (aka winning); accepting the risks and playing through pain; and accepting no obstacles in the pursuit of success.

Green Growth is an economic policy that targets economic growth by promoting environmental sustainability (i.e. renewable energy, carbon tax, circular economy). On the other hand, Degrowth posits that growth is unsustainable and broadly means shrinking rather than growing economies and to use less of the world's dwindling resources.

The right to burn is the right to use carbon and related products to grow a country's economy. This concept is often invoked by developing nations during international climate negotiations to justify their continued use of fossil fuels for economic growth

Pax Americana, or the “American Peace,” refers to the period of relative peace after World War II when the US was the predominant superpower in the international system. It also refers to the state of the international order where the United States employed its overwhelming economic and military power to shape and direct global events.

In December 2024 Syrian rebels led by the Islamist organisation Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), and supported by the country of Turkey, overthrew the government of dictator Bashar al-Assad (2000-2024). HTS leader Ahmed al-Sharaa, has since become the President of Syria and has been calling for the unification of different rebel factions into one united Syrian national army. Currently the Syrian government lacks official diplomatic recognition from most UN member states.

On March 4, 2025, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the ReArm Europe Plan, a proposal to hike defense spending in the European Union (EU) amidst an uncertain geopolitical climate. The plan aims to raise €800 billion for European security which includes increasing military spending by 1.5% of GDP for each EU member-state, attracting private capital from defense corporations, and providing €150 billion in loans to ramp up investments.

The "Delaware Effect" refers to the trend of imposing lower regulatory burdens and business-friendly environments as a means of decreasing the ease of doing business and attracting foreign corporations. Examples include streamlined processes for incorporating businesses, favorable tax treatment, and flexible corporate governance laws.

In 50 years, human civilization will have the technology to "obliterate themselves", that is to painlessly destroy all pieces of individual memories and behavior that one has to do in order to join the collective human hive mind, an ultra-intelligent network of minds implanted in each obliterators' consciousness, that sees the universe in a reality much truer than how a normal human sees it.

The collective hive mind is a collection of minds with a priority to the most rational concepts and beliefs, extracted from all individuals who underwent the process of obliteration, done in order to ascertain the true nature of reality.

Bussing is a government policy where students are sent to schools outside their geographical areas for the purposes of integration. 

. Robocop is a highly advanced, AI-powered humanoid robot designed for law enforcement. Equipped with sensors, cameras, and communication tools, it can autonomously patrol assigned areas, identify criminal activity or safety risks, enforce laws, issue warnings or citations, and even make arrests without human oversight. It processes data in real-time, interacts with human officers and law enforcement teams, and adjusts its actions based on the circumstances while strictly following ethical and legal protocols.

Gross National Happiness (GNH) is a philosophy that guides the government of Bhutan. It includes an index which is used to measure the collective happiness and well-being of a population. The GNH Index includes nine domains: 1) psychological well being 2) health 3) education 4) time use 5) cultural diversity and resilience 6) good governance 7) community vitality 8) ecological diversity and resilience 9) living standards.