Political science is a discipline that focuses on the theory and practice of government and politics at the local, state, national, and international level and is referred to as politology. Political science deals with the systems of governance and the analysis of political activities, political thoughts, and political behavior. Political science has different branches such as comparative politics, political economy, international relations, political theory, public administrations, public policy, and political methodology.

A politician is typically part of a political party. In democracies, politicians are typically voted by people. Politicians propose, support, and create new laws or policies that govern the land and people. A politician can be anyone who seeks to achieve political power in an institution. Politicians are active, especially within their political party. Different positions of politicians include local, executive, legislative and judicial offices of both regional and national governments.

Reality can be defined as all that is real or existent within a system in opposition to what is only imaginary. Reality can be defined as the totality of a system, and is either known or unknown. Human perception through each of the human senses affects how reality and the world appears to the individual.

Augmented reality or AR, is the interactive experience of a realistic environment in which the objects of the real world are enhanced by a computer in all senses including visual, auditory, touch, and smell. Augmented reality adds to what is existing rather than replacing it like virtual reality. Augmented reality has been around since the 1990s, but is often presented as futuristic technology.

Political science is the subject that explores the theory and practice of the government and politics at the local, state, national, as well as international levels. Individuals who study political science are concerned to explore the understanding of institutions, practice, and relations that make up public life and promotes citizenship.

The journalistic code of ethics is the list of principles that journalists uphold to ensure that the information they are providing is accurate, fair, as well as thorough. Ethical journalists act with integrity. The journalistic code of ethics ensures that journalists seek truth and report it, are accountable, and transparent.

In the United States, a boy can be considered a man at either the age of 18 as he is legally no longer a child, 21 when he can legally drink, or 25 when he can purchase a rental car. A boy is usually considered a man when he is able to support himself, accomplish his goals, and contribute to society.

When a man stops growing depends from person to person and their genetics. On average men stop growing at the age of 18. Early bloomers stop growing as early as 14 and late bloomers stop growing at the age of 25. Usually men reach physical maturity typically at age 28.