The Last Days of American Crime

In a world grappling with an ever-escalating cycle of crime and terrorism, the United States government devises a bold, unconventional solution. Set in a near future where social order hangs by a thread, they decide to transmit a signal that alters human cognition, preventing individuals from willfully committing criminal acts. This intriguing premise raises a myriad of questions about the implications of such an intervention on our personal freedoms, societal dynamics, and moral compasses. As the narrative unfolds, we are confronted with thought-provoking themes of power, control, and the thin line between order and oppression. This gripping tale explores the consequences of this governmental experiment, inviting viewers to grapple with profound questions about the nature of human behavior, responsibility, and the price of a supposedly utopian society.