I am going to watch "PSYCHO-PASS PROVIDENCE THE MOVIE" as well.

Thanks to this animation, I have learned a lot.

Well, let's leave that aside.

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When I was attending a law seminar, I read the "Industrial Property Law (Industrial Property Law) Verbatim Commentary" and other lectures on special laws (patent law), which are part of the Civil Code, and was amazed at the multiple interpretations of the various laws and their operation.

I was also impressed by the process by which what is most reasonable and supported by many legal scholars and practitioners of the law for various use cases becomes what is called "settled law.

"Law is like "mathematical proof" or "programming a system"

When I realized that, for the first time in my life, I thought that the law was "beautiful".

I think my faith in the idea of the "rule of law" occurred at that time -- even though I was already almost 40 years old.

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Akane Tsunemori, the protagonist of PSYCHO-PASS, also seems to have an absolute belief in the "rule of law".

However, I'm not sure about the process by which this belief arises -- or it doesn't seem to be depicted in the animation or film.

Since Akane Tsunemori is one of the elite of the elite, she might have been able to understand the "aesthetics of the rule of law" without going through the muddled study process that I went through.

However, for a mediocre like me, who can only understand the subject through the process of study, if I don't understand this part of the story, I can't get close to the feelings of the main character at the moment.

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Perhaps if I read the novel, I might understand that.

So I pushed the button to order it.