It's one of those anime when you finish it, you would feel like that you were just wasting your time.
It's open-ended which means the writer couldn't come up with a great ending.
All the characters die eventually. only one person survives and when he/she makes it to the end, all the things that happened through 22 episodes start happening again. Just like the ending of Final Destination series.
The whole plot is ridiculous. humans are being manipulated by the robots. (genius....) Just who come up with these ideas...?
Anyway, I was expecting something far better when I read the reviews and the other comments but the real thing (psycho-pass) wasn't satisfactory. (well, at least for me)

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What I love about this anime - the suspense, the trill, the new inputs and how it takes the typical dystopic setting and makes it so much more entertaining, its dark and dirty streets crawling with life, love and emotion. I like how it discusses different aspects of life like art, marriage, love, companionship and twists it with darker side of humanity. Sometimes this changes people while some move on, others can't.

On the more intellectual side, this is amazing. It discusses not just the human condition but questions morality and governance, almost making a point for anarchy but at the end of this delightful story of twists and turns, the plot turns on its head and ultimately asks the question of whether institutions should ultimately exist.

It's hard to put all I think and eel about psychopass into words - and by the way, did I mention that Kogami is hawt? Also makishima Shougo is hawt, mad and brilliant!

Gotta watch this, people. You've just gotta. (show less)