For the purpose of this debate, Influencer farms are corporate entities that provide training to hundreds of aspiring influencers, give them equipment and collaborate closely to create online marketing content for brands while they are on shift in factory- like settings. For example, upcoming influencers must work with scripts and predetermined selling points as well as promote and endorse specific brands approved by the farm.

In this debate, Superheroes are individuals who fight for justice and fairness . There have been grassroot reports about these superheroes being involved in some unethical activities and to have accrued a lot of collateral damages during their battles though there are no verified sources or accounts until now. An investigative journalist just found out that these reports are true and there is a multibillion dollar conglomerate that manages the superheroes and covers up their secrets.

Fringe Science refers to ideas whose attributes include being highly speculative or relying on premises already rejected. They are most times advanced by persons who have no traditional academic science background or by researchers outside the mainstream discipline. Sometimes, though fringe sciences are often rejected, they could often lead to substantial discoveries though not in every instance. e.g., the Big Bang theory was once a fringe theory now accepted in mainstream science.

Decades of violence plague eastern DR Congo, fueled by a deadly mix of factors. Resource wealth, like gold and coltan, tempts armed groups like M23 to fight for control. Ethnic tensions simmer beneath the surface, further fracturing the region. DR Congo's government struggles to maintain control, and neighboring countries like Rwanda and Uganda are accused of backing rebel groups, worsening the conflict. This complex web of greed, historical grievances, and external interference leaves civilians caught in the crossfire, displaced and suffering.

From 1987 to 2006, the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), under the leadership of Joseph Kony, instilled fear in the Central African region. Operating mainly in Uganda, the LRA became infamous for its brutal tactics, including abducting young children to serve as soldiers and sex slaves. Kony's rebels terrorized communities, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. The LRA's reign of terror led to displacement, loss of life, and profound humanitarian crises. In response to international pressure and regional military efforts, the LRA was eventually forced out of Uganda. However, it continued its atrocities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the Central African Republic (CAR), creating a complex and enduring humanitarian challenge that demanded coordinated efforts to address the aftermath of its brutal campaign.