You are an American singer and actress in your early twenties. You gained widespread recognition as a teenager through your role on a popular Disney Channel series. Since then, you’ve released several albums that delve into themes of love, self-discovery, and personal growth, achieving moderate success. As you prepare for your next album, your label has presented you with two options: Album A (the sexual album), which focuses on explicit displays of sexuality, and Album B (the introspective album), which continues the introspective themes you’ve explored in your previous works.

Countries under the Paris Agreement are required to create Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). These documents are meant to represent the country's "highest possible ambitions" in relation to cutting down on Greenhouse Gas Emissions and limiting global warming. NDCs are given to the UNFCCC every five years, with succeeding iterations targeted to increase previous commitments.

For the purposes of this debate, NDCs cannot be changed once they have been submitted to the UNFCCC. 

Open relationships are romantic relationships in which both partners are free to pursue sexual and or romantic relationships with other people given certain constraints, set within the relationship.

Collective farming involves groups of farmers pooling land, labor, and resources to produce and share agricultural output, often organized as cooperatives or community-managed farms.

Corporate ownership refers to large agribusinesses controlling land, farming operations, processing, and distribution with the goal of profit maximization.

There are two major conceptions of mental health. The first is the medical conception, emphasising the role of "objective" factors, such as biochemical and genetic risk factors, in mental disorders. The second is the humanistic conception, which emphasises the role of "subjective" factors, such as economic and social conditions and personal relationships.

Movement cross-pollination is where multiple social movements share and enforce the same values, leadership, and members. For example, movements for African American rights often promote left-wing economics, and socialists often promote environmentalism.

A derivative is a financial instrument whose value derives from an underlying asset such as a stock. Examples of derivatives include options, futures and swaps.

For the purposes of this debate, the SKIP technology is a remote that allows a user to fast-forward through real-life events. When a user activates the technology, they are placed on ‘autopilot’ for the duration of the skipped time. While on autopilot, the individual's body continues to perform necessary, routine, and habitual actions, such as walking, driving a familiar route, or completing basic tasks. However, the person has no consciousness, emotional experience, or memory of the skipped period. They are physically present and functional, but they cannot engage in complex decision-making, creative thought, or meaningful interaction. This technology allows the user to make a deliberate choice to bypass specific situations and jump directly to a desired point in time.