Psycho Pass follows Unit One of the Public Safety Bureau’s Criminal Investigation Division in a futuristic Japan. The most notable thing about this futuristic world is how most things in a person’s life are determined by the program SIBYL and the person’s psycho pass, meaning basically their mental state. A bad psycho pass with a “crime coefficient” that is too… Read More The Wheat and the Weeds in Psycho Pass
It’s been several weeks since I’ve posted a “Something More.” In an effort to catch up, today I’ll post links to articles from the last month or so. No quick descriptions for them (sorry!), but hopefully we’ll get back on track next Friday! 2.1 billion brothers and sisters all at once… what would YOU do? (A… Read More Something More: Catch-Up Edition
TheSubtleDoctor believes Makoto Shinkai is offering some criticism of certain aspects of eastern religion in his film, Children Who Chase Lost Voices. [rayout] Vivi really enjoyed the Saint Young Men OVA, though offering the manga as even better. [Sekijitsu] D.M. Dutcher offers recommendations to Christians in his dissection of the “community over individual” theme in Onani… Read More Something More: Shinto Shinkai, Moe Jesus, and Religion Data Girl