Comedic immunity for minority group comedians refers to the perceived freedom or protection that comedians from minority backgrounds have when making jokes about their own or other marginalized communities. This concept is based on the idea that their lived experiences provide them with a unique perspective and authenticity, allowing them to address sensitive topics in ways that might be considered inappropriate or offensive if delivered by those outside the group.

Gain-of-function research involves intentionally altering the genetic makeup or biological traits of microorganisms, such as viruses or bacteria, to enhance specific characteristics like virulence, transmissibility, host range, or resistance to treatments. This research aims to study how these changes impact the behavior of microorganisms, aiming to understand potential threats to human health. Notably, the modified pathogens may exhibit unknown tendencies.

Online Debating Trend encompasses but not limited to online tournaments, a significant emphasis on technicalities, and a diminished focus on persuasion and theatrics.

The American Decline is the concept that the power of the US is decreasing on all fronts, particularly on three (3) pillars - economic strength, military might, and the soft power of cultural dominance.

Liberal Christology focuses on the humanity of Jesus instead of his divine image. These include portrayals of Jesus experiencing intense emotions such as anger towards hypocritical pharisees, detestment towards those who defile the temple, moments of irony while interacting with his apostles (i.e. with Judas Iscariot), and revulsion against his own crucifixion.

On the other hand, Orthodox Christology focuses on his identity as the perfect Son of God. This deemphasizes his humanity and vulnerabilities and highlights the idea that he is the bringer of miracles and bearer of Salvation, with divinity that sets him vastly apart from any human.

Historically, the United Nations (UN) has played a significant role as a mediator in the Palestine-Israel conflict. The conflict has been a longstanding international issue involving territorial disputes, security concerns, and the rights of Palestinians and Israelis. The UN has facilitated negotiations, resolutions, and peacekeeping efforts aimed at achieving a two-state solution and ensuring peace in the region. Various UN bodies, such as the Security Council and the General Assembly, have been involved in discussions, resolutions, and peacekeeping missions related to this conflict over the years.

A "Mary Sue" is a character notably lacking significant flaws, and whose actions often lead to favorable outcomes. Even when they have flaws, these are relegated into charming character quirks that build their identity. In popular media, Nia Nial, a courageous superhero from “Supergirl;” Sabi, a compassionate bartender from “Sort Of,” Nomi Marks, a brilliant hacker from “Sense8;” and Taylor Mason, a remarkable finance wizard from “Billions” are notable transgender characters who may be categorized as Mary Sues.

Non-Mary Sues are characters who are portrayed with realistic flaws, complexities, and challenges. Sophia Burset, a troubled inmate from “Orange is the New Black;” Elektra Abundance-Evangelista, a flawed ballroom house mother from “Pose;” Jules Vaughn, an impulsive teenager from "Euphoria;" and Viktor Hargreeves, an anxious violinist with unchecked powers from “Umbrella Academy” are transgender characters who are Non-Mary Sues.

“Dangal” roughly translates to "honor," "self-respect," "dungog(?)" in the Filipino culture, it signifies the importance of upholding one's dignity, integrity, and reputation.

The 4B (or "Four Nos") movement is a radical feminist movement which originated in South Korea. The “Four Nos” are no sex with men, no dating men, no marrying men, and no giving birth. Many South Korean women have begun practicing this as a response to the pervasive — and even violent — sexism they face. 

A fragile state is characterized by significant historical political instability, weak governance institutions, and an economy struggling with poverty and socio-economic challenges.

Liberal history refers to an approach to studying and interpreting history that focuses on progressive ideals such as individual rights, equality, social justice, and the evolution of democratic principles.