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Originally Posted by Qilin
It really is curious how technology shapes the mind in the modern world similarly to the world of Psycho-Pass. Technology introduces comfort and convenience into the world. People are overjoyed because it makes life easier. Eventually, this technology fades into the background until its existence is no longer an "innovation" but rather a matter of fact. People then begin to live their lives accepting the existence of this technology as axiomatic and unquestionable (e.g. electricity, and more recently, internet). At this point, technology that was once offered as an alternative choice becomes the only choice left, as most people forget that the other choices existed to begin with.
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As I said earlier, "
In the Year 2525" provides a good metaphor for this series (and might make a good AMV).