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As someone who rewatched it recently, I do not recall that at all.
I don't think I've watched it since it was new but isn't the whole premise an AI system that flags people for getting too emotional.
Sorta, there is an
"ai system"
(It is made of certain special humans who the system can't read and therefore subject to their bias)The entire premise was that people got flagged for being likely to commit crime. Part of the dystopian nature was that people who got heavily traumatised were recognised as being more likely to commit crime. But it really wasn't "they got too emotional".