Fugicara said: It feels like the whole season was worthless. The system didn't even really change by the end. What would be the purpose of collectively judging people anyways, other than people who have those massive surgeries?
I´ll post what I posted before in another thread:
You have to think about the other way around as well, what if there is a dangerous group that threatens the peace and well-being of Sybil´s citizens (or the Sybil System itself) but it has people in it who aren´t a target for enforcement due to them taking drugs or manage to control their Psycho Pass like Kamui did?
This "Collective Psycho Pass" idea isn´t for one or two people who are being chased through a crowd and when an enforcer locks a dominator on his target everyone around the target gets judged as well.
It´s for a case like the one I mentioned in a previous post - the "Revolutionary Group" we saw in season 1 or if a riot like the one caused by Makishima happens again - they´d be able to swiflty deal with bigger groups of possible threats, even if there might be some collateral damage...it´s actually a big help for the law enforcement. You´ve seen how many enforcers and inspectors they have, as well as what means they possess to deal with criminals/groups (seeing as the Sybil System is praised for it´s perfection and the world they live in, it would be strange for them to have weapons that would prepare for cases like those we´ve seen - it would raise too much suspicion, though I´m sure you´ve already figured out why the Sybil System did nothing to prepare any kind of means against huge riots or people like Makishima)
It allows them to judge bigger groups as a whole entity - thus shortening the process, cutting down of equipment and personnel losses, as well as possibly letting targets get away, because criminals can only be judged one by one (like we´ve seen in that one bar in season 1 where nearly everyone got away in that "raid")
Imagine if you want to take down a big crime syndicate. Do you try to charge every single ****ing person in a huge crime organization, possibly letting some of them get away, until you´ll finalized charging and judging them all, possbily only being able to charge a single person as that person is used as a scapegoat by the other members - or do you charge them with multiple crimes as a whole group, getting them all in one fell swoop?
Sybil can now deal with multiple criminal rings and judge them as, for example, a term you´ve surely heard in the real world as well, Terrorist Group.
Though, as you said and just like in real life, some people, who did not play that much of a big role in it, often get caught in the crossfire as well, seeing as they are being charged as a group, they might get a higher sentence than if they would´ve been charged as a single person for the deeds they actually commited.
That´s the clue. Either this new evolved Sybil System rises further up to the point of "perfection" or this is the point of their downfall, as this "Collective Psycho Pass"-system leaves a lot of room open for erroneous judgements.
I hope we can see this new part of the Sybil System in the movie and possibly, if they do it, in a season 3 - cause I really like what they did with the system. I´ve read and wattched some sci-fi books, series and movies but in those books the system was either perfect or so flaw it broke down at the end.
Sybil is neither perfect, nor did it break down...I´m really interested to see the future of this system.
And yes, I know, you´ll probably say:
But Kamui was one person with many different "persons in him".
Sybil is a collective brain system, they are connected.
A crime syndiacte or a radical group is different. Yes and no. That´s why Akane was hesitant.
Because a "Collective Psycho Pass" can also be used in the cases I mentioned before.
Each person has a Psycho Pass. Now Sybil can now take each persons Psycho Pass, label them as a group, for example, " Terrorist Group A", charge them as a group with a crime they commited and judge them based on their "Collective Psycho Pass" - thus passing judgement on all of them as a whole. Which means, if they are found to be guilty, all of them are that. They just have to point and shoot, as the Dominator now registered every person in that group as a criminal, instead of having to individually judge them and change forms if necessery, due to the different Psycho Passes or even lock down completely if one of them has a clear hue due to drugs or other means. |