LoveOracle is a machine that allows people to view the end of a potential relationship before entering it. It does not tell them what led to this situation or anything else about the course of the relationship.

 Sex-positive feminism emphasises the importance of sex and sexual choice to women’s liberation. It emerged as a reaction against second wave feminists’ criticisms of pornography, sex work, and much heterosexual sex as inherently patriarchal.

 Dissociative feminism is a passive and detached approach to addressing feminine struggles, characterised by a jaded outlook on society. It contrasts with active forms of feminist resistance and acknowledges the emotional and physical toll of direct activism. Dissociative feminists also embrace choices that may not conform to mainstream feminist behaviours. 

 Morning-after pills are a type of emergency medication that can be used to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. However, they are only effective before ovulation has begun. Research has proven it is not always effective and also can cause side effects. Over-the-counter medicines are medicines that can be bought without a prescription.

A sunset clause is a measure within a statute, regulation or other law that provides for the law to cease to be effective after a specified date, unless further legislative action is taken to extend it. This legislative action may be a simple act of renewing without change, or may include amending the law before re-enforcing. A democracy, for the purposes of this debate, cannot exist without a constitution.

In International Criminal Law, there are four "core international crimes"- genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and the crime of aggression. When domestic judicial systems don't prosecute perpetrators, either (but not both) of two possible systems may prosecute:

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is a permanent international court. Its court's jurisdiction is generally limited to crimes committed on the territory of a state that has accepted the ICC's jurisdiction (by being one of 125 parties to the Rome Statute), or by its nationals. It has its own rules of procedure and evidence.

Ad-hoc regional tribunals (eg.International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), etc) are international courts established to address specific conflicts and regions, usually by the UN Security Council. They may create their own procedural rules, which need to be based on internaional principles but may be adapted to their unique contexts as needed.They are dissolved once they complete their mandates, which includes finalizing all cases and appeals. Their jurisdiction is limited to particular regions and timeframe through treaties.

A plea bargain is an agreement in a criminal case between the prosecutor and the defendant. The defendant agrees to plead guilty to a particular charge, instead of going to trial, in return for some concession from the prosecutor (eg. reduced sentence)

Barnevernet, Norway’s Child Welfare Services, was formed in the 1950s with the goal of protecting children from abuse and neglect, driven by the belief that the state should intervene when a child's safety and well-being are at risk. Over time, the agency’s powers broadened as concerns grew about hidden or unreported child abuse andi international pressure for more proactive child protection policies increased. By the 1970s and 1980s, Norway expanded Barnevernet’s authority to address not just cases of abuse but also neglect, with the idea that early intervention could prevent long-term harm. Barnevernet’s powers include the ability to intervene in family matters if a child’s well-being is believed to be at risk. If the agency determines that the child is in immediate danger or at risk of harm, it can remove the child from the home, either temporarily or permanently. Once Barnevernet decides to remove a child or take other actions, the family can appeal to a court, and the court will review the case. However, the legal process is often described as opaque and complex, and many parents feel that they are not given enough time or information to fully defend themselves.

Spain and Germany have taken notably different approaches in addressing their periods of fascist rule. Germany has developed a strong culture of remembrance, with institutions like the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, extensive education about the Nazi period, and legal measures against hate speech and neo-Nazi activity. Publicdiscourse in Germany frequently engages with the nation's past, and there is widespread support for acknowledging the full extent of the crimes committed. Spain, on the other hand, transitioned to democracy after the death of Franco without an official reckoning with its past, in part due to the 1977 Pact of Forgetting, leading to a period of relative silence on the issue.

Singapore implemented the Ethnic Integration Policy in order to establish ethnic quotas for public housing blocks with a proportion of flats in each neighborhood allocated to Malayese, Chinese, Indians and other minority groups. Owners were free to buy and sell flats to any race as long as racial limits of neighborhood were maintained.

One of the world’s richest temples, the Tirumala Tirupatie Devasthanams (TTD), since 2017 has been training people of SC/ST community to become priests. The trained preists are then assigned temples in which they work as a priest and this is messaged by TTD as a step towards breaking caste barriers. However, these priests are not allowed to be appointed in the most important and regular temples of TTD itself.

Vulture funds are a sub-set of hedge funds which invest in distressed securities that have a high chance of default. These funds buy risky debt securities at heavy discounts and seek returns via methods like aggressive litigation, debt restructuring and asset seizure. Sovereign debt is the debt a country owes. Governments acquire sovereign debt by issuing bonds, bills, debt securities, or loans from other countries and multilateral organizations like the International Monetary Fund. 

 Randomized controlled trials are experiments that apply an intervention to only a randomly selected portion of the target population, so that you can compare the effects of the intervention against a group that didn’t receive it. From a focus largely on nation-scale problems with no clear answers (like why countries are poor), the field of development economics has shifted to a focus largely on smaller problems that can be definitively answered since the introduction of RCTs. Some people, however, are vary that RCTs dehumanize people and treat them as science experiments.

The Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States of America. When setting monetary policy, the Federal Reserve currently has a dual mandate:
 1. Maximizing employment in the U.S.
 2. Stabilizing prices/controlling inflation in the U.S. 

The Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States of America. When setting monetary policy, the Federal Reserve currently has a dual mandate:
 1. Maximizing employment in the U.S.
 2. Stabilizing prices/controlling inflation in the U.S. 

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act is legislation that regulates AI Systems on a 'risk-based approach'. Under this Act, the higher the risk to society, the stricter the rules (for example, increased document keeping, greater obligations on users and distributors, increased human intervention and oversight or, in extreme cases, banning the use of the system). This legislation does not apply to military and defense systems.

OpenAI currently operates under a hybrid model where OpenAI Inc. is a nonprofit that oversees its mission to build AI for the benefit of humanity, while OpenAI LLC is its for-profit subsidiary with investments from companies like Microsoft. In this model, investors are subject to a capped-profit system, meaning their returns are limited to ensure that the company's social mission takes precedence over maximizing profits. A Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) is a for-profit structure that allows companies to balance financial returns with a legally defined commitment to public good. In a PBC, investors can receive uncapped returns, but the company is legally obligated to consider the impact of its actions on society and stakeholders beyond just its shareholders. 

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act is legislation that regulates AI Systems on a 'risk-based approach'. Under this Act, the higher the risk to society, the stricter the rules (for example, increased document keeping, greater obligations on users and distributors, increased human intervention and oversight or, in extreme cases, banning the use of the system). This legislation does not apply to military and defense systems.

Radhe, a prodigious classical singer, is deeply rooted in the traditions of Indian classical music. Radhe thus nutures a deep sense of love for classical music, and has received extensive training in it under the guidance of his grandfather Panditji, who is widely considered to be a legendary maestro by aficionados. His family legacy demands discipline, purity, and an unwavering commitment to the art form, treating music as a sacred pursuit rather than a profession. Panditji sees commercialization as a betrayal of this legacy, believing that classical music must remain untouched by market forces to preserve its authenticity. However, Radhe’s world changes when he meets Tamanna, a rising pop singer who introduces him to the possibilities within the commercial music industry, offering him active opportunities to collaborate, and showcase his music. The two become involved romantically over their collaborations, although he does it anonymously. When Panditji learns of this, he offers Radhe a choice: to stop or be ousted from his community and lose his position as Panditji's successor in the world of classical music.