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Genalism (there's no correct spelling) is what Vincent called judging people because of their genetic profile.
Jerome had failed previously in committing suicide. He was perfect genetically and his family had high expectations for him. His genetic material was second to none. However, despite his genetic advantages, he took second place in a high profile swimming match. This event prompted him to step in front of a moving vehicle and attempt suicide. He was left crippled and despondent. Meeting Vincent gave him a new lease on life; a purpose. His genetic advantage could be passed on to someone else. In essence, Vincent's success was the ultimate embodiment of Jerome's genetic advantage. Once Vincent succeeds in getting onto the Titan mission, he became concerned about how this would affect Jerome. Jerome would be left alone for 1 year. In the end, Jerome felt that it was time to complete what he had started long ago. His life's potential and future goals were passed onto Vincent to carry on and Jerome felt he wasn't needed any longer. He left enough genetic material for Vincent to use when he returned from his Titan mission and completed his suicide.
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Dad contributes a sperm cell- which has half the genetic material, It fertilizes the egg from Mom- which has HER half of the genetic material. They join the two halves to become one whole.
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Vincent's career goal in the movie "Gattaca" was to become an astronaut and travel to space. Despite facing genetic discrimination and being deemed unfit for the position due to his "inferior" genetics, Vincent pursued his dream relentlessly by assuming the identity of a genetically superior individual.
Genalism (there's no correct spelling) is what Vincent called judging people because of their genetic profile.
Vincent Freeman is conceived and born without the aid of this technology. His parents regret this, and his younger brother, Anton, is conceived with the aid of genetic engineering. Growing up, their father clearly favors Anton, the stronger, taller and more perfect son.
In Gattaca (1997), Vincent/Jerome was able to overcome the unfair practice of genoism, which is discrimination against people who are not genetically engineered. His life-long goal of space travel was achieved despite having a genetically flawed heart and myopia. He found that if you want something bad enough, you can obtain it if you work hard toward that goal.
Vincent's childhood was affected by his genetic profile as he was born with a genetic predisposition to heart disease, which limited his physical abilities and caused him to be discriminated against. In his adult life, Vincent faced challenges such as lack of career opportunities due to genetic discrimination, but he was able to overcome these obstacles by assuming the identity of a genetically superior person through genetic manipulation.
Vincent M. Riccardi has written: 'The genetic approach to human disease' -- subject(s): Genetic counseling, Medical genetics
Positive: less disease; smarter, stronger, and more productive people. Negative: lack of genetic variation; social unrest.
The real Jerome went along with Vincent's scheme because he was paralyzed from the waist down and could no longer pursue his dream of becoming an astronaut due to a genetic disorder. By providing his genetic material and identity to Vincent, Jerome could live vicariously through him as Vincent pursued his dream of space travel.
Jerome had failed previously in committing suicide. He was perfect genetically and his family had high expectations for him. His genetic material was second to none. However, despite his genetic advantages, he took second place in a high profile swimming match. This event prompted him to step in front of a moving vehicle and attempt suicide. He was left crippled and despondent. Meeting Vincent gave him a new lease on life; a purpose. His genetic advantage could be passed on to someone else. In essence, Vincent's success was the ultimate embodiment of Jerome's genetic advantage. Once Vincent succeeds in getting onto the Titan mission, he became concerned about how this would affect Jerome. Jerome would be left alone for 1 year. In the end, Jerome felt that it was time to complete what he had started long ago. His life's potential and future goals were passed onto Vincent to carry on and Jerome felt he wasn't needed any longer. He left enough genetic material for Vincent to use when he returned from his Titan mission and completed his suicide.
Positive: less disease; smarter, stronger, and more productive people. Negative: lack of genetic variation; social unrest. Hope this helped!(:
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Scans people eyes for vision. Collects blood before able to enter certain buildings. Urine test for hiring.