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An interrogation room at the Public Prosecutors Office. A veteran prosecutor points at the pixelated evidence on the screen. "If this were released uncensored, it would likely violate Article 175 of the Penal Code." Article 175—in simple terms, the law that prohibits the distribution or sale of obscene videos or images to an unspecified number of people. You fire back. "But the law doesn't say anything about 'adding censor bars'!" "It does not. However, showing genitalia explicitly makes it far easier to be judged as obscene." "Even with the mosaic, everyone knows exactly what's being shown!" "They know. But they do not see." "What is the point of that?!" Are censor bars still necessary? Are they the final breakwater protecting society? Or is it a grand farce where everyone knows what's inside but pretends not to see? "If you claim they are unnecessary, then try to outargue me." —A serious legal debate over the mosaic begins.