<div><font color="#000138" face="gg sans, Noto Sans, Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">The term "bad man" in legal theory refers to a hypothetical individual who is solely concerned with the practical consequences of legal rules, particularly the potential for punishment, rather than with moral or ethical considerations. This "bad man" is interested in predicting how the law will be applied to their actions, focusing on the material consequences like fines or imprisonment, rather than on whether those actions are morally right or wrong.&nbsp;</font></div><div><br></div>

Zamboanga City is known for its historical preservation of infrastractures during Spanish colonization period with people dominantly speaking the Spanish creole ""Chabacano."" The city known for trading and gateway to ZamBaSulTa has been known for including Yakans of Basilan, Tausugs of Sulu, and Sama of Tawi-tawi.

Reality of Missing Out (ROMO) generally refers to the feeling of content with not personally knowing or not personally being part of something, even to the extent of being relieved from being detached or not involved in certain public events or online trends.

"History from above" examines the actions and perspectives of elites, leaders, and powerful institutions, often emphasizing political and military events. "History from below," in contrast, focuses on the experiences, actions, and perspectives of ordinary people, marginalized groups, and social movements.

In certain religions, a religious conversion has to happen in order for a couple to get married (e.g., a non-Muslim man cannot marry a Muslim woman without converting to Islam)

For the purpose of this debate, disruptive protests are used by social movements to create significant disruptions to everyday life to draw attention to an issue, while non-disruptive protests prioritize peaceful assembly and expression without causing major societal interruptions.