You are pregnant with your first child. A fairy appears and offers to bless your unborn child with a gift of either incredible intelligence or incredible charisma. Once you have made your decision, it cannot be reversed.

Reward power is power based on the ability to provide benefits to people or withhold them. In terms of parenting, this would look like things such as giving gold stars and giving affection, praise, and attention for positive behaviour or revoking privileges and taking away posessions (e.g. 'You should listen to me or I am going to take away your Xbox") for negative behaviour. Legitimate power is power based on one's position of authority in a hierarchy. In terms of parenting, this would look like incentivizing kids to do things because you told them to do it (e.g., 'You should listen to me because I am your parent").

You are a writer working on a highly dramatic novel, with its own fictional world, vastly different from ours. This is your last book, and you believe it will be the best piece you've ever written. Mid-way through writing, your main character suddenly comes to life in the real world exactly how you envisioned them in the novel. You discover that if you continue writing, you will be able to alter the characteristics and skills of this new real-life person. If you stop writing, however, the person will still continue living, but the only way for them to adapt to the real world will be through their own experience

The Walt Disney Company owns Pixar, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, 20th Century Fox, ABC and dozens of other studios, media networks, amusement parks and merchandising rights.

Deregulation refers to the reduction or elimination of government rules and regulations that control or restrict the activities of individuals, businesses, or industries in a particular sector.

Examples include (but not limited to): removing restrictions on the types of investments banks can make, allowing banks to set their own interest rates rather than adhering to government-mandated rates and reducing capital requirements for banks, allowing them to lend more freely.

"The phrase ""go big or go home"" is often used to describe taking risks in business and it suggests that one should be willing to put everything on the line in order to achieve a significant outcome."

The growing safe space strategy has used both social pressure and direct action to achieve its aims. These include, but are not limited to banning certain speakers, and limiting exposure to controversial, and potentially triggering topics.

Recently environmentalists have started Venture Capital funds which primarily buys share in big oil corporations. For example, in Exxon, environmentalists, bought enough shares to be part of board of directors & tried to make Exxon more sustainable by 2030 with progressive carbon neutral goals. Another group of such investors filed a lawsuit against Shell in Netherlands for violating environmental regulations, as its shareholders.

The concept of the 'banality of evil' claims that great acts of evil can be committed by ordinary individuals within a bureaucracy. Under this theory, most perpetrators of great evil are ordinary people, with no motive for their actions other than promoting their own advancement in the system

In legal systems where juries are employed (e.g., United States), these bodies comprise citizens selected to collectively ascertain the culpability or innocence of an accused individual based on the evidence during court proceedings.

Conversely, in jurisdictions governed by judges (e.g., Indonesia, Japan, and Germany), judges serve as legal professionals presiding over cases and rendering verdict.

Since the imposition of the National Security Law by Beijing in 2020, political unrest and increased repression in Hong Kong have led many residents to seek asylum abroad. Taiwan, which China claims but operates as a self-governing entity, supports Hong Kong's pro-democracy movements but lacks formal laws for accepting refugees

For the purposes of the debate, assume the actor is a practicing religious person. A drug exists that allows you to know whether there is a god or not, and if so, what the will of god is. There is no certainty on whether god exists or not.

In the context of religious scholars, an ideological disagreement refers to an incident where two groups within a religion disagree on what doctrine to teach or what rules to impose on its followers. A schism is an event where members of a religion decide to split and form two separate sects (eg. Eastern Orthodox and Catholic)

"Warabel" describes the phenomenon of balancing individual pursuits e.g. spending time with family and socializing with friends and work even at the expense of increased salaries and career opportunities.