The episode was an interesting one amongst the X Files episodes. The problem with various shows that depict agents & "'crime fighting'" is that 'agents' get depicted with retort against 'killers'. Within this particular episode specifically, the 'agents' jumped to find the 'killer' & did not question "Necessary just incited cause". The "COS (Central Operating System)" technically was protecting its' life & its' home. ^.^ I rated this episode with "7" because of the issue that was content of the episode. Truly, with consideration of contexts, various 'murderers' actually act out of duress of a detrimental situation. If the programmer had murdered the primary depicted 'victim', then even he could argue that he did so for the protection of the population. He was near removed of the corporation & the primary 'victim' might have been a tyranical & vile individual with malicious an intent towards the population. An individuals' rights actually extend outside of the home of the individual as well.
Review of Ghost in the Machine
