In the Kpop industry, groups debut in primarily two ways- the first is as a part of entertainment labels where the group is formed by the company from its own pool of trainees. All decisions regarding the formation of the group are made solely by the company. Examples, BTS, Seventeen, etc
The second way groups are formed is through survival shows- where contestants come independently or from different companies, and must place within a particular rank to debut. The final debuting group is decided purely on the basis of public voting. Eg, in Boys Planet, the top 9 placed individuals have formed a group.

The "up or out" policy is a system commonly used in professional service firms where employees must either advance in their careers within a specified time frame or leave the organization. Employees who meet requirements continue moving up the career ladder, while those who don't are typically asked to leave.

South-South cooperation refers to the cooperation among developing countries in the Global South. These countries include but are not limited to Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, etc.

Interbank payment systems are financial infrastructures that facilitate the transfer of funds between banks or financial institutions, and can be domestic or international services. Examples of internationally established systems are India's UPI, Russia's SPFS, and China's CIPS). The SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) network is one of the largest and most widely used financial messaging networks in the world. It connects more than 11,000 financial institutions, including banks, securities firms, and corporate customers

For the purpose of this debate, NALURI is a machine that can be used to communicate a person's thoughts and emotions particularly when they are unable or unwilling to express them out in the open. This machine aids in exposing a person's innermost self and personality. It can be used by anyone on themself, and others.