Silicon Valley is located in San Francisco, and is a global tech hub for startups and big tech companies (ex. Stripe, Uber, Twitch). Silicon Valley is known as the top place for career opportunities in tech, due to high compensation, company benefits such as free food, and the innovative technologies being developed.

For the purposes of this motion, an image of a divine being refers to any visual representation that seeks to imitate or embody the supernatural. This includes but is not limited to paintings, bronzes, and lingas.

A professional sports club of a city in the West which has a glorious past but is currently struggling to compete at the top. A group of investors, led by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund, launched a bid to purchase the club. PIF has almost US$400bln under management, with multiple times the resources of any other sports club owners.

"The top exports of China include but are not limited to tech parts and other manufactured goods. The top imports of China include but are not limited to crude petroleum, iron ore, and soybeans (& other agricultural products).
Currently, China manipulates it's currency (the Yuan) to keep it's rate significantly below what the market would organically value it to be."

Neurofeminism is a movement that challenges neuroscientific assumptions, methods and interpretations of data that reinforce sexism and gender essentialism (eg., women are better at teamwork/men make better leaders because of how their brains are wired). Many contemporary as well as prominent historical neuroscience research papers display/promote neurosexism.

Under the status quo, it is the norm for judges to refrain from commenting on hypothetical situations. Examples include refusing to judge "moot" cases - cases about situations that have not yet arisen or are no longer extant, only ruling on issues that directly contribute to the resolution of the dispute at hand, and sometimes explicitly refraining from making a decision on a given issue and leaving it for future litigation or for the intervention of the legislator. This is particularly common in higher courts, where precedents are binding. In the Borowski decision, for example, the Canadian Supreme Court declined to decide whether a fetus had a right to life under sections 7 and 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.