Postmodernism is an intellectual movement, most prominent in the mid-20th century, characterized by skepticism towards the use of reason and logic. It rejects traditional "grand narratives" (i.e. universal academic theories) in favour of a plural, fluid methodology and denies the certainty and objectivity of knowledge, truth,  meaning, and morality.

Sortition democracy is the use of random selection from the populace at large to form legislatures and fill political positions. 

In law, precedent refers to the practice of judges using judicial decisions, justifications, and legal principles established in previous cases as a guide when deciding subsequent cases with similar legal issues or facts. In some (not all) legal systems, precedent is considered binding. This means future judge's decisions have to comply with the precedent.

Yuanization, akin to dollarization, refers to the formal or informal adoption of the Chinese yuan as the official currency or a widely accepted medium of exchange within a country. This process involves the widespread use of the Yuan for transactions, pricing of goods and services, and storage as a reserve currency.

The immaterial afterlife refers to the concept of life after death, where individuals will be placed in heaven or hell based on their performance on Earth.

Political parties in power can compromise the integrity of public institutions (i.e. undermine their neutrality or manipulate them for their purposes) by engaging in gerrymandering (drawing electoral district lines to isolate/spread out specific demographics), stacking courts with justices from their party, manipulating voter eligibility (e.g. whether felons can vote or not), etc.