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Psycho-Pass Ep 9 (Patreon)

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2025-04-29 19:26:02
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2026-09
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That interview was weird af👁👁Pretty good episode showing us the inside of how broken the system is

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Lucipurr

"When you look long into the abyss the abyss looks into you" - Intresting way to use this as a practical consequence in a cyberpunk universe

Dario Lizardisilva

I watched this the first time like 10 or 11 years ago, re watching that cyborg speech makes more sense in today's daily routine lol. BTW I think his eyes are made that way to point out he actually doesn't blink.

Jet Man

"To catch a criminal, you have to think like a criminal... and then become one." That is the unfortunate reality of living in this system while trying to do the right thing. The sacrifices of our heroes are a heavy burden, even for friends and family. I'm not sure if I'm mentally prepared for Episode 10 and 11 again. I still have to locate my seat belt and the gas pedal is about to go down.

Hermit

"From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel"

Jeff

The way I understand it you can go one of three ways as someone who deals with crime on a daily basis. First it could unfaze you completely in the sense you can separate the work from who you are. You could also learn to "think like the criminal" in order to predict and theorize motive, MO, etc. But then you are thinking about how to commit crimes, to the system are those thoughts objectively different than the actual criminals? Finally you could also "stare into the void" in the sense that you've seen so many warped and messed up things you begin thinking darker and darker thoughts. The system now would see you as a potential danger.

Nick K

I think the main point the older enforcer, Masaoka, was trying to make was that you risk all these things (your hue, your life, the reputation of those around you) by getting too involved in understanding crimes and criminals in this system, that it was a mess before they had the Enforcer system in place. Meaning they didn't use to use latent criminals as hunting dogs before, and now that they do that's supposed to be the layer of separation to prevent the corruption of the inspectors. Gino is insisting that she's a fool if she's willing to still work alongside the Enforcer's rather than command them. At least as far as the system is setup, as an Inspector the only way to succeed is to use the Enforcer's to never get in too deep that it would cloud your hue.

Brayan Yepiz

can you say that again but while rubbing my knew bro