Progressive education positions teachers as facilitators with a focus on student-led discussion, project-based learning, and experiential learning. Learning is organised thematically around a single topic (e.g., environmentalism, space exploration, etc) and can draw on sources such as news articles, fiction books, documentaries, and academic papers from different areas (science, history, etc.). For the purpose of this debate, secondary schools refer to schools with students from age of 14 to 18.

The 'Right to Recall' is a democratic provision enabling citizens to replace the current government using clear criteria, including but not limited to legislation, execution, justice, economic performance, social inclusivity, and environmental protection. This process can take place at any point after the government's first year ends. The government continues its functions if the majority of citizens are satisfied and do not deem removal necessary. Every 6 months, there shall be a referendum where people mark as satisfied or unsatisfied.

Divine judgment is the idea that, upon your death, your good and bad deeds will be weighed up by a divine being to determine the nature of your afterlife (e.g. whether you go to heaven or hell). Divine mercy is the idea that you can be absolved of your bad deeds through sincere repentance.