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The quasi-police state was a result of the populace pleading for higher security and the Department of Precrime was a major key to eliminating murder altogether. Since the film takes place in 2054, it can be assumed that that at least Washington DC recovered and regained a measure of stability after ''Film/TheForeverPurge''.
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The quasi-police state was a result of the populace pleading for higher security and the Department of Precrime was a major key to eliminating murder altogether. Since the film takes place in 2054, it can be assumed that that at least Washington DC recovered and regained a measure of stability after ''Film/TheForeverPurge''.''Film/TheForeverPurge''. Nobody on screen likes to talk about The Purge Era as the trauma/shame from it is immeasurable.
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[[WMG: This world is an alternate future to ''Film/ThePurge'' universe where most people got tired of murder and wanted peace desperately.]]
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[[WMG: This world is an alternate a possible future to ''Film/ThePurge'' universe where most people got tired of murder and wanted peace desperately.]]
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* In the original short story most major corporations have them and pass predictions onto eachother if it's not relevant to themselves.
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The quasi-police state was a result of the populace pleading for higher security and the Department of Precrime was a major key to eliminating murder altogether. Since the film takes place in 2054, it can be assumed that that at least Washington DC recovered and regained a measure of stability after ''Film/ForeverPurge''.
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The quasi-police state was a result of the populace pleading for higher security and the Department of Precrime was a major key to eliminating murder altogether. Since the film takes place in 2054, it can be assumed that that at least Washington DC recovered and regained a measure of stability after ''Film/ForeverPurge''.''Film/TheForeverPurge''.
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The quasi-police state was a result of the populace pleading for higher security and the Department of Precrime was a major key to eliminating murder altogether. Since the film takes place in 2054, it can be assumed that that at least Washington DC recovered and regained a measure of stability after ''Film/ForverPurge''.
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The quasi-police state was a result of the populace pleading for higher security and the Department of Precrime was a major key to eliminating murder altogether. Since the film takes place in 2054, it can be assumed that that at least Washington DC recovered and regained a measure of stability after ''Film/ForverPurge''.''Film/ForeverPurge''.
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And he did it so that he could create the perfect face of the [=PreCog=] program - John Anderton, the cop who lost someone he loved, and was genuinely motivated to prevent such a thing from happening again.
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And he did it so that he could create the perfect face of the [=PreCog=] program - John Anderton, the cop who lost someone he loved, and was genuinely motivated to prevent such a thing from happening again.again.
[[WMG: This world is an alternate future to ''Film/ThePurge'' universe where most people got tired of murder and wanted peace desperately.]]
The quasi-police state was a result of the populace pleading for higher security and the Department of Precrime was a major key to eliminating murder altogether. Since the film takes place in 2054, it can be assumed that that at least Washington DC recovered and regained a measure of stability after ''Film/ForverPurge''.
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[[WMG: This world is an alternate future to ''Film/ThePurge'' universe where most people got tired of murder and wanted peace desperately.]]
The quasi-police state was a result of the populace pleading for higher security and the Department of Precrime was a major key to eliminating murder altogether. Since the film takes place in 2054, it can be assumed that that at least Washington DC recovered and regained a measure of stability after ''Film/ForverPurge''.
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And he did it so that he could create the perfect face of the PreCog program - John Anderton, the cop who lost someone he loved, and was genuinely motivated to prevent such a thing from happening again.
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And he did it so that he could create the perfect face of the PreCog [=PreCog=] program - John Anderton, the cop who lost someone he loved, and was genuinely motivated to prevent such a thing from happening again.
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* Would it have been practical for Precrime to expand from D.C. to the entire country, without a larger number of precogs? In the car after Anderton abducts Agatha, she says, "I'm tired of the future," which suggests the Precogs were overworked already.
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* Would it have been practical for Precrime to expand from D.C. to the entire country, without a larger number of precogs? In the car after Anderton abducts Agatha, she says, "I'm tired of the future," which suggests the Precogs were overworked already.already.
[[WMG: Burgess had Sean killed.]]
And he did it so that he could create the perfect face of the PreCog program - John Anderton, the cop who lost someone he loved, and was genuinely motivated to prevent such a thing from happening again.
[[WMG: Burgess had Sean killed.]]
And he did it so that he could create the perfect face of the PreCog program - John Anderton, the cop who lost someone he loved, and was genuinely motivated to prevent such a thing from happening again.
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* Would it have been practical for Precrime to expand from D.C. to the entire country, without a larger number of precogs? In the car after Anderton abducts Agatha, she says, "I'm tired of the future," which suggests the Precogs were overworked already.
[[WMG: Precogs may see future events in alternates realities where Precrime doesn't exist that perfectly align with the universe they're in]]
This would explain why the Precops don't appear in their visions, but yet the murders still occur in nearly the exact same way they saw it right down to the smallest detail. If they did see the future of that world, wouldn't Anderton and the team see themselves stopping the murders in them when they're "scrubbing the image"? A FridgeHorror[[invoked]] would then say that every single murder Precrime prevented in those alternate realities were successful with no one to stop them.
[[WMG: Precogs may see future events in alternates realities where Precrime doesn't exist that perfectly align with the universe they're in]]
This would explain why the Precops don't appear in their visions, but yet the murders still occur in nearly the exact same way they saw it right down to the smallest detail. If they did see the future of that world, wouldn't Anderton and the team see themselves stopping the murders in them when they're "scrubbing the image"? A FridgeHorror[[invoked]] would then say that every single murder Precrime prevented in those alternate realities were successful with no one to stop them.
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* Would it have been practical for Precrime to expand from D.C. to the entire country, without a larger number of precogs? In the car after Anderton abducts Agatha, she says, "I'm tired of the future," which suggests the Precogs were overworked already.
[[WMG: Precogs may see future events in alternates realities where Precrime doesn't exist that perfectly align with the universe they're in]]
This would explain why the Precops don't appear in their visions, but yet the murders still occur in nearly the exact same way they saw it right down to the smallest detail. If they did see the future of that world, wouldn't Anderton and the team see themselves stopping the murders in them when they're "scrubbing the image"? A FridgeHorror[[invoked]] would then say that every single murder Precrime prevented in those alternate realities were successful with no one to stop them.already.
[[WMG: Precogs may see future events in alternates realities where Precrime doesn't exist that perfectly align with the universe they're in]]
This would explain why the Precops don't appear in their visions, but yet the murders still occur in nearly the exact same way they saw it right down to the smallest detail. If they did see the future of that world, wouldn't Anderton and the team see themselves stopping the murders in them when they're "scrubbing the image"? A FridgeHorror[[invoked]] would then say that every single murder Precrime prevented in those alternate realities were successful with no one to stop them.
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This would explain why the Precops don't appear in their visions, but yet the murders still occur in nearly the exact same way they saw it right down to the smallest detail. If they did see the future of that world, wouldn't Anderton and the team see themselves stopping the murders in them when they're "scrubbing the image"? A FridgeHorror[[invoked]] states then that every single murder Precrime prevented in those alternate realities were successful with no one to stop them.
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This would explain why the Precops don't appear in their visions, but yet the murders still occur in nearly the exact same way they saw it right down to the smallest detail. If they did see the future of that world, wouldn't Anderton and the team see themselves stopping the murders in them when they're "scrubbing the image"? A FridgeHorror[[invoked]] states would then say that every single murder Precrime prevented in those alternate realities were successful with no one to stop them.
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[[WMG: Precogs may see future events in alternates realities where Precrime doesn't exist that align with the universe they're in]]
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* Would it have been practical for Precrime to expand from D.C. to the entire country, without a larger number of precogs? In the car after Anderton abducts Agatha, she says, "I'm tired of the future," which suggests the Precogs were overworked already.already.
[[WMG: Precogs may see future events in alternates realities where Precrime doesn't exist that align with the universe they're in]]
This would explain why the Precops don't appear in their visions, but yet the murders still occur in nearly the exact same way they saw it right down to the smallest detail. If they did see the future of that world, wouldn't Anderton and the team see themselves stopping the murders in them when they're "scrubbing the image"? A FridgeHorror[[invoked]] states then that every single murder Precrime prevented in those alternate realities were successful with no one to stop them.
[[WMG: Precogs may see future events in alternates realities where Precrime doesn't exist that align with the universe they're in]]
This would explain why the Precops don't appear in their visions, but yet the murders still occur in nearly the exact same way they saw it right down to the smallest detail. If they did see the future of that world, wouldn't Anderton and the team see themselves stopping the murders in them when they're "scrubbing the image"? A FridgeHorror[[invoked]] states then that every single murder Precrime prevented in those alternate realities were successful with no one to stop them.
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* Would it have been practical for Precrime to expand from DC D.C. to the entire country, without a larger number of precogs? In the car after Anderton abducts Agatha, she says, "I'm tired of the future," which suggests the Precogs were overworked already.
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Anne only came for Agatha, implying the Dash and Arthur aren't biologically related to her. This would imply that neuroin could have similar effects on any pregnancy, and more than just the three exist. It wouldn't even be that hard to evade the authorities. Surely there were some that were born outside of the jurisdiction. Some may have been hidden away by a non-addict parent that ''did'' care when their abilities emerged. Any others likely would have hidden their abilities themselves if they were born after Pre-crime's creation, fearing the same captivity that the main three underwent. The tv show may even look into this.
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Anne only came for Agatha, implying the Dash and Arthur aren't biologically related to her. This would imply that neuroin could have similar effects on any pregnancy, and more than just the three exist. It wouldn't even be that hard to evade the authorities. Surely there were some that were born outside of the jurisdiction. Some may have been hidden away by a non-addict parent that ''did'' care when their abilities emerged. Any others likely would have hidden their abilities themselves if they were born after Pre-crime's creation, fearing the same captivity that the main three underwent. The tv show may even look into this.this.
* Would it have been practical for Precrime to expand from DC to the entire country, without a larger number of precogs? In the car after Anderton abducts Agatha, she says, "I'm tired of the future," which suggests the Precogs were overworked already.
* Would it have been practical for Precrime to expand from DC to the entire country, without a larger number of precogs? In the car after Anderton abducts Agatha, she says, "I'm tired of the future," which suggests the Precogs were overworked already.
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Honestly, this is the only thing that makes the movie make sense. Agatha knew that Burgess had drowned her mother, Anne Lively, but couldn't prove it. So, she manipulated her own ability and created a vision that she knew would result in Anderton finding and uncovering the person responsible. She gave Burgess some foreknowledge, but ultimately the only thing that sent Anderton on his crusade was the fact that he had seen Agatha's prevision. Therefore, Agatha herself created the vision, and she had the ability to know what Anderton would do when he saw it.
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Honestly, this is the only thing that makes the movie make sense. Agatha knew that Burgess had drowned her mother, Anne Lively, but couldn't prove it. So, she manipulated her own ability and created a vision that she knew would result in Anderton finding and uncovering the person responsible. She gave Burgess some foreknowledge, but ultimately the only thing that sent Anderton on his crusade was the fact that he had seen Agatha's prevision. Therefore, Agatha herself created the vision, and she had the ability to know what Anderton would do when he saw it.it.
[[WMG: There are other Precogs out there]]
Anne only came for Agatha, implying the Dash and Arthur aren't biologically related to her. This would imply that neuroin could have similar effects on any pregnancy, and more than just the three exist. It wouldn't even be that hard to evade the authorities. Surely there were some that were born outside of the jurisdiction. Some may have been hidden away by a non-addict parent that ''did'' care when their abilities emerged. Any others likely would have hidden their abilities themselves if they were born after Pre-crime's creation, fearing the same captivity that the main three underwent. The tv show may even look into this.
[[WMG: There are other Precogs out there]]
Anne only came for Agatha, implying the Dash and Arthur aren't biologically related to her. This would imply that neuroin could have similar effects on any pregnancy, and more than just the three exist. It wouldn't even be that hard to evade the authorities. Surely there were some that were born outside of the jurisdiction. Some may have been hidden away by a non-addict parent that ''did'' care when their abilities emerged. Any others likely would have hidden their abilities themselves if they were born after Pre-crime's creation, fearing the same captivity that the main three underwent. The tv show may even look into this.
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[[AC: Agatha intentionally created the Leo Crow prevision]]
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[[AC: Agatha intentionally created the Leo Crow prevision]]
Honestly, this is the only thing that makes the movie make sense. Agatha knew that Burgess had drowned her mother, Anne Lively, but couldn't prove it. So, she manipulated her own ability and created a vision that she knew would result in Anderton finding and uncovering the person responsible. She gave Burgess some foreknowledge, but ultimately the only thing that sent Anderton on his crusade was the fact that he had seen Agatha's prevision. Therefore, Agatha herself created the vision, and she had the ability to know what Anderton would do when he saw it.
Honestly, this is the only thing that makes the movie make sense. Agatha knew that Burgess had drowned her mother, Anne Lively, but couldn't prove it. So, she manipulated her own ability and created a vision that she knew would result in Anderton finding and uncovering the person responsible. She gave Burgess some foreknowledge, but ultimately the only thing that sent Anderton on his crusade was the fact that he had seen Agatha's prevision. Therefore, Agatha herself created the vision, and she had the ability to know what Anderton would do when he saw it.