“B-movies” are low-budget commercial genre films, often in horror, science fiction, action, crime, or exploitation, originally shown as secondary features in double bills. They were produced quickly with limited budgets, often allowing more experimentation than mainstream studio films. Examples include Night of the Living Dead (1968) and Foxy Brown (1974). Their decline followed the end of double-feature cinema, the rise of blockbuster-driven studio production, and the shift to television, home video, and streaming as dominant distribution models.

There is a painting in which a world exists, inhabited by people, animals, and other creatures. You are its painter. It was created ten years ago, and the people within it have advanced to a modern level of civilisation. Recently, you realised that the painting is sustained by your life, and at this rate, you will die within the next decade. Destroying the painting would stop it from draining your life force, but everything inside it could never be recreated.

A Windfall Clause is a legally binding promise made by AI companies to donate a significant amount of any future profits incurred as a result of making economically and socially transformative advancements 

Posthumous gamete retrieval is the medical extraction of reproductive cells (such as sperm or eggs) from a deceased individual, for possible future reproductive use by a spouse or partner.

The Maasai are a semi-nomadic pastoralist community living in Kenya and Tanzania, traditionally relying on cattle herding, seasonal movement, and strong cultural practices tied to land and community. Integration efforts refer to policies and initiatives by governments and organisations to incorporate the Maasai into modern state systems, including formal education, healthcare, infrastructure development, land registration, and participation in national economies and political structures, as well as resettlement programs that relocate communities into fixed areas, often connected to conservation projects or changes in land ownership systems.