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    Perfection itself is imperfection.” [1] A perfect world or a utopia can be created‚ but it cannot be sustained or controlled. A utopia is an imagined fairy tale place with everything someone can desire. A perfect place with everything to its ‘perfection’‚ with the right amount of fear and fun‚ which is hard to create‚ sustain‚ or control. Perfection is what makes a utopia‚ since there never can be perfection utopias cannot be prolonged or precise. Everyone has their own utopias as well as an idea

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    The main of the premise of the film is the ‘Triumph of Human Spirit.’ Support with knowledge of main characters in the film. The main premise or central idea of the film‚ ‘Gattaca’‚ is the ‘Triumph of Human Spirit’. This is illustrated by Andrew Niccol’s use of film techniques to emphasise ideas surrounding characters within the film. For example‚ Niccol emphasises the triumph of the human spirit by using lighter colours to accentuate the theme of belonging in scenes where Vincent feels a sense

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    There a Perfect Future? “Most people regard genetic engineering as something that will happen tomorrow. They are wrong. Biotechnology is here today” (Mann‚ 1999‚ p. 113). Some people may laugh at the idea that genetic engineer like the type seen in Gattaca is possible‚ but already “genetically engineered crops cover an estimated one-quarter of all cropland in this country” (Maafo‚ 2001‚ p. 84). While genetic engineering is only being applied at crops at the moment‚ one has to wonder how long it will

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    with the unknown‚ or as many believe‚ our obsession with perfection that epitomizes what it means to be human. Is perfection in a human being even an achievable goal? As Salvador Dali once put it‚ “Have no fear of perfection‚ you’ll never reach it‚” the general consensus is a blatant no. No matter how perfect they seem‚ someone can always strive for more. The film Gattaca looks at perfection in another light‚ in a time where near-perfection is easily attainable‚ it is however‚ our imperfections

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    at a level too high for our own good. Through major advancements in science and technology‚ as well our distinct ability to think past the basic needs of life‚ human beings are becoming a species with more power than we are fit to handle. In Gattaca‚ a movie set in the future‚ technology has developed in such a way that allows people to select what qualities they want to provide for their offspring. At first glance‚ having this ability seems highly desirable. Parents can choose the behaviors

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    Andrew Niccol’s ‘Gattaca’ is a science fictional film about ambition‚ conquest and determination. The movie is set in the future with a number of very different characters‚ Vincent is a very determined soul who was brought into this world in what’s not considered ‘’the natural way’’. His parents decided that he was to be a god child which means they would leave everything under his hands‚ unfortunately god did not bless Vincent with the best genetic makeup and he was destined for failure and a life

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    Like all mistakes‚ it created room for the evolution of human thought- or at least insight into the subject. Thomas’ wonderful mistake in The Wonderful Mistake exhibits the idea that perfection can only exist in Partenio 3 the presence of imperfection and imperfection is always found in our best attempts at perfection. The paradox and brilliance of humanity. This new form of evolution is a source of long-term progress‚ and is the cause of an abundance of short-term suffering. Take‚ for example‚ Lewis

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    factor in most dystopian works however‚ is the perfection that is believed to be so evident in life. What is very prominent in the majority of the films or books we have read is the realization of imperfection which leads to questioning‚ escape‚ or a character’s confusion within said “perfect” now imperfect society. These characters become outsiders because they start to see the flaws within their “perfect” lives. This is evident in Metropolis‚ We‚ Gattaca‚ The Machine Stops‚ THX 1138‚ and A Brave New

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    English Oral Presentation Topic: Genetic Engineering in Humans-Designer Babies What is Genetic Engineering? Genetic Engineering‚ also called genetic modification‚ is the direct manipulation of an organism’s genome using biotechnology. With the development of this technology‚ future generations are then able to select and reject specific traits and genes for their children. Contention: I believe that Genetic engineering should not be a technology pursued by society and future generations as it

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    Genetic Engineering Introduction: I. Imagine a world where everyone was perfect. A. We would all look very similar with very little flaws. B. We would excel in everything we did and never fail to produce anything but the best results. C. We would live in a world where there was no competition. 1. Music artist would not exist along with Olympic champions or top celebrities because everyone would be perfect at everything. D. Now this may sound like it could be the end of discrimination and

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