Pop psychology refers to media that claims to disseminate information about psychology to a mass commercial audience (eg. self-help books like M. Scott Peck's The Road Less Travelled and Jordan Peterson's 12 Rules for Life and TV shows like Dr Phil and Dear Abby).

For the purpose of this debate, the girlboss archetype in children’s movies refers to a media trope portraying a female lead as assertive, and independent. Typically girlboss archetype don’t have a love interest are not pursuing romantic love. Examples of this include Moana, Merida, and Elsa.

In 2019, SCOTUS Justice Neil Gorsuch in his minority judgment proposed a Stricter Standard, stating that Congress should only delegate power when it gives agencies clear, specific, and precise instructions, especially on major policy decisions. 

The Intelligible Principle Rule in the U.S. allows Congress to delegate power to government agencies as long as it provides a general goal or guideline (e.g., “reduce pollution,” “serve the public interest”).

The next United States Federal Reserve interest rate meeting and decision is due on May 7th, 2025.

Inflation targeting is a monetary policy approach where a central bank, aims to keep inflation at a specific level. 

Nominal GDP (NGDP) Targeting is a monetary policy framework in which a central bank targets the growth of nominal Gross Domestic Product (the sum of all spending on final goods and services)

When setting monetary policy, the Federal Reserve currently has a dual mandate: maximizing employment in the U.S.; and stabilising prices/controlling inflation in the U.S.

Remogulator is a new technology that allows its user to prevent themselves from outwardly expressing any emotion that they are feeling.

In a world with connected consciousness all adults occasionally and randomly experience a short moment in the consciousness of another person: seeing, hearing, and feeling what they are sensing at that moment, retain perfect memory of it. The process is involuntary, brief, and happens in one’s free time.

The TrustHuman system is a widely accessible system where people can submit a numerical review of their interactions with others. Every person then has a personal ‘rating’, with a weighted system where long-term interactions are weighed more than short-term interactions (e.g. a review from one’s long term partner would have a larger effect than a review from a waiter in a restaurant one has visited once). People are allowed to change their rating of others if circumstances change, and you can only rate people you have personally interacted with. Everyone’s overall rating is publicly accessible, but one cannot access each individual rating. Each person’s rating is only accessible once there is a sufficient number of reviews.