For the purpose of the debate, ‘study-flex’ refers to an individual’s act of publicly displaying their daily studying (e.g. study vlog, yeolpumta, study- Instagram, etc.)

Confidence crises occur when the perception of the public is that the economy will do poorly. This often leads to rapid selling of shares, or bank runs when people seek to withdraw their money from banks because they fear that they could collapse. This can form a feedback loop that worsens the crisis by tanking the stock market or causing a credit crisis.

Murthism refers to encouraging workers to be proactive in taking up tasks, often volunteering to work over time and looking for ways to upskill themselves.

Take a Chill Pillism refers to encouraging workers to prioritise their mental health at the cost of work, while also permitting more work leaves, off-site trips, bonding activities, and working on their own terms.

After the first attempt on Mr Trump’s life in July, evangelicals said he was spared by divine intervention. Since the gunman fired at 6.11pm, many cited Ephesians 6:11, which reads: “Put on the full armour of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”

A non-compete clause (or non-compete agreement) is a legal provision in a contract that restricts an employee or business partner from engaging in work or business that competes with their current or former employer for a specified period of time after leaving the company.

The AIBE is a mandatory qualifying exam for law graduates who wish to practice law in India. The open-book format allowed candidates to refer to textbooks and materials during the entire exam.

Feminist vigilante groups are activist organizations or loosely organized collectives that take direct, often extrajudicial, action to confront and address gender-based injustices like violence, harassment, and systemic discrimination. These groups typically arise in response to failures or inadequacies within formal legal systems, particularly in regions where authorities neglect or inadequately address the safety and rights of women and marginalized communities. Examples include the Gulabi Gang in India, which confronts perpetrators of domestic violence and abuse in rural areas, and Las Femicidas in Mexico, a group known for highlighting issues of femicide and systemic injustice through direct actions like graffiti and public confrontations. Such groups often fill a gap in local justice systems, providing both protection and empowerment in communities wherek institutional support is limited or absent.