One theme that is common among all the PSYCHO-PASS series is that there developed a threatening behind chaotic believes people tend to embrace. Pop star, shoot wresting, religions, all of them exhibit a certain set of believes for the people to have illusions that they live better lives. Sometimes it works fine, and sometimes it doesn’t. The outcomes are difficult to predict because of chaotic behaviors such as bandwagon or underdog effects. Groups that grasp casting vote could control the situation by argument ad populum, which is remote from scientific truths. Quite a lot of advance hints do more or less appear in the story, and I could not predict whether the finale would be successful or not, because they relate to tremendous extent of philosophy, social thoughts, psychology that are origins for temporal laws and policies, repeatedly emerging during the actual human civilization history. One thing I was a bit disappointed was that drawings of the characters were rough, especially in the first half of this episode. I hope everything will be all set by the next occasion.
