Humanity has made successful communication with an omnipotent metaphysical being who has knowledge of the state of the universe. The being sends a message enclosed in an envelope. In it lies confirmation that the events of history and human existence are predetermined, and individuals do not have control over their destiny. 

Under the current system, jury trials require people to be assessed by a random jury of their peers. Under such a model individual jurors are randomly selected from a pool, and unless successfully challenged by either the Prosecution or Defense, serve on the jury for the entirety of the trial. In contrast, the proportional jury model deliberately selects jurors from a pool to ensure that the final jury composition reflects the demographic makeup of the estimated population. In this model, if an individual is successfully challenged by either the Prosecution or Defense, the replacement juror must come from a similar demographic to maintain the overall composition.

The TOR internet browser is a free and open-source software that removes the ability to trace a users internet activity. TOR protects personal privacy by concealing a user's location, IP address and usage from anyone performing network surveillance or traffic analysis. TOR has reicved financial support from The U.S. Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, The University of Cambridge, International Broadcasting Bureau, and Human Rights Watch. TOR has also been used by criminal enterprises, hacktivism groups, law enforcement agencies and provides access to websites banned in certain countries.