Wonderland is an app containing a sentient artificial intelligence that imitates deceased loved ones in appearance, personality, mannerisms, and has all the memories the person once had when they were alive. The AI is unaware that they are dead.

AIN from the French Athlètes Individuels Neutres, or Individual Neutral Athletes in english, is the newly established IOC code used to represent approved individual Russian and Belarusian athletes at the 2024 Summer Olympics, after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) banned those nations' previous designations. As individual athletes under AIN, they go through a stringent selection process by the OIC in order to participate in the games. The delegation also can't take part in the parade of nations during the opening ceremony, be listed as a delegation in the official medal tables, as well as have representations of their home country (i.e. flags, anthems, colors, etc) present during the games.

You are a journalist that's been anonymously given the findings of a 60 year old unpublished study led by a renowned and influential psychologist at the time. The study involved separating multiple sets of twins and triplets at birth and having them adopted by families with differing socioeconomic backgrounds and parenting styles. The study concluded the "Nature VS. Nurture" argument on the side of nature, with irrefutable results. Upon further investigation, you find out none of the participants, as well as their adoptive families, were aware about the true nature of the study or that there was even a study at all.

Happiness economics is the formal academic study of the relationship between individual satisfaction and economic issues such as employment and wealth. Happiness economics is an attempt to overcome certain shortcomings of the traditional happiness measurement approach by trying to measure utility, which is the concept of enjoyment that people experience from satisfactions of wants and needs. It centers on econometric analysis to discover which factors might increase or decrease human well-being and quality of life.

The Other Gods are entities that live in the void, but can interact with the mortal realm through proxies. Examples of the “Other Gods” are Cthulhu, Yog-Sothoth, and Azathoth. The only way for the Other Gods to manifest into the physical realm is through a significant amount of blood sacrifices made in their honor.

Knowing this, they give humanity two options:

A. Be granted limitless power by becoming dreamers (entities with the same reality-warping powers as Doctor Manhattan), but be forced to sacrifice thousands of lives every year.

B. Be completely enslaved by the Spawn of Cthulhu and have the earth be used as fuel when The Other Gods manifest into the physical realm in the distant future.

Prismo the Wishmaster is a wish-granting Cosmic Entity manifested from an old man's dream. In the events of multiple episodes, he develops a close relationship with Jake— but is only acquainted with Finn due to their minimal interactions. In ""Wake Up,"" Prismo is killed by the Litch.

In season 6 episode 19 of Adventure Time “Is That You?” Prismo initiates a backup plan that he prepared in the event that he's killed. The backup plan involves an elaborate time loop that ends with an alternate reality version of Jake sleeping for the rest of eternity to keep Prismo alive.

To do this, Finn has to prevent an alternate version of himself from waking Jake up— but doing this would lead to the alternate version of Finn turning into a sword.

Techno-optimism is the belief that technology can continually improve lives and make the world better by solving problems, while techno-pessimism sees technology as creating as many or more problems than it solves.

Scientists have calculated that Earth has only 5 years before the planet becomes unhabitable. This information is known only to top government officials across the globe. A precise Earth timer app named Tick Tock Terra has been created, displaying the timer on all devices. The timer increases for actions that reduce global warming and decreases for actions that worsen it.

Layla is a lesbian who is secretly in love with her straight best friend. She becomes diagnosed with Hanahaki. Hanahaki is a parasitic and progressive disease that grows flowers in your lungs. Depending how severe the hanahaki is, the flowers can grow to a rate where it fills the lungs, preventing one to breath and eat out the brain, thereby causing death. This disease is developed due to intense romantic feelings that are unrequited. There's only two ways to cure the disease: (1) to have your feelings returned by the one you love, or (2) to undergo a surgery that removes the parasite but also removes any capacity to love, regardless if romantic, filial, or platonic.