School rules are not laws.

So, when the school rules are against the law, for example, if it is "a thing that undermines a student's human rights without good cause", you can ask the school to abolish the school rules.

If the school refuses the request, a student can bring a lawsuit against the school

Well, few teachers teach such procedures to students.

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By the way, some idol groups seem to have a rule of "prohibition of love."

"Really enviable"

The idea of losing if you don't fall in love with the world --- At least you can forget how long you have been in the group.

Isn't this rule very easy to feel?

Furthermore, if a school's rules include prohibits romance, there is no concept of "social life" At least within the scope of the school rules (campus).

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Well, the former teenager who had done voluntarily “self-restrained in love”are thinking that.

I have been applying for inventions dealing with space-time and other matters for some time now.

My patented inventions are "science fiction novel/anime dependent."

(Incidentally, "Steins;Gate" aired "after" my application.)

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However, with the recent emergence of generative AI and the metaverse, "relying on science fiction novels/animations" has become difficult.

Yesterday, too, I spent all night in the group chat room struggling with a patent story idea.

Though "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.," as defined by science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke,

In my opinion,

"Well-developed general-purpose technology is a disincentive to invention.

I believe this to be true.

I am now exhausted from simulating an intra-brain battle (argument) with the patent examiner regarding Article 29(2) of the Patent Law (inventive step).