Objects

Objects are (right now) a fictional species of anthropomorphic objects, which are the main characters of most, if not all, Object Shows. The Objects can be any number of things, including household objects, natural features including plant species and geological features, planetary bodies, and "objectifications" of humans, real or fictional.

Objectism
Objectism is a radical ideology that was birthed from the Internet, stating that object shows should have some sort of influence in the politics of nation. Although not taken seriously when it was first brought up in the Randomness Declaration, it has become one of the core ideologies of GDStan. The only other Objectist nation that isn't GDStan is arguably the Philippines, but there are other attempts to install an Objectocracy in Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the American successor states.

It is entirely unclear how Objectism works. Most Objectocracies are very secretive on how they function, though why this is is entirely unknown. It is believed that they mostly just watch Object Shows and base their opinions in national issues through them, somehow.

Object Program
The Object Program was a project created by GD Inc (allegedly with the backing of both GDStan and Japan) that was part of the Technological Advancement program of GDStan 2030. Very little is known of the program due to its classified nature, but it was said to have begun around roughly the same time GD Inc was founded. GD was supposedly inspired to begin the program after an alleged incident where GD discovered an alien spacecraft containing Object diplomats in the form of mechanical speakers, and met with said diplomats. This event supposedly occurred in around the mid-2020s, while hiding from the Chinese in the early stages of World War 3. Such a program was most likely made in an attempt to create Object super-soldiers that are resilient to most forms of attack, which would be in line with GDStans recent ambitions. The program is reportedly still ongoing, and has managed to create at least 20-70 living specimens of objects in a facility in Tibet, according to unconfirmed reports. Any confirmation regarding the status of the program besides its confirmed existence has not yet appeared.