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- neurodiversity C1 Neurodiversity is the idea that differences in how people think and process information are natural variations within t…
- neurotypical C1 Neurotypical describes a person whose thinking, learning, and social behavior fit what is generally considered typical …
- nihilism C1 Nihilism is the belief that life has no inherent meaning, value, or moral truth.
- nuance C1 A nuance is a small but important difference in meaning, feeling, or expression.
- objectivism C1 Objectivism is a philosophy that stresses objective reality, reason, and rational self-interest as guides for human lif…
- oligarch C1 An oligarch is a very wealthy and powerful person who belongs to a small group that controls a country or an organizati…
- oligarchy C1 An oligarchy is a system in which a small, powerful group controls a country or organization.
- pantheism C1 Pantheism is the belief that God and the universe are identical, with the divine present in everything.
- paradigm C1 A paradigm is a typical example or model, or a widely accepted way of thinking in a field.
- pathological C1 Pathological describes something that involves disease or an abnormal, harmful pattern of behavior or thinking.
- phenomenon C1 A phenomenon is an event, fact, or situation that is observed and often seems unusual or interesting.
- philanthropist C1 A philanthropist is a person who gives money, time, or resources to help others, often through charities or public proj…
- philanthropy C1 Philanthropy is the practice of giving money, time, or resources to support the public good.
- philosophical C1 Relating to the study of fundamental questions about life, knowledge, and reality, or showing calm, thoughtful acceptan…
- placebo C1 A placebo is a harmless treatment given as a control in research or to produce a psychological benefit.
- plutocracy C1 A plutocracy is a society or government controlled mainly by very wealthy people.
- polarization C1 Polarization is the process in which people, groups, or opinions split into strongly opposed sides.
- polytheism C1 Polytheism is the belief in and worship of multiple gods or deities.
- populism C1 Populism is a political approach that claims to represent “ordinary people” against a powerful elite.
- positivism C1 Positivism is the view that reliable knowledge comes mainly from observable, measurable facts and scientific methods.