For the purposes of this debate, the "globalisation of art" refers to the significant increase in cross-border consumption of cultural products (e.g. movies, TV shows, music, etc.)

You are an athiest living in a country with a significant (but not extreme) degree of religiosity. There exists a single pill that, if taken, will permanently make you genuinely and earnestly believe in the majority religion.

Keynesian economics is a macroeconomic theory that emphasises the importance of strong government intervention (e.g. deficit spending, funding large infastructure projects, quantitative easing/tightening). Hayekian economics is a macroeconomic theory that emphasises the importance of limited government intervention (e.g. minimising annual deficits, free markets, constant monetary policy).

In Common Law systems (like the UK, US, India, and New Zealand), judges make decisions based on both written laws and past court decisions (called precedents). These systems are adversarial, meaning two lawyers argue their sides, and the judge listens and make decisions without getting involved in the investigation. In Civil Law systems (like France, Germany, Indonesia, and Japan), judges follow written laws made by the parliament. There’s less focus on past decisions. These systems are inquisitorial, which means judges play an active role—they investigate the case.

Data journalism is a type of journalism reflecting the increased role that numerical data has in the production and distribution of information in the digital era. It reflects the increased interaction between content producers (journalists) and several other fields such as design, computer science and statistics. On the flip side, more traditional forms of journalism are qualitative in approach, focusing more on interpretation and contextualisation.

Assuming the prevalence of any given gene in the total human population remains the same.