You are a skilled and passionate yet professionally unsuccessful puppeteer. Your romantic life is currently unsuccessful. After taking a job as a filing clerk, you discover a portal in a filing room that transports you into the mind of successful actor Pedro Pascal. While in Pascal's mind, you experience everything he experiences. After 15 minutes, you are ejected from his mind and return to your previous body. After entering the portal a second time, you discover that your puppeteering abilities allow you to control Pascal while you occupy his body. If you leave Pascal's body a second time, you will never be able to return. If you remain in Pascal's body now, you will never be able to leave.

Effective altruism is a philosophical and social movement dedicated to using rationalism to find and give to causes that do the most good. The movement is especially popular among top universities in the English speaking world and in tech sectors like Silicon Valley. 

Longtermism is a philosophical movement that says our moral priority should be affecting future people. Longtermist causes tend to focus on avoiding “existential risk” (misaligned AI, pandemics, nuclear war.) as opposed to more immediate causes such as animal welfare, global poverty, and healthcare.

The Peace Through Strength doctrine is a foreign policy approach that prioritizes military power and economic leverage as tools of deterrence. It often looks like military threats, economic warfare, transactional diplomacy, and skepticism of multilateralism.

The Brandenburg Test is a doctrine for free speech which states that "the government cannot punish speech based solely on its content or perceived offensiveness unless it poses an immediate, concrete threat of illegal activity."

Canadian speech law protects freedom of expression but allows for significant restrictions. Currently, Canadian law restricts speech that incites hatred, defames, harasses, or endangers others, with recent legislation focusing on online harms.

State-led economic development involves the government investing heavily in building infrastructure, providing subsidies, and developing state-owned businesses, as opposed to economic development led by the private market or other sources.