New Rules News

YES

Robert Prevost / Pope Leo XIV

Other

[Any variation of Artificial Intelligence]

Benjamin Netanyahu

Donald Trump and/or JD Vance

Elon Musk

Zohran Mamdani

Sam Altman

Xi Jinping

Vladimir Putin

[Any variation of "The Victims of War"]

[Any variation of "The Courts"]

[Any variation of "Trump Prosecutors"]

Beyonce

Gavin Newsom

Pilot Action: Pilot action was a primary cause of the crash.

Design/Manufacturing Defect: A Boeing design or manufacturing defect was a primary cause of the crash.

The case is fully resolved somehow, including all appeals, by the end of 2026.

The case is fully resolved somehow, including all appeals, by the end of 2025.

Disney sues OpenAI for copyright infringement before the NYT case concludes.

NYT and OpenAI announce a partnership that goes beyond access to training data, such as the one OpenAI made with Politico.

The case settles for more than $10 million before a verdict is reached.

The case settles before a verdict is reached.

New York Times wins at least $1 in damages via a verdict.

The case is fully resolved somehow, including all appeals, by the end of 2024.

The case appears before the Supreme Court.

Nintendo sues OpenAI for copyright infringement before the NYT case concludes.

OpenAI wins via an outright verdict in their favor.

The case settles for more than $100 million before a verdict is reached.

New York Times wins at least $10 million in damages via a verdict.

New York Times wins at least $100 million in damages via a verdict.

The Supreme Court rules in favor of The New York Times and upholds damages and compensation with a net present value of $10 million or more, but does not order GPT-4 deleted.

New York Times wins at least $1 billion in damages via a verdict.

New York Times wins a verdict ordering GPT-4 to be deleted.

The Supreme Court orders GPT-4 to be deleted, or OpenAI otherwise agrees to delete GPT-4 on the basis of this case.

A WR has 1,700+ receiving yards

A player catches 9+ interceptions

A QB is sacked 50+ times

A QB wins MVP

A QB wins (offensive) ROTY

A team wins 14+ games in the regular season

Super Bowl winning team has the same starting QB in Week 1 as in the Super Bowl

Rookie WR with the highest receiving yards is not Harrison Jr, Nabers, or Odunze

5 Teams finish with positive Rush EPA in the regular season

Regular Season MVP plays for the team that drafted them

A running back wins OPOY

The NFL dissolves before 2050

A team scores over 70 points in any single game

An octopus* is scored in Week 1

10+ games ending in Scorigami (9 last season)

Travis Kelce proposes to Taylor Swift on a Chief's game day

A special teams touchdown will be scored during the playoffs

A rookie wins MVP

A rookie wins OPOY

A rookie wins DPOY

A veteran in their first season with a new team wins MVP

Super Bowl is a rematch (KC vs SF)

A QB passes for 5,000+ yards

A player gets 18+ sacks

New kick return rules result in 50%+ of kickoffs being returned (2023: 22%)

Team goes 17-0

Team goes 0-17

YES

0.21-0.5%

0.51-1%

1.01-2%

2.01-5%

0-0.2%

5.01-10%

YES

Expansion of self-declared environmental licensing (e.g., PL 2159/21)

Regulation of the Tax Reform approved in 2023 (rules for the new IVA)

Amnesty for electoral fines for non-compliance with racial and gender quotas (e.g., PEC 9/23)

Time limit for the demarcation of Indigenous Lands (e.g., PEC 48/23 - "Marco Temporal das Terras Indígenas")

Legalization of gambling (e.g., PL 2234/22)

Constitutional prohibition of carrying any quantity of illicit drugs (e.g., PEC 45/23)

Some reform of military pensions

Mineral exploration in Conservation Units (e.g., PL 5822/19)

New law to regulate health plans (e.g., PL 7419/06)

Change of attribution for the demarcation of Indigenous Lands to Congress (e.g., PEC 59/23)

Reduction of the legal reserve proportion in the Amazon (e.g., PL 3334/23)

Prohibition of the reinstatement of Armed Forces members who leave the position to run in elections (e.g., PEC 42/23)

Attribution for states to legislate on the carrying and possession of firearms (e.g., PLP 108/23)

Change in percentages or rules for calculating the constitutional floor for health and/or education expenses

Return of the five-year bonus payment for the Public Ministry and public defenders (e.g., PEC 10/23)

Increase in the duration of paternity leave for all cases that currently have this right (e.g., PL 6216/23)

Criminalization of a legal hypothesis for abortion that is currently considered legal (e.g., PL 1904/24 - "PL do Estuprador")

Prohibition of plea bargains during preventive detention (e.g., PL 4372/16)

Creation of fixed-term mandates for Supreme Court justices (e.g., PEC 16/19)

Some increase in the responsibilities of digital platforms for false content ("PL das Fake News")

Obligation for digital platforms to pay for the distribution of journalistic content

End of re-election for executive authorities (e.g., PEC 15/07)

End of the Union's exclusive ownership of marine land (e.g., PEC 3/22 - "PEC das Praias")

Amnesty for those prosecuted for participating in the events of January 8, 2023 (e.g., PL 5064/23)

End of salary bonus ("Fim do abono salarial")

Impeachment of Lula

Desi Lydic

Hasan Minhaj

Ronny Chieng

No permanent host by 2030

Other

Jordan Klepper

Jon Stewart

Michael Kosta

Dulcé Sloan

Troy Iwata

Grace Kuhlenschmidt

Josh Johnson

Lewis Black

John Leguizamo

Leslie Jones

Roy Wood Jr.

NO

YES