Orania is an Afrikaner nationalist town in South Africa, founded by Afrikaners post Apartheid. It is a de facto white-only separatist micro-nation built on private property. The “region”uses its own currency, the Ora, has strict controlled border walls and doesn't allow non-Afrikaner people (specifically non- white) to enter, live or work in Orania. 

Self-reliance, self-sufficiency, and self-determination are the founding principles of Orania as it wants to separate itself from the current South African democratic government.

Since its inception, Orania has fought for independence from South Africa, however their fight has been ignored as the town is largely racist and poses as a threat to South African democratic values such as racial equity.

In a sporting context, hate-watching is the practice of tuning into a game, match, or event with the explicit hope of seeing a specific team, player, or coach fail. Fans of hate watching usually find themselves more emotionally invested into a successful hate watch rather than their own teams Success in a game.

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.

When countries have financial crises, Private entities can bail out countries by buying significant amount of the country's bonds. For example during the Greek financial collapse, a portion of the debt bonds were bought by private entities.

Achille Mbembe's Necro politics is a political philosophy which argues that the state primarily acts to determine who is and who is not deserving of life. The state function historically has been to provide the conditions of life for some and allow others to simply die.

In a Split-or-Steal game, if both contestants Split they share the prize pool. If both contestants Steal they walk home empty-handed. However, if one contestant Splits and the other Steals the contestant who Steals goes home with the entire prize pool. Neither contestant knows what the other chose until both answers are revealed. You are Motu, one of the two final contestants remaining in the Beast Games, a game show broadcasted to millions of viewers. The final game is a classic Split-or-Steal for the grand prize of $1 million, a life-changing sum of money. The other contestant, Patlu, has been your most loyal partner throughout the Games, with him single-handedly bailing you out when you would’ve otherwise lost on multiple levels. Even though you initially planned on Splitting, you accidentally saw that Patlu had chosen to Split before making your decision. You now have the choice to Steal and take home the entire prize pool or you have the ability to Split it, only receiving $500k.