For the purposes of this debate you are the all knowing, all powerful God who created the universe and all life within it. After creation, you let the universe and humanity follow its own course, with very limited interventions. There is no other God but you. The project of humanity refers to God allowing authority to humanity to organize society and determine the future of their species without any divine interference.

Strong-Woman Politics is leadership style where woman politicians emphasize toughness, decisiveness, and authority to project strength and credibility in male-dominated political environments. Politics of Care is a leadership approach that centers empathy, compassion, and attentiveness to people’s welfare as the defining qualities of political leadership

Factory farming is an industrial approach to the production of meat, fish, eggs, and dairy that confines large numbers of animals in tightly-packed, controlled, often-indoor environments. Globally, over 90% of farmed animals live in factory farms, including an estimated 74% of farmed land animals and virtually all farmed fish

Radical compassion' refers to the belief that all acts regardless of how right or wrong they appear to be must be understood by adopting the perspective of the actor involved and considering the actor's intent and background. They consider identifying and resolving the factors that cause harmful acts to be far more important than punishing a perpetrator.

Public leasehold allows ownership of land with the state, while individuals receive long-term (often 25-99 years), renewable, transferable rights to use and develop the land with conditions set by the state. (setting rent limits and lease timeframes, etc.) This model is commonly used for residential houses in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Batam. Comparatively, ""freehold ownership"" gives individuals permanent ownership of land, with rights to use, modify, sell, or pass it down to future generations, subject to general laws and regulations. This is the default model for residential houses in US and Japan.

The “Religious Aesthetic Revival” is a phenomenon in which young people become interested in religion mainly for its aesthetic and cultural aspects, and not necessarily because of deep doctrinal convictions.

Optional Practical Training (OPT) is a program that allows international graduates of U.S. universities on F-1 student visas to work in the United States for 1 to 3 years after completing their degree.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is currently considering a policy to charge a $100,000 fee per applicant for international students seeking post-graduation work authorization through the OPT program.

The 'little treat economy' describes a consumer trend where people buy inexpensive, everyday luxuries to boost their mood when big financial goals feel out of reach.

Examples can be an iced coffee or specialty matcha;  scented candle or affordable cosmetic item.