Privatization of research means shifting the control, funding, and direction of research and development from public institutions (like universities or government labs) to private companies or other market-driven entities

Currently, the majority of campaigns from western progressive political parties have been focused on policies aimed to address social issues, such as minority rights and advocacy. Inversely, other policies such as increased taxes for rich individuals & corporations or how the party aims to address concerns about the cost of primary goods and the job market, are less highlighted in the campaigns.

In the video game and TV show "The Last of Us", Joel lives in a post-apocalyptic world where a zombie virus has taken over the earth for the last 20 years. He comes across a 14-year-old girl named Ellie, the first human that is discovered to be immune to the virus. Joel is tasked to take Ellie to a hospital, in a journey taking approximately 1 year, in the hopes that a cure to the virus could be developed.

Right at the end of the journey, they are both knocked unconscious and taken to the hospital where it is discovered that Ellie has to die in order for the vaccine to be developed. Joel then is faced with a choice, to save Ellie and escape, leaving behind humanity's only hope to develop a cure; or to let Ellie, whom he has developed a father-daughter bond with after losing his own daughter 20 years ago, die in order to save humanity.

SMA Garuda is a new establishment made by the Indonesian government that focuses in the development of gifted students especially in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) subjects. 

This school aims to increase Indonesian students to further pursue higher education in top schools abroad. SMA Garuda is free of charge, yet only a small percentage of student can get in, with rigorous selection heavily emphasizing on academic achievements. 

Cryptic art and media are works that are deliberately mysterious or ambiguous, requiring deep interpretation and often leaving their meaning open to personal or multiple interpretations.

The ""50+1 rule"" is a constitutional requirement in German football that ensures club members, usually fans, retain at least 50% plus one share of voting control over their team, preventing outside investors from gaining a majority stake. 

This means supporters can vote on big decisions, such as electing the club president/board members, approving major financial deals, or influencing sponsorship choices (e.g. Bayern Munich fans voted against a sponsorship deal with Qatar Airways due to the country's human rights record).

Compartmentalization is a psychological coping mechanism where a person mentally separates different thoughts, emotions, or aspects of their life into distinct “boxes.” This looks like, for example, setting aside personal emotions while working