Weak And Misfits In The Movie Gattaca

The movie GATTACA is a dystopian film based on genetics and social segregation. Throughout the movie, Vincent, the main character, tells his life story in fragments. Vincent is one of the two children his parents had and has organic genes, whereas his brother was made to be genetically advanced through selection.
Society in GATTACA runs much differently than in the real world. Citizens are segregated by whether or not they were genetically advanced. Some upsides to this way of living are that people have perfect health and long, fulfilling lives. It is also shown in the movie that those who are advanced are respected and have high ranking jobs. People who were born with untouched genetics were considered unworthy of a lush life in society for not having perfect health. These people are treated poorly and are given common jobs, such as custodians or window cleaners.
With the world already having the amount of discrimination that it does, adding another way to subliminally segregate people would only make it worse. This question, “If we were able to exclude the eccentric, the different, the misfits, and the weak, what would happen to society?” is said as if the different, weak and misfits were not already excluded. Throughout all of history, the aforementioned of a community have been looked down upon by the rest of society. Even today the world struggles to accept these people. If this discrimination were to amplify, the already cliché, “clique-like” society of most of the modern world would