In recent times, regulatory sports bodies have increasingly stepped in to ensure the competitiveness of their respective sport (e.g. budget limits on car development in F1, Limitations on player transfer fees in Football & testosterone limits in athletics). These regulations can be called "fairness regulations".

A customs union is a trade bloc that involves the elimination of tariffs and quotas on trade between two or more countries.

The Southern African Customs Union (SACU) is a customs union among five countries of Southern Africa: Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Namibia and South Africa.

The Protestant Reformation was a major religious and social movement in 16th century Europe, which emerged due to various grievances against the Catholic Church. Critics pointed out issues such as corruption, the sale of indulgences (paying for forgiveness of sins), excessive wealth and luxury among church officials, and the concentration of power in Rome. These concerns prompted the rise of Protestantism as a distinct branch of Christianity, marking a significant shift in religious history.

Quantitative easing is a form of monetary policy used by central banks to increase the domestic money supply and spur economic activity.

In QE, the central bank purchases government bonds and other financial instruments, such as mortgage-backed securities (MBS).

Quantitive easing is typically implemented when interest rates are near zero and economic growth is stalled.

THBT the feminist movement should prioritize supporting positive masculinity over abolishing gender roles

Positive Masculinity mantains gender roles for men but attempts to match those roles with positive traits (e.g., empathy, caretaking, social responsibility and self-control)

A spoiled ballot means a ballot which is mutilated, torn, or otherwise damaged in such a manner as to render it impossible to determine how or for whom the voter cast his or her vote. Spoiled ballot papers are nevertheless counted in assessing the total number of votes cast.

A counterinflationary policy is a measure taken by a country's central bank intended to stop, slow, reverse or prevent economic inflation. Such policies range from radical measures (such as Deferred Pay and Compulsory Savings) to more moderate ones (such as the Repo Rate)

Around 200 BC, Han Xin was a Great General in China. One day, a trouble-maker challenged them in public, saying "If you are such a great general, you can defeat me in a duel. If you are afraid, then kiss my boot!"

Han Xin knew they could defeat the trouble-maker but chose to humiliate themselves publically instead.