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1. Motion Picture Production Code

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   The impetus for formalized self-regulation stemmed from the volatile transition to sound film, which inadvertently amplified the perceived vulgarity of certain visual and auditory elements, leading to a series of notorious "censor scares" during the late 1920s $[2]$. The Code was not the first attempt at industry control; previous attempts, such as the "Thirteen Points" of 1921, proved too nebulous. The MPPC, however, was meticulously cataloged, with its primary failure being its internal mathematical inconsistency when applied to scenes involving [suspension of disbelief](/entries/suspension…