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    Gattaca and the Holy See of Cloning ​The world is filled with new technologies and inventions that allow a human to become “Perfect”. To many the main point of life is to be better than the next person. Life is meant to prepare us for heaven‚ but some people lose sight of that goal. They see temptations and pleasures that can be easily achieved if you are better than the person next to you. Standing out can destroy you or make you in today’s society. Those who strive for perfection want a life

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    changed dramatically over time. In the movie Gattaca to be able to get a specific job you have to be genetically engineered. Imagine growing up with super high expectations and you were never perfect. Even if you try the best you could you may never get into the career you want. What would be the point of living be‚ but this could also help doctors to know and cure various diseases. Imagine growing up with super high expectations. In the movie ‘Gattaca’ a young man was professional swimmer he was

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    The Role of Religion Religion and its impact on life‚ is very difficult to define. Religion divides humanity into several groups and each group of people has it’s own definition of what religion is. Among the many religions that exist in the world today‚ are those that instill strict behavior and deeds to their followers. On the other hand‚ it is customary for other religious groups to prioritize according to family values and beliefs. However‚ every religion has their own view of what religion

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    friend’s help. The things you can achieve are very limited on your own. In Gattaca‚ the main character Vincent who is destined to be a second class citizen‚ is helpless and very lonely. However‚ he meets Jerome who has ideal genes but is crippled from an accident. He helps Vincent pass all the tests by using his hair‚ blood and urine and make Vincent more powerful and achieve his dream‚ which he will never achieve. Obviously‚ with these acts indicate that he is behind Vincent all the way by the end of the

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    the First World War‚ Germans in the United States were looked down upon by nearly all of the other citizens. Only a few years later‚ during World War II‚ the Japanese that happened to be in America were put into camps due to the incident at Pearl Harbor. During the mass immigration to the United States in the early 1900s‚ the Irish were met with signs in the workplace stating‚ "No Irish Need Apply." Harper Lee’s‚ To Kill a Mockingbird focuses on two prejudices throughout here novel. The most obvious

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    Orwell’s world seems to be an overbearing socialist police state where as‚ the world in Gattaca is almost total control by science. The two pieces were written decades apart from one another‚ but both the film and the novel send a clear message; to enjoy the social mobility and freedoms of modern life and to be aware of how fragile they are. Both Orwell’s and Niccol’s worlds are dependant upon a class or cast system to divide the powers and freedoms of the people in their respective worlds. Oceania

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    prejudice and courage developed in the film GATTACA? Gattaca directed by Andrew Niccol‚ is set in a future where science‚ and not religion‚ has taken over society. A new form of discrimination has arisen‚ called genoism‚ discrimination according to one’s genetic purity. The story follows a man named Vincent Freeman who was born as a god child this means he was genetically inferior to people born with the aid of technology. Vincent faces extreme genetic discrimination and prejudice‚ making it harder

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    Perfectionism a curse or a blessing Are you a perfectionist? Do you know someone who is? Have you ever wondered if perfectionism is a help or hindrance on the road to success? I have experienced that perfectionism is a blessing but some time it does more harm than good that is whey we need to have some limits in perusing perfectionism in our daily life or in professional matters. In fact there are at least seven ways that perfectionism stops you from success. 1. Perfectionism. Have you ever

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    The Gattaca Text response: Is Vincent the hero in ‘’Gattaca’’? A typical hero is someone who is able to be admired or idealize courage‚ outstanding achievements or noble qualities. Andrew Niccol’s film text ‘’Gattaca’’ displays Vincent Anton Freeman as a character with innumerable heroic acts and qualities but the fact that he lacks some heroic qualities brings him short of being the hero in ‘’Gattaca’’. The film furthermore portrays the fact that there is no real hero in Gattaca‚ just like

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    aim for perfection and berate ourselves when we fall short. Some of us avoid that humiliation by simply giving up. I don’t want you to give up. I want you to aim high‚ certainly‚ but don’t stop simply because you didn’t achieve perfection. There are two points I will make tonight. Firstly‚ perfection for us mere mortals is by its very nature impossible to achieve. Secondly‚ to achieve perfection is not actually a desirable thing. Firstly‚ why is perfection impossible? Perfection – being

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