"Girlification" is a series of trends popularised on TikTok which link various experiences to femininity, often leaning into and attempting to reclaim existing stereotypes about women. Some examples include "sad girl music", "hot girl walks", "lazy girl jobs" (low-effort jobs with good pay), "girl dinner" (creating an unconventional meal from snacks and leftovers), and "girl math" (logically justifying non-essential purchases).

The next election to the Scottish Parliament is due to be held on May 6, 2026.

If one political party or coalition of parties wins an outright majority of seats (at least 65 out of 129), a majority government will be formed and the leader of that party/coalition will be First Minister. If no party or coalition wins an outright majority, a minority government can be formed by the largest party or coalition.

You are the executive producer and head writer of a network TV series about university students with a small but loyal fanbase that has been renewed for its third and final season. Its characters are beloved online, being the subject of much fanart and fanfiction. You are also a nihilist, meaning that you deny the existence of genuine moral truths and believe in the ultimate meaninglessness of life and of the universe.

In "Ending A", the characters end the show living happy and fulfilling lives. In "Ending B", you assert your nihilist beliefs with an ending that cements their fates as pessimistic and with suffering.

In the UK, recent medical graduates undergo 2 years of 'foundation training' during which they rotate around 6 specialties for 4 months each across 20 locations. All UK graduates are asked to rank their preferred allocations.

Until recently, graduates were ranked from first to last based on performance (e.g. results of a multiple-choice situational judgement test, medical school class rankings, existence of publications). Those at the top would be allocated their first choice before moving down the list. Last year, the system was changed so that graduates are now ranked randomly.

Pan-Africanism is a diverse socio-political intellectual global movement that argues that peoples of African descent, both in the Diaspora and on the continent, have common interests and should be unified. The ideology was initially led by the first post-independence presidents of many African nations, such as Kwame Nkrumah (Ghana).

The Right to Roam is a Scottish law that allows anyone to wander, cycle, swim, camp, etc in open countryside, whether the land is privately or publicly owned. This right only comes with strict responsibilities to both the ecology and community of an area.

In The World Of Total Belief, God exists, is benevolent, and bears a striking similarity to existing conceptions of monotheism in our world. This is a world that looks exactly like our own, except for the fact that everyone believes in God and agrees on God's key features. This belief cannot be challenged by anyone in this world.