According to Nietzsche, master morality is a system created by pre-Christian warrior-aristocrats. It celebrates independence, excellence and the pursuit of power. It also encourages people to say "yes to life" by which they accept their inner desires and ambitions.

Conversely, slave morality arises from the oppressed class. It celebrates compassion, humility, and meakness. The values of master morality, such as power and dominance, are condemned as evil. In addition, slave morality encourages people to "say no" to themselves, by which people are told to control their natural impulses and practice restraint in following their inner desires.

You are Death. You are a separate entity from God and your existence is not dependant on Them, but you have worked together since the beginning of time. Your job is to execute the commands of God when instructed whose life you should end or where to place disasters etc.

"Blood tax" was a system of taking away male children, usually between the ages of 8 to 10, from conquered Christian lands in the Ottoman Empire. The Ottomans raised the abducted children in the Islamic religion, usually without any knowledge of their origins. In the Ottoman Empire, boys received military training and when they reached the age of 20, they would be assigned to elite Janissary military units. The Ottoman army did not accept boys with serious physical defects (eg. a gouged eye, cut hand, etc.). In order to avoid their child being kidnapped, some families intentionally mutilated their children.

There is a prehistoric tribe of about 100 people who sacrifice one member every year for the purposes of a religious ritual. There is no way to disobey this ritual because otherwise God would become angry with the tribe and destroy it completely. God will not retaliate regardless of who dies.

Prior to 2015, several prominent polish banks encouraged customers to take mortgages denominated in the swiss franc rather than in tphe native złoty, taking advantage of a long precedents of low interest rates in Switzerland and the stability of the franc. in 2015, following the shifts in the swiss central bank policy, value of the franc as well as the interest rate of the swiss central bank skyrocketed, leaving many borrowers insolvent. in 2023 the EU court ruled the banks liable for consumer damages, as well as ordered them to void subsequent execution of payments on these mortgages. the verdict will cost polish banks 25Bln €. Before the ruling, any compensation or void claims required lenghty lititgation in polish courts.