The "Third Safe Country" is a policy among developed nations wherein they send potential refugees to a developing country. This is done with the agreement of both countries.

Reverse sexism is the practice of flipping sexist behaviours that typically apply to one gender so that they are instead applied to another (e.g., Barbieland's matriarchy in Greta Gerwig's "Barbie", Anne Hathaway playing an older woman in a romance with a much younger man in "The Idea of You", Sandra Oh's onscreen husband in "Killing Eve" playing a gender inverted "nagging wife" who no one will listen to and Eve treats with contempt).

"Religious Personal Laws" is a set of legal principles and regulations that govern personal and family matters for adherents of a particular religion per the tenets of said religion, which operates separately from the civil laws of a nation.

"Accelerationism" refers to strategies of drastic measures, change and sabotage in order to destabilize existing systems and create radical social transformations.

The "lesser evil" strategy is a philosophy for minimizing the possibility of the worst case scenario, i.e. choosing the candidate perceived as the least harmful or the "lesser evil".

For the purpose of this debate, "resume padding" refers to the strategic involvement of individuals, particularly students, in charitable activities with the primary goal of enhancing their resumes rather than a genuine desire to contribute to the cause. This practice has become increasingly common among students seeking to bolster their college applications, as admissions committees often view participation in charity work favourably.

Divination practices encompass a wide range of methods used to seek supernatural or mystical insights into the future or unknown aspects of life.