CDMOs (Contract Development Manufacturing Organizations) are specialized companies that offer services to pharmaceutical and biotech firms to help them develop and manufacture drugs. These organizations allow companies to outsource complex production and development processes, which can save time and reduce costs.

In recent years, China has emerged as a global hub for CDMOs. Chinese CDMOs have become key players in the pharmaceutical supply chain, offering services like drug development, clinical trials, and large-scale manufacturing. Recently, the United States launched the US Bio Secure Act which prohibits any US pharmaceutical company from engaging in partnerships with Chinese CDMOs. The act received bipartisan support and was implemented in January 2024.

For purpose of the debate, The "Ancestry Recall Gene" is a gene that activates once the brain has reached maturity. The ancestry recall gene passes down memories, experiences, and knowledge from one generation to the next through genetic inheritance. This means offspring are born with pre-existing knowledge or instincts, not learned through experience but encoded in their DNA, without needing direct learning.

For the purpose of this debate, "grouping" refers to the practice of people from the same religion staying in the same geographical locality.