"Move fast and break things" is a saying commonly adopted in startup industries. In this context, it means that making mistakes is a natural consequence of innovation in a highly competitive and complex environment. This was first coined by Mark Zuckerberg at Facebook, who even went as far as to say that 'breaking things' is a necessary feature of moving 'fast enough'.

The Posse Comitatus Act is a United States federal law which limits the powers of the federal government in the use of federal military personnel to enforce domestic policies within the United States.

On June 2022, the US Supreme Court decision in Dobbs was in favor of upholding a Mississippi law banning abortion after 15 weeks and overturn Roe vs. Wade, the historic decision that upheld the right to abortion. As a result, states with conservative legislatures have introduced abortion bans with trigger laws and new legislation.

Digital nomads are people who conduct their life in a nomadic manner while engaging in remote work using digital telecommunications technology.

"Originalism" and "living constitutionalism" are theories of constitutional interpretation. Originalists believe that the constitutional text ought to be given the original public meaning that it would have had at the time that it became law. Living constitutionalists believe that the meaning of the constitutional text changes over time, as social attitudes change, even without the adoption of a formal constitutional amendment.

"Judicial activism" and "judicial restraint" are terms used to describe the assertiveness of judicial power. The extreme model of judicial activism is of a court so intrusive and ubiquitous that it virtually dominates the institutions of government. The antithesis of such a model is a court that decides virtually nothing at all: it strains to find reasons why it lacks jurisdiction; it avows deference to the superiority of other departments or agencies in construing the law; it finds endless reasons why the constitutionality of laws cannot be examined.

‘Deep Down’ is a psycho-philosophical concept that believes that an individual is a lot more different than what they show. It might be for better or for worse. ‘As is’ is a psycho-philosophical concept that believes that an individual’s personality is as is and is entirely aligned with how they act, behave, and interact in the surface-value

The veil of ignorance is a moral thought experiment that individuals make decisions as if they had no knowledge ahead of time what position they would end up having in that society.

"Originalism" and "living constitutionalism" are theories of constitutional interpretation. Originalists believe that the constitutional text ought to be given the original public meaning that it would have had at the time that it became law. Living constitutionalists believe that the meaning of the constitutional text changes over time, as social attitudes change, even without the adoption of a formal constitutional amendment.

"Judicial activism" and "judicial restraint" are terms used to describe the assertiveness of judicial power. The extreme model of judicial activism is of a court so intrusive and ubiquitous that it virtually dominates the institutions of government. The antithesis of such a model is a court that decides virtually nothing at all: it strains to find reasons why it lacks jurisdiction; it avows deference to the superiority of other departments or agencies in construing the law; it finds endless reasons why the constitutionality of laws cannot be examined.

‘Deep Down’ is a psycho-philosophical concept that believes that an individual is a lot more different than what they show. It might be for better or for worse. ‘As is’ is a psycho-philosophical concept that believes that an individual’s personality is as is and is entirely aligned with how they act, behave, and interact in the surface-value

The Man Box is a term that illustrates the collective socialization of men wherein men are expected to conform to traditional norms, beliefs, traits, and behaviors associated to their gender.

You are a member of an overpoliced disenfranchised community with extensive military training.