For the purpose of this debate, "Hermit Culture" refers to a culture where people embrace a more solitary lifestyle. Being a "hermit" often means having a preference to tune out the outside world to a certain degree - manifesting in behaviours which include but aren't limited to; opting for digital hibernation, limiting social interactions with others, being more personally contemplative and meditative, and having an aversion to societal demands and distractions.

Grey zone techniques deployed by countries against other countries include cyber espionage, debt dependency, forced technology transfers etc 

"In football, most professional clubs have a programme for youth players commonly known as an Academy. Clubs scout young players both locally and internationally, and recruit them for development with the aim of turning them into first-team (or senior) players. Academy players or club-trained players are also known as ""homegrown talents"". 

Examples of homegrown talents include Phil Foden of Manchester City, Reece James of Chelsea and Trent A. Arnold of Liverpool who each still play for the clubs that trained them. Foreign players can also be homegrown talents. For example, Argentinian Lionel Messi is a product of Barcelona's La Masia Academy in Spain. "

The successful tuition fee model refers to a system where students only pay their tuition fees for university if they achieve the expected outcome of the course they undertake. e.g the predicted salary earning. The expected outcome will be determined by the average pay of recent graduates, or by the average ranking of the universities graduates attend for postgraduate education. E.g. if the average pay of a graduate is VND 10,000,000; and a graduate earns VND 8,000,000, the graduate is not required to pay their tuition fees.