Consensus media refers to news organisations that were consumed on mass within communities - i.e. the 6 o’clock news on national television being consumed by a large majority of the population, there being a few “go to newspapers” and “traditional news platforms” being the main source of information for the majority of people.

The Electoral College is how the U.S. decides its president. When people vote in an election, they are actually voting for their state's choice for president. Each state has a certain number of votes called "electoral votes”. Most states give all their electoral votes to the candidate who gets the most votes from the people in that state. To win the presidency, a candidate needs to get more than half of the total electoral college votes across the country, which is 270 out of 538.

The popular vote is the total number of votes cast by the people in an election. In a presidential election, it refers to the direct votes each candidate gets from voters across the entire country.

Life statistics’ is a technology that constantly tracks statistics about an individual's observable behavior and actions throughout their life. It requires no manual input or involvement from the individual and is consistently live, updating, and is aware of all actions an individual engages (e.g. time spent doing specific activities, number of instances an action has been done, and other trends in behavior).

Generative AI (Artificial Intelligence) is a type of computer program that can create new things, like writing stories, drawing pictures, or making music, by learning from examples. It uses patterns it has seen before to come up with something new.