For the purposes of this debate, 'social policies' refer to policies that do not inherently require overly technical knowledge. Deliberative mini-publics are institutions in which a diverse body of citizens is selected randomly to decide on issues

 Degrowth involves a planned decrease in the size of economic production and consumption occurring within a given economy (often measured via GDP). It could involve the prioritisation of less emissions intense industries, heavy taxes or limits on emissions, shorter work weeks, and voluntary reductions in consumer spending.

Dividend signaling is a practice that involves companies using their dividend announcements as a tool to communicate with investors about their financial health and future expectations. For example, when a company announces an increase in dividends, it signals to the market that the company is confident about its future earnings and financial health

Examples of utility-valuable are "companies that have women leaders are more successful" or "having diverse people in schools improve learning". Examples of morally right are "having diverse workforce is the right thing to do" or "we should make up for past discrimination by making schools diverse"

 In today's sports industry, fan culture often involves idolizing athletes similar to celebrities, with fans spending money on merchandise, attending events, and promoting their favorite stars online. This intense support turns athletes into cultural icons, much like entertainment superstars, as seen with some athletes during the recent Olympic Games.

 The 'Love-struck mentality' (also known as 恋爱脑) is a term used to describe someone who tends to prioritize romantic relationships above other aspects of life, such as career.