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1 author picked Psycho-Pass as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
My favorite aspect of this book was the concept of a crime coefficient: a numerical measure of how likely a person is to commit a crime. Punishments are meted out preemptively based on this. I found it a fascinating concept, especially in the context of karma, which also explores the idea of violence at a thought level (it does not delve into karma, but it is a personal interest of mine).
Overall, this had some solid and unique themes around ethics and justiceāas well as really interesting worldbuilding, centered around this idea of a non-human (and thus āunbiasedā) system judgingā¦
From A.A.'s list on ethics in age appropriate ways for kids.
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