In the year 2095, animals of all species have collectivized (Collective of Cross-species Kombatants - COCK) and voted to rise up against the human race, in order to avenge centuries of murder and oppression by mirroring the treatment they received at the hands of humans.

On 26 December 2025, Israel became the first UN member state to formally recognize Somaliland as a sovereign nation. In exchange, Somaliland pledged to join the Abraham Accords and discussed potential Israeli security access to its coastline. Somalia and the African Union have condemned the move as a violation of territorial integrity.

Atlanticism is the long-standing security and political alliance between the United States and Europe (primarily via NATO and the EU). The "decline" refers to the US shifting its focus toward Asia, a rise in bilateral trade tensions, and recent European efforts to build independent military and economic Strategic Autonomy.

For the purpose of this debate: In the Christian tradition, Lucifer is a fallen angel who rebelled against God and is later associated with the serpent in Eden who tempted humanity (Adam and Eve) to eat from the tree of knowledge despite God's command not to eat from that tree. This act gave humanity knowledge but led to their expulsion from the Garden of Eden.

A speculative bubble occurs when the price of an asset (like tech stocks) is driven by investor excitement and the "fear of missing out" (FOMO) rather than actual profits. A structural economic transformation occurs when a technology fundamentally changes how every industry operates, creating permanent new value (e.g., the steam engine or the early internet).

The United States of America has historically positioned itself as a “nation of immigrants”, with sustained positive net migration for decades. However, due to the current political atmosphere of the U.S, there has been a sharp decline in both legal and irregular migration, even though other countries (e.g. Canada, Australia, EU states) are adopting more open migration policies. Current projections suggest that the U.S. may experience near-zero or negative net migration for the first time in over 50 years.