Bundled music is music (in the form of album sales and streams on
Spotify, Youtube) that is often added on with or under the price of an
added merchandise, such as selling an album with a ticket to a
concert or a t-shirt. In July of 2020, Billboard decided to eliminate
the practice of counting albums bundled with merchandise and
concert tickets on its album and song charts altogether, Under
these new rules, albums that are attached to a ticket or
merchandise bundle will no longer count for the ranking. The
Billboards are a popular platform that tallies the total album sales
and releases a weekly rank that is crucial for the popularity for the
artist and revenue generation.

RegretMeNot is a technology designed for people who are about to enter into a relationship. This device aggregates all of the happiness and sadness from all parties in your prospective partner's previous relationship/s, and tells you whether it was on net happy or sad. You do not require your prospective partner's consent to use RegretMeNot, but must have an actual interest in a relationship with them.

The Song of Songs is one of the megillot (scrolls) found in the last section of the Hebrew Bible. It tells the story of young lovers living in Jerusalem in the days of king Solomon. They are described to be madly in love ever since their first encounter, and each sees the other as the most virtuous and beautiful person in the world. Due to external circumstances, they never manage to meet again and reunite throughout the story, however their love never burns out.

You are a working class voter in a swing seat constituency between high-welfare, high-taxation party and a low-welfare, low-taxation party.

"X, a cis-woman has a very neutral perspective on having a child of her own. She later finds out that she has fertility issues that limit possibilities of conceiving a child and if pregnant may have a miscarriage.
She wants to maximise her choice of having a child in the future if she wishes to, and therefore undergoes fertility treatment. This is eventually successful and has increased her chances of a safe and regular pregnancy in the future.
She marries a man of her choice and has an otherwise healthy relationship with her in-laws except their fixation on having a grandchild who often tell her how “it’s a gift to be a mother and a fulfilling experience as a woman”.

Konam Sapoor is a 25 year old playwright and considers herself to be a part of counterculture, she distances herself from the mainstream. She has written a play called ‘Patriarchal Manifesto’ that portrays sexism by means of strong provocation. She hasn’t been able to get the play on any stage and has not had any big break as an artist. Jaran Kohar, an accomplished director, has recently offered her a substantial amount of money to use her script. He will take out the provocation and will add a romantic love story. She will still be credited as the writer.

"The Garden of Eden, in the Hebrew Bible book of Genesis was the “Lord’s Paradise” where the first man and woman created, Adam and Eve lived. God then planted the Garden of Eden with the “tree of life” and the forbidden “tree of the knowledge of good and evil” and commanded Adam and Eve to not eat the fruit of the forbidden tree.
However, an evil serpent in the garden deceived Eve, who ate of the prohibited fruit and gave some to Adam. With newly opened eyes, they recognized their nakedness and donned fig leaves as garments. Immediately God saw their transgression and proclaimed their punishments—for the woman, pain in childbirth and for the man, relegation to an accursed ground with which he must toil and sweat for his subsistence. God then cast them out of the paradise garden and the humans progressed from a state of innocence and bliss to the present human condition of knowledge of sin, misery, and death."

"""Recovery from Religion"" organisations are nonprofit organisations that offer support to people who are trying to leave a religion. For example, they organise support groups, operate call centres where people can get support over the phone, and organise events that promote atheism and secularism."""

In Nietzsche’s moral universe, evil is a necessity and something to be overcome. The ‘will to power’ is a will to master one’s own instincts, one’s own evil and resentment, and has nothing to do with subjugating others. In the process of perpetual self-overcoming, the Übermensch transcends the limits of human existence; man becomes a lord upon himself.