Object-Oriented Ontology (OOP) is a philosophical theory that challenges the idea that humans are the central focus of existence. Instead, it argues that all objects-whether living beings, inanimate things, or abstract concepts— exist independently and have their own agency. This perspective shifts away from anthropocentrism, which places human interests above all else.

Saying something is proven on a balance of probabilities means that it is more likely than not to have occurred. It means that it is probable, i.e., the probability that some event happens is more than 50%. On the otherhand, if a legal case or a person's guilt is proved beyond a reasonable doubt, there is enough proof for the person accused of a crime to be judged guilty. i.e., it's around 100% likely that the events have occurred.

Girl Math” is a playful concept used to justify spending decisions in a way that makes purchases feel more reasonable. For instance, if someone earns $100 per hour and buys a pair of shoes for $50, they might rationalize the cost as just half an hour of work. Popularized on social media, Girl Math is often used as a lighthearted way to explain spending habits.

In recent years,  dropout culture has been romanticized , with figures like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates portrayed as proof that formal education isn't necessary for success.Pop culture, through movies and media , glorifies leaving school to chase entrepreneurial dreams.