Cosmic Justice is a belief system based on the idea of equalising the prospects of each individual. This is characterised by developing systems that cater to the shortcomings of each individual in order to elevate their prospect of success instead of applying the same rules and standards to all individuals with little to no regard for difference in ability. Proponents of cosmic justice fundamentally have the desire to rectify social inequities that people who, through no fault of their own, lack things which other people receive as windfall gains, through no virtue of their own.

Academic streaming is the process of grouping students of similar abilities into classes. For example, a student may be streamed into a basic, intermediate, or advanced maths class depending on their ability.

Primary domestic caregivers are individuals who are in charge of household management, for example, shopping for groceries, cooking for the family and childcare.

Reverse sexism is the practice of flipping sexist behaviours that typically apply to one gender so that they are instead applied to another (e.g., Barbieland's matriarchy in Greta Gerwig's "Barbie", Anne Hathaway playing an older woman in a romance with a much younger man in "The Idea of You", Sandra Oh's onscreen husband in "Killing Eve" playing a gender inverted "nagging wife" who no one will listen to and Eve treats with contempt)

Primary domestic caregivers are individuals who are in charge of household management, for example, shopping for groceries, cooking for the family and childcare.