For the purposes of this debate, authority can have a range of different meanings, including the knowledge you learn, teachers at school, the police and government in everyday life, and parents within families. Questioning that authority can involve a wide variety of different things, whether it be through words (verbal), actions, or the attitude with which you treat that authority.

A simulation game is a type of video game that attempts to mimic real-world activities, scenarios, or systems

A superteam is a sports team that has acquired a disproportionately high number of highly skilled or star players, often through trades or free agency, resulting in a roster considered to have a high probability of winning championships. These teams are often formed by bringing together established stars who were previously playing on different teams.

You are Aurora, an astronaut on a spaceship, transporting 5000 colonists in hibernation pods on a 120-year journey from Earth to a new, habitable planet. However, just 30 years into the trip, an asteroid collision damages the ship, causing some hibernation pods to malfunction and their passengers to awaken, including you and another astronaut named Jim. Over the next year, you and Jim fall in love, but one day, an android robot accidentally reveals that after Jim’s pod malfunctioned, he purposely awakened you to keep him company and lied about your pod malfunctioning. Since your hibernation pod still works, you have the option of re-entering into the pod.

The world became a superhuman society with about 80% of the population possessing uncanny meta-abilities or superpowers. Governments train selected people with extraordinary powers to be heroes who are tasked to deter crime and rescue individuals from danger. Technology made it possible for governments to ''erase'' the superpower of an individual.

In Singapore, around 80% of citizens live in public housing built and sold by the government through 99-year leases. These homes are heavily subsidized, with restrictions on renting and resale. The government owns the land, discourages private rental markets, and promotes long-term homeownership as a tool for equity and stability.