Mythological religions are polytheistic religions with multiple, mythical deities (e.g. Nordic, Greek, Roman, Egyptian pantheons). Religious canon typically presents these deities as having differing, human-like personalities and characteristics. By contrast, Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) feature a single deity, described as all-encompassing, abstract and dehumanized relative to typical human characteristics.

Under the American model of T.V. production, series are shot and produced in season-bulks, and dropped as a season a few months after. By contrast, under the Turkish model, series are produced on an per-episode basis, and the release of seasons stretches over longer periods of time such that later episodes in the season are produced during or after the release of earlier episodes.

Expansion through physical capital refers to the large-scale government construction of real estate, transport and establishment of new municipalities rapidly. Expansion through human capital refers to the establishment of institutions intended to develop workers skill set and welfare (e.g. construction of universities, hospitals, expansion of school and training programs etc...).