"Move fast, break things" refers to the philosophy that making mistakes is a natural consequence of innovation in a highly competitive and complex environment.

Gamification refers to the application of typical elements of game playing (e.g. point scoring, leadership boards for certain skills, game based learning) to other areas of activity to encourage engagement.

Attempting to reject masculinity refers to refusing to participate in masculine gender roles. On the other hand, hijacking masculinity refers to the attempt to using masculine gender roles to serve women's interests.

Glass Cliff refers to a phenomenon wherein women tend to be promoted to positions of power during times of crisis or downturn when the chance of failure is more likely.

Examples of this include Marissa Meyer for Yahoo, Ellen Pao for Reddit, and Theresa May when she was elected as Prime Minister of the UK.

A quantitative turn refers to a trend in the social sciences of using quantitative research methods which emphasize objective assessments of data. This is in contrast to the once-predominant qualitative research which relies heavily on subjective experiences of individuals.

In the holistic education model, students are required to take courses from across a range of disciplines (STEM, business, humanities and social sciences etc); whereas in systems of student choice, students choose a subject area to focus on and take courses to specialise in this area.

You are an individual who has discovered a machine which allows individuals to access memories and skills from all their different multiversal selves. When an individual accesses memories and skills from all their alternate universe selves, they have access to all their alternative selves' memories and can view different ways their lives would have unfolded if they made different decisions. The more an individual uses the machine, the more overwhelmed the mental space of that individual would be in juggling different personas.