Ecoterrorist groups refer to organisations that engage in violence for environmental causes. This includes the Earth Liberation Front, EarthFirst! etc. These groups engage in arson, bombings and sabotaging equipment.

Fight clubs are semi-organized informal gatherings where individuals engage in violent physical combat with one another. These gatherings can take various forms such as informal arrangements in basements or abandoned buildings.

A zoo is an establishment which maintains a collection of wild animals, typically in a park or gardens, for study, conservation, or display to the public.

"Move fast, break things" refers to the philosophy that advocates for rapid innovation and development, prioritising speed and agility over perfection and caution. It also encapsulates a mindset that encourages taking risks, experimenting, and iterating quickly, even if it means encountering failures along the way.

Arkangel is a futuristic technology which involves implanting a device into a child's brain, allowing parents to monitor their child's location and vital signs in real-time. Additionally, parents can use a tablet to see through the child's eyes, censor disturbing or sensitive images and events, and track their emotional state. The technology also enables parents to set boundaries and restrictions on what the child sees and experiences, effectively controlling their environment.

Gamification refers to the integration of aspects of game design and mechanics into work and learning (i.e. controls, achievements, leaderboards, graphics or user interfaces).

I. Excommunication is a reversible institutional act of religious censure used to deprive membership of specific people in a religious community.

II. Rodrigo Duterte is the former President of the Philippines, a country with over 80 million Roman Catholics (over 86% of the population). He has been responsible for thousands of deaths through extra-judicial killings in his brutal drug war. He has also recently signed into law an 'anti-terror' bill that gives the government free reign to label individuals as terrorists and grants greater power to detain and hold them.

Mahathir Mohamad's "Look East Policy" was an initiative implemented during his tenure as Prime Minister of Malaysia from 1981 to 2003. The policy refers to both an emphasis on economic trade with East Asian states i.e. Japan and Korea as well as an emulation of East Asian values. Under status quo, Malaysia has adopted a foreign policy of neutrality.