A degree assignment algorithm takes a combination of input data from a student, including their academic performance, extra curricular activities, an aptitude test (skills strengths and weaknesses) and personality test to recommend a university degree programme most suited for a candidate. 

For purposes of this debate, it can be assumed that this algorithm is reasonably accurate and its decision is binding

A "paper abortion" is a proposed legal concept whereby a man can formally renounce all parental rights and responsibilities, including financial obligations such as child support, before the birth of a child. 

For purposes of this debate, paper abortions must be signed within the period of time when abortion is legal.

A politically apathetic world view involves a sense of disengagement or indifference towards politics, such as an unwillingness to be involved in political activities (e.g. voting, being a member of a political party, going to protests) or invest time in understanding politics (e.g. reading and discussing the news).

<div>"The ""body as a temple"" is a religious and philosophical idea found in faiths like Buddhism, Christianity, and Hinduism. It sees the body as a sacred vessel given by God(s) to house the soul, and therefore, deserving of deep respect in both actions (e.g., refraining from eating certain foods, avoiding overconsumption) and thought (e.g., framing thoughts about one's own body positively)."</div><div><br></div><div><br></div>

Mahito is a young boy in wartime Japan who loses his mother in a hospital fire and struggles to adapt after his father remarries his aunt and relocates the family to his late mother’s rural estate. He shares a loving but somewhat distant relationship with his father, while being deeply cherished by his aunt and cared for by her maids. 

At the estate, Mahito encounters a talking grey heron that leads him into a magical, otherworldly realm connected to his family’s past. This realm opens its doors to those in great distress and is inhabited by spirits and fantastical creatures—among them, the souls of those awaiting rebirth into the real world, and predatory pelicans that consume these spirits to survive.

Within this realm, Mahito meets his granduncle, the creator and caretaker of this alternate world. Weary and nearing the end of his life, the granduncle offers Mahito the reins of this seemingly perfect world. However, if Mahito accepts this offer, he will never be able to return to the real world.

For the purpose of this debate, there are two tropes in children's media.

 ""Disney optimism"" presents a world with clear good and evil, wherein good always triumphs. 

""Ghibli optimism"" presents a world with no true evil and morality is subjective, where peaceful compromise is ultimately possible and neither side necessarily triumphs.