You are Tony Stark, also known as Iron Man, a genius scientist, engineer, and member of the superhero team 'The Avengers'. 5 Years ago, The Avengers lost a battle against Thanos, resulting in half of all life being erased due to the collection of the Infinity Stones and an event called 'The Snap'. Only the Infinity Stones can undo 'The Snap', and they were destroyed shortly after this event. During the 5 years since, you get married and have a daughter.

One day, surviving members of The Avengers approach you with a plan. The possibility of time travel is revealed to retrieve the Infinity Stones in the past to bring them to the present to undo 'The Snap'. Only you have the skills to invent time travel capable of working.

The artificial afterlife is a technology that allows an individual to transfer their consciousness into the technology. The afterlife will be a close approximation person’s life, in terms of the person’s place of residence and the luxuries that the individual can afford. The afterlife will only be populated by other individuals that have chosen to opt into the technology. The transition into the afterlife is painless and irreversible, and allows the person to exist in the virtual world for approximately 100 years. Every individual is given the choice to opt into this technology when they have reached the halfway point in their lives (around 40-50 years old).

For the purpose of the motion, an average individual is a middle-class person that is leading a reasonably satisfying life.

Saudi Arabia has been a key partner of the US in the Middle East since the conception of the nation in its current form. It has played a key role in allowing the US to project power in the Middle East, with Saudi Arabia playing a key role in Operation Desert Storm and Desert Shield (the Coalition attack on Iraqi forces stationed in Kuwait in 1991). However Saudi Arabia has been widely criticised for multiple human rights abuses and violation of the sovereignty of Yemen.

The battle between generations refers to the social norm of generations banding together to criticize those who came before or after them. For example, this looks like the widespread criticism of ‘Gen Z’ by ‘Millennials’, and the preceding criticism of ‘Millenials’ by the ‘Baby Boomer’ generation.

The gig economy is a labour market that relies heavily on temporary and part-time positions filled by independent contractors and free lancers rather than full time permanent employees. Examples of companies that work within this economy are Uber, Dileveroo and Fiver.