Infinite tsukuyomi is a technique used by one of the antagonists in the popular japanese anime, Naruto. With this technique, the user is able to cast a spell on the whole human population and place them in a dream where their deepest desires are fulfilled in a recreation of different reality. The only motivation behind this technique is to achieve peace in the shinobi world which is filled with constant war and death because Madara believes that there is no hope for change otherwise.
You are a shinobi from Kirigakure which is particularly war torn and has had a turbulent past, who wakes up from the tsukuyomi induced sleep. You can decide to go back into this sleep, or wake up and fight Madara

"Schitts Creek is a famous sitcom. What's special about it is its portrayal of queer relationships. Scott, a critic, believes how David and Patrick's relationship featured in Schitt's Creek is different to how it would be in other shows. ""There's no storyline about homophobia or being unliked by the community. It's portrayed as a relationship between two guys who love each other very much and treated as a non-standout thing. For a lot of LGBT people, this feeling of general acceptance is a nice reassurance.""

Another critic agrees that it's rare to see a portrayal of an LGBT relationship without a hint of negativity. ""And that's really important, because the LGBTQ+ community are always searching for shows that have healthy representation, and it's so rare."" They believe the Schitt's Creek's way of showing a gay couple is ""beneficial for younger people"" and should be followed by other series."

In 1950, United States along with UK introduced nuclear technology to the then Iran. However relations between Iran and the West degraded following the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the Hostage Crisis that followed. Following this, the US sanctioned Iran.

In 2012 Iran revealed to the world its strong desire of going nuclear and began attemps to enrich Uranium to weapons grade. This led to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action or the Iran Nuclear Deal. The deal proposed for Iran to heavily limit its nuclear capacities in exchange for sanction exemptions. However after a change in office in 2016, Donald Trump unilaterally pulled the US out of the Deal in 2017-18. Iran however followed to comply with the deal regardless.

On 5 January 2020, in the aftermath of the Baghdad Airport Airstrike that targeted and killed Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, Iran declared that it would no longer abide by the deal's limitations but would continue to coordinate with the IAEA, leaving open the possibility of resuming compliance. This gets followed up by constantly increasing tensions in the middle east which are a major threat to Iran. In December 2020, Iranian officials expressed further willingness to rejoin the deal, provided that U.S. officials make assurances regarding lifting sanctions and also rejoin.

However Recent reports by the Financial Times have revealed that Iran is once again marching towards weaponisation of its nuclear capabilities as IAEA officers found substantial evidence of the same while a regular inspection of the Iranian Facilities. This has once again catalysed the West, Particularly the E3 (UK, France, Germany) to negotiate a deal with Iran to help prevent nuclear buildup.

From the beginning of the nineteenth century, the novel was more than a fertile medium for the portrayal of women; women writers were, for the first time, not figures on the margins but major authors. Novels concerned the domestic life that
women knew well—courtship, family relationships, marriage. It was a popular form whose market women could enter easily. It did not carry the burden of an august tradition as poetry did, nor did it build on the learning of a university education. In his essay "The Lady Novelists" (1852) George Henry Lewes declared, "The advent of female literature promises woman's view of life, woman's experience." His common-law wife, George Eliot, together with many of her sister novelists, fulfilled his prophecy.

However, during the 19th century, novels were regarded as a lesser form of literature by some critics and intellectuals, who often favored more traditional literary forms such as poetry and drama. Novels were seen as less refined and more accessible to the general public, leading to their perceived inferior status.

Simultaneous Elections refer to synchronization of all elections in India (Lok Sabha, State Assembly Elections, Municipalities and Panchayats). CLARIFICATION: It does not mean voting on a single day. It can be phase-wise as long as voters from same constituency vote for State Assembly and Lok Sabha on the same day.

"Hume, in his book, Of the standard of taste argues, ""Beauty is no quality in things themselves. It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them; and each mind percieves a different beauty.""
American analytic philosopher Guy Sircello rejected the subjectivism of beauty and sought to identify the properties inherent in an object that make it beautiful. He called qualities such as vividness, boldness, and subtlety ""properties of qualitative degree"" (PQDs) and stated that a PQD makes an object beautiful, if it is not—and does not create the appearance of—""a property of deficiency, lack, or defect"", if the PQD is strongly present in the object."