Genetically Engineered Babies Change Society You Now Must Have The Right Genes For The Job
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Vincent has always fantasized about traveling into outer space, but is grounded by his status as a genetically inferior "in-valid." He decides to fight his fate by purchasing the genes of Jerome, a laboratory-engineered "valid." He assumes Jerome's DNA identity and joins the space program, where he falls in love with Irene. An investigation into the death of a officer complicates Vincent's plans.
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Can you imagine being one of the genetically altered people who actually gets obese/develops diabetes or coronary disease due to lifestyle?
Scientists just looking at you like 'bro, we tried, we can only do so much'
They'd have to actually TRY by that point but yeah.
they deleted any potential diseases, any bad traits, "baldness"
so that "due to lifestyle" is also avoided because it's considered a bad trait to overeat.
@@Blitzkit theyd have to alter how people digest things to stop them from overeating
@@AA-vr8ve they're genetically altering babies, I'm pretty sure they did that too
@@briarrose6442 naw, they just socially engineer that bit. if you remove genetic pre-disposition and add enough social pressure (probably through assuming fat people are faith births even if they arent) you'd pretty much remove the standard style over consumption problems entierly. Not sure how EDs would work though.
We watched this in high school biology. Fun fact: the title, Gattaca, is based on G, T, C, and A which stand for the 4 nucleobases of DNA. Guanine, thymine, cytosine, and adenine.
yo that's actually funny because I just posted a comment stating this fact. I have completely forgot Biology though lol
Haha me too
A billion tall Dwayne Johnson with the mind of Musk & moves like Mohammad Ali but definitely smart enough to reject all religions alike.
Chop chop get it done!
Same
But did you know the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
The thing I loved about this film was the theme that people can overcome their physical limitations through strength of will. Vincent's life was a constant struggle, he always had to give it his all. When he was on the treadmill and his body was failing, he could push through and give the appearance it was easy. It was the strength of his willpower that allowed him to beat Anton while swimming. Also, because Anton was never pushed to his physical limits, he panicked when he became fatigued from swimming too far having never faced the physical adversity Vincent had been dealing with his whole life.
Yes, real strength is in the character.
Also, I get it with all the physcal stuff, but intelligence? I'm pretty sure you can have good genes and grow up dumb as log. A lot of children of famous scientists, politicians, etc grew up stupid. And vice versa, you can always study hard and become 1) somewhat "smarter" (IQ) 2) a good specialist in some field.
So, not hiring people for positions where intelligence, skills and knowledge are demanded solely because of their genes is... retarded ^^
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Unless we are speaking of hardcore genetic diseases or some trauma intelligence is what you create during childhood, when teaching kids to think.
@@ImperativeGames I think it is a combination of your genes and your environment. Just like a persons height your born with a maximum predetermined height limit but your environment determines how tall within the limit you reach. People in China used to be shorter but with an improved economy peoples average height also rose.
@@ImperativeGames I'd like to point out that the genes human receive from their parents are seemingly random, so its possible that there was a smart gene that didn't get passed down, or a bad gene like lack of focus could have been inherited from the grandparents
Yeah. I also love ending as it's kind of Vincent gets on flight as himself
@@ImperativeGames intelligence is EXTREMELY genetic in nature. Your intelligence has as much to do with your genes as your hair color. It doesn't mean you will exactly inherit the hair color of your parents. But it does increase the likelihood exponentially. And intelligence cannot be increased but knowledge and skills can be. But your raw intelligence essentially limits the extent to which you can increase your knowledge. Like you can increase your speed if your run regularly, but you'll never be Usain bolt if you weren't born with those genes.
“Undesirable traits such as Baldness”
As they show a bald dude
Maybe the guy doesn't want future children to suffer like him.
Maybe he wanted to be bald?
baldness as an undesirable trait and baldness as a style choice are two very different things.
@@entropyapathy lol why would you suffer from being bald
@@jangosweat8689 futuristic logic
Vincent : goes to space
Anton : still loses
Jerome : still want to dead
Doctor : bald
Hotel: Trivago
@@emusauruswrex8488 😂😂
Wants to die*
That “0 seconds ago” almost got me lol
some things never change
"baldness can be eliminated" - first thing I see is a bald dude lmao
I mean that bald dude's looking good, maybe his parents choose that at his look
@@jmmaribong4350 that sucks if the parents want him to be bald 😔
@@jmmaribong4350 maybe he choose?
Funny thing is, as a black person, I always thought that baldness suited us more than others. At the very least we choose to shave it all because it actually looks good on us
@@Xart94 indeed
My favorite movie. Saw it in biology class like a lot of other people in the comments. Everyone in class wasn’t paying attention but it stuck with me ever since. It’s a simple story, yet it still strikes a chord within me. The ending always brings a tear to my eye. A truly wonderful movie.
Same, I've only watched it that time back in high-school and it stuck with me.
How come your teachers actually show you movies literally all I do is hear them talk all day
Same here haha
I watched it in my biology class as well! I saw this channel and was hoping they had the movie here because all i remembered was the murder and the eyelash scene. Pretty good movie.
This is a movie about eugenics.
The irony is that natural born ones are the pure ones
Our ancestors ran behind their pray until exhaustion. We aren’t the fastest animals but the most resistant, best to regulate our body temperature & run long distances. We don’t know if those modifications had side effects. Some of the movie that were modified had illness & between others that were made supposedly to prevent them. There was even books & a movies about it, were the modified humans & their descendants came with side effects or defects & the purest humans were better & many lived above. I don’t remember the name but i think it was “Divergent” or something.
@@lagopusvulpuz1571 Divergent
There is no such thing as “purity”
@@vulpine3431 I like to think my water is pure
@@stixinst5791 it’s not though, is it? Unless you make a habit of drinking perfectly pure H2O, which I do not recommend as you do need some ions in your water, otherwise the balance inside the body goes all wonky.
I just want to say you didn’t include a key part of the last beach scene with Vincent and his brother Anton. Vincent did get this far because of his determination and perseverance but you didn’t include the amazing quote by Vincent(I don’t remember so this’ll be incorrect), “I never saved enough for the journey back”
Pretty accurate to exactly what he said
@@hambone4984 We can agree to disagree. I personally think without including that line it only seems as if Vincent never gave up. But if the uploader included that line, then the viewers see it in a more gloomy way, Vincent only having gotten to this point because he never cared about making it back home, him being okay with his death as long as he achieves his goal. If he mentioned that quote during their last beach scene with both brothers, the viewers would have seen it as “Vincent is willing to die if it means he succeeds, he doesn’t care about saving enough energy to get back to the beach, he only wants to keep going in hopes of reaching the other side. He was not limited by his will to live as others were, because he didn’t care if completing his goal would kill him.
TL;DR: Without quote, Vincent’s story is happy. With quote, Vincent’s story is gloomy as he is not limited by his will to live like others were, he doesn’t care if completing his goal kills him.
My apologies for the long response, I don’t have time to review it and I just wanted to get this out. Have a great day!
@@marianred4195 You're right in what you said, I just wanted to point out that @Hammster Wonder Cheeks meant that your paraphrasing Vincent's quote from the movie was damn near spot on to what he says to his brother about the swim back. Great comment nevertheless, I enjoyed the hell out of reading your take.
GOD MADE US PERFECTLY MADE... YOU DONT NEED MODIFIED BABIES.
"I never saved anything for the swim back"
The movie being gloomy was part of what made it a masterpiece, even Jerome killing himself and the futuristic yet minimalistic design of buildings
ah, and ppl always have saying that you cant watch a movie on the toilet.
Sitting on toilet for 5 min is good but sitting longer than 10-15 min is bad
@@lureh683 yes
GOD MADE US PERFECTLY MADE... YOU DONT NEED MODIFIED BABIES.
Pangi54 ITS A MOVIE!
@@oatmealjosiah7117 then dont make it into reality in the future then. you just need jesus christ as your lord and savoir.
I have already watched 3 movies in less than 30 minutes. LOL
Right!!? This channel is awesome I don’t know how I’ll be able to go backZ
Speedrunning movies
It's a far stronger experience watching the movie
Jerome might not be able to walk , but he can certainly FLY .
You mean, "Fry"........
lol sorry!
@@starless4146 ... yah but it's still not a good joke...
@@redshuttleredacted6422 Thats why I said sorry. 🤔
@@starless4146 Damnn xDD Now I feel even more bad for Jerome 😭
@@starless4146 Do you have a soul D:
The rate of upload is faster than rate of watching
Maan for real
silute
Dedication 👌🏻
He did 1 (one) upload 😢
We need to update our genes to correct this travesty
After being screened out during the last stage of the astronaut selection process, I feel like I'm living out the plot of this movie...
F, bro, seems like you're having a great career in youtube so keep your head high.
@@NotSandhorst RUclips is a means to an end, it is not my dream.
@@BlackGryph0n It might not be your dream but it is one hell of an accomplishment. I hope you find your next dream to chase.
@@th3oryO Thank you so much! I hope so too. 😌
Just buy a ticket in like 5 years lol.
I just feel bad for Jerome, I hope he can be happier after dying. He really was a good person.
The movie is so good that you wrote your comment thinking it was all real.
How can he be happier dead? Dead people don’t feel?
@@brokemono I get to attached to characters 😂😂
@@jimliu2560 I meant, if there is a afterlife or anything, he can be happier there. Or if there is nothingness, I hope he is at peace then.
@@you_know_me8218 if there is nothing after death there can't be peace. There's nothing to be peaceful
Fun fact : giving someone a lock of your hair is suppose to mean love and passion towards the person
jerome sus confirmed?
@@NotSandhorst Jerome 985 Elbertson
More than sus. He was clearly in love with Vincent
thats fruity
@@Ronkyort0dox thats just getting fucking annoying.
Gattaca was so underrated
Love how this society treats valids like there ammune from disease when all it takes it being out in the sun for a bit to long to get skin cancer or just one tick bite left for to long to get stuck with a lige long disease.
Artistic exaggeration, hyperbola. Even with greatest genes you can get sick, ofc.
Although the possibility of cancer is also gene dependant. But yes, you can't guarantee anything, unless you can make humans with the health/regeneration of Wolverine.
@@ImperativeGames yeah, and they also treat it as like invalids are actually invalid
"The tree that never had fight, for sun and sky air and light but stood out in the open plain And always got its share of rain, Never became a forest king But lived and died a scrubby thing, the man who never had to toil, To gain and farm his patch of soil, of sun and sky and light and air, Never became a manly man but lived and died as he began."
so....?
@@nimmuraj i guess they are using a quote to refer to the genetically edited humans vs the original. If you take out the biological struggles then the human wont really be all that great since they were already made to be 'great' and won't see it necessary to become any greater. Meanwhile, people who have their struggles try to achieve greater than what their negative genes might try to inhibit them with. Like how people who are dying from an illness would try their best to leave a memorable mark to their short life, while one without might find it less of a daunting task that they won't need to immediately work on. I think that's what they were getting at anyways.
God that is dumbest shit to be saying you fake broken god, trees in the open do wonderfully and while a lone tree can't become the king of a forest but, trees don't ever become kings.
While what is stated used to be somewhat pertinent it's not actually the case anymore and more to my point, that pertinence wasn't the motivation for this composition, the motive was to justify humans being selfish.
@@robdeskrd ugh it's a metaphor, trees obviously can't be kings..things earned are far more precious than things given, if you suffered and fought for you're place in life you appreciate it more than being born into it ...people who are given everything dont have the same determination the same drive, their not hungry, therefore they do not hunt, and end up pampered useless things.
@@emokid732 things earned are far more precious to whom? Objectively it makes no difference, and subjectively, while it may be so for humans, due to how our reward systems are wired, a genetically modified human might not be the same. You cannot argue for any sake that this metaphor is good or even applies to this movie.
Plus, if your comment were true, then nobody would want to live, since life is "given", and is not a struggle, especially as children. Holy fk, mate. Be a proper emo kid.
I love the intricacies of jerome's emotions and how developed his portrayal was he was an excellent character
Oh I remember this
My science teacher showed us this to tell us how genetic modification can change the world but it could also change society
Then he made us make a report how the world would change if we ever did change the life of people
It literally existed when colonization started. Even when monarchy was established. When there is a group of people who are classified as “superior”, everyone not included in the group will be humiliated and given less opportunities due to their “setbacks”.
So nice to see you guys are learning. You are the future young one!
What the island it is horrifying, basically the main characters are clones that are killed for spare organs to increase the rich life span. I watched it in my biology class and it's not disappointing.
I just noticed the narrator take a brief pause when Introducing characters name
GOD MADE US PERFECTLY MADE... YOU DONT NEED MODIFIED BABIES.
@@pangi5460 try to say that to babies with disability, i dare you..
@@michaeld2622 just need jesus christ to heal you.
Yeah I like how he does it
@@pangi5460 which god tho the abrahamic gods which say iff you dont chose right the rest are going to hell, the hindu gods, the pagan gods, for rel religion is like playin a lottery better hope you chose the right one
its a beautiful story,
too bad the real jerome done a suicide..
his life was fulfilled bc of Vincent 😢😢
@@ves6170 yea, and the way he died.. give me nightmare..
me developing a crush for jerome ; 💩..
@adi's gf nah he was probably in love with vincent
@@Maddoxxx It's bad design to make incinerators for domestic use so that a human fits in.
There are a few really great scenes from this movie. When Jerome has to crawl up the stairs, when you find out Anton is the detective, when Vincent and Jerome swim against each other for the last time, and when the Doctor reveals that he's known Vincent is faking all along and changes the test results. Just such a fantastic movie.
This is basically what happened with the Kaminoans in Star Wars, like literally this movie is a summary of the Kaminoan species in Star wars
They where the ones who helped with making clones right?
Yes yes thay were and HOLLY SHITH YOU'RE RIGHT thay are
@@horribleperson9531 yes
Also: Krypton.
@@ijustwantedausername yes and no
“You can remove bad traits like: baldness.”
*Shows a bald doctor* 🧍🏻♂️
🧍♀️
I think they mean involuntary genetic baldness and not choosing to be bald
Shaved is a hairdew.
He could've shaved his head tho.
It's not like shaving your head off is illegal
Maybe his parents didn't do it, and that's why he does it automatically to all babies.
14:29 I never saved anything for the swim back. Words to live by, Vincent was willing to die to achieve his dreams. One of my fav movies
I thought for minute in the thumbnail the babies were pulling up middle fingers.
This comment got a heart too hahaha
babies* :)
@@even___ and there go all better
@@Ghostred10101 Your heart lost cause you edited it🤣
@@jeffsterc1657 I see but don't worry I don't really care.
I, as many here, watched it in biology class and I'll always remember a classmate asking "how did he get past the urine tests?", nobody answered, but I was so invested in the movie that I remembered the doctor complimenting Vincent's penis in the beginning and I figured it was because he was wearing a prothesis to hide the tube.
Kinda regret not saying anything back then because I was too shy.
Regret not pointing out the dude got massive donger. Well that's a first
The thing that got me with this movie was when the doctor said to the doctor that his second son was still part of him. The whole gene manipulation was them removing the father's genes and replacing them with a superior subject. They are eccentrically killing off the weaker part of the species.
You probably got it wrong. The doctor meant they pick out his healthiest sperm for conception and remove genes related to diseases.
That's mentally staying in the past.
The very next step after what this movie was about is editing the genes of adults. If you can change your genes several times during your life, getting rid of cancer predisposition for example - what "son is part of him" logic can do?
Was it that or was it that they edit the gene I think they edit it and not take someone elses
This summary is wrong. They don't engineer babies or alter genes in this movie. They fertilize a bunch of zygotes in vitro and then screen them for undesirable traits leaving only the best. The doctor flat out states that he "went ahead and screening out" the traits he listed. The doctor later says "Keep in mind this child is still you; simply the best of you". This movie is about controlled selection instead of leaving it up to chance; not genetic engineering.
this movie is literally criticising eugenics
I can imagine a lot of parents lightning up the skin of their children should this ever become real. Certain phenotypes would suddenly be seen as marketable. We'd probably have models advertising for us to model our children after their looks.
This is the future I don’t want to live in ☠️
Changing skin outside of the parents range would probably be made illegal due to the racial undertones.
Simple math would suggest that future will be filled with darker skin tones.
@@Koudy111 The looks of the population itself wouldn't matter if there is still a large disposition towards Eurocentric features in mainstream media. People will alter themselves to look more like what media tells them is beautiful.
@@TkOHarley14 The white man is dead. He killed himself.
@6:50 Irene I believe, is actually looking for his DNA to check compatability for a romantic relationship not because she is suspicious of him
They also don't genetically alter or engineer the babies. They screen the zygotes and pick the best ones. This summary sucks.
Thank you so much for your movie summary it makes this lock down less depressing.
you'l be alright bud, it gets better.
I remember we watched this movie during Bioscience class, that was years ago and it's still great.
Never doubt yourself despite others thinking otherwise- moral of the story imo
+ "Work hard to achieve your dreams".
I only now realised the irony of a bald doctor removing the baldness gene.
watched this with my science class to show the future of genetics
I think there's something interesting that can be learned from Anton and Vincent. A hardworking individual with ordinary abilities can and will surpass a complacent individual with extraordinary abilities.
Good thing some are complacent though or else it'll be much worse for us normies
@@ultimateloser3411 Some people who are amazing at something are just happier doing another thing. Part of what makes the world go 'round.
Hard Work beats talent
- Rock Lee
If my future descendants obsess over testing eyelashes, dead skin and urine all day that they could make a whole movie im disowning them.
If you're interested in movies you haven't watched yet but you don't have or want to spend the time watching it in full length then this channel is perfect for you
Yes👍
Prediction is only a possibility, it depends upon the bearer of that possibility either to fulfill it or exceed the possibility to an even greater extent.
Yes. Eating junk food, smoking, drinking, not moving, etc - the best genes possible won't save you.
Click faster than Usain Bolt fastest record
Holy cow, another one?! You just keep cranking them out! I appreciate the effort, when I'm not watching them I stream these for background noise. Awesome when you have insomnia! 👍
This movie always makes me cry at the end. Jerome ended up being my favorite character. 😢 I think the scene where Arkins character confronts Anton that he was the brother of Vincent but doesn't report him was deleted, great scene. Iris, Lamar and Eugene and the Director are also my favorite characters.
I love the amount of bros in this movie, i wish i'd watched this one for real. Jerome pulling himself up the stair for vincent (and himself to some degree) was some real g shit no cap
‘I never saved anything for the swim back.’ That line always stuck with me, even 20 years later I was sad you didn’t just show it ngl.
In 6:54, I believe that Irene is not suspicius of Vincent but hesitant of asking him out since she has also a congenital disease.
So like half the movie is them trying to find the invalid and not doing actual detective work like “oh there is an invalid here he must be the guy behind it, let’s not do any murder weapon finding or find motive lets find some guy who might not even be involved”
So many themes in this one beautiful gem of a film!
this is some great character writting, the character literally undergoes no development himself, he already has the determination and the goal by the time the movie starts
never knew this is a staple for a lot of biology classes out there
One of my first favorite movies as a child. It inspired me to keep studying in a time where my parents didn't give much thought to knowledge.
I love binge watching these videos cause it feels like watching my own interdimensional cable
Mans uploading so much!
I like it but don’t burn yourself out!
“Undesirable traits such as Baldness”
As they show a bald dude ..... that looks great being bald
9:55 when the valid is sus😳
My suffering is eternal
NOOOOOOO
I don’t know why I like these videos so much. The guys voice sounds like a computer and it’s just a narrator ruining movies I haven’t seen yet. But for some reason, I love it. And some how at the end of the video it feels like I’ve seen the movie. Lol
It's incredible the amount of parallels the movie has in it's story. I'm impressed.
This movie is actually horrifying.
And at the end I always get teary eyed over Jerome's fate.
This was an excellent movie... For those who have not seen it I strongly recommend it 😊
Damn ur opening was so cryptic, I was thinking "this is gattaca, right, no it cant be" got me there tbh
This is an emotional and tought provoking movie considering our vulnerable humanity on so many levels. Btw Vincent tells his brother that he never kept his stamina for the return when they do their swim racing, yet has enough to bring both to shore giving the msg that determination in extra ordinary situations has always been the winning trait in human nature rather than what we like to calculate and/or predict.
ngl movies like these are rare, now all Hollywood teaches is people to feel like victims and blame others instead of perseverance despite your flaws
What do you mean? No matter how dumb they might be, the protagonist rarely loses. Isn’t that them persevering?
@@gmartin5453 what?
@@gmartin5453 Nah, it’s just plot armor.
Bro RIP Jerome man I liked that dude so much
NOOOOOOO JEROME
That man
Was amazing
Rip Jerome best man to ever live
fun fact: the name gattaca comes from the first letter of the names of the nitrogenous bases of DNA: Adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine. Have a great day!
14:20 is a great character building moment
I saw this film at school and it was instantly one of my favorite films ever. I'm so thankful the teacher showed it to us.
I saw this movie in high school biology, and unfortunately forgot the name of it. I always wanted to rewatch it with my husband, because we both have the same taste in movies, and enjoy watching them together. We probably watch 2-3 movies a week. Thank you for uploading this. Now, my husband and I can watch a nostalgic movie of mine.
You would think w. Such advanced tech they’d somehow know how to fix being a paraplegic
Eh. We can cure tuberculosis but not pimples. Shit happens.
One of my biology teachers had us watch this movie as part of the curriculum on genetics. It solitified my love for science and genetic study ever since
Before today all I remembered about this movie was some guy was trying to go to space but had to pretend to be someone else because of a heart condition; that and a scene where he was exercising and because of his irregular heart beat he had to somehow mask it with another person's heart beat.
Everytime I watch a recap of a movie I've seen, I realize you actually capture everything from the movies and the full feel of them. I don't need to watch movies anymore 😂
Dude, you're my favourite channel that I click on the moment I see an upload. 😎
Is because the modificated babies were satiesfied with everything and they didnt became better but the ones that arent modificated they tried to be better
I watched this movie in boilogy class
It's a good movie
I haven't watched, although I have watched this video (which summarizes it). I love it. Like bro, the movie plays out pretty realistically and I really enjoy the concept. There's a lot of movies with good concept but fail incredibly hard. Like ones involving robots taking over the world or zombie movies nowadays. They all feel so cliche and are overall poorly executed, but this one is amazing.
U did blood samples too? As part of a project of finding out who the killer is right
@@akosammy no lol I didnt we just watched a movie cuz we were learning about genetics
Same! I remember watching it in honors biology in 9th grade
@@linkmeuplink yea same
oh remembered this movie ..heard it from my a level biology teacher
Just how many movies in this world go unseen 😭
One of the best sci-fi movies ever made.
"imperfections make who we are"- me in 2021
Sounds like something a criminal would say as an excuse in court lol
I like how it’s hard to tell if it’s text to speech or not
Is it text to speech?
@@kingofthekoopas8857 yes but in the beginning i actually thought it was a real guy speaking
Yes text to speech are getting really better.
I saw this movie when I was just 9yrs old - I could relate to not being the superior child - it’s disheartening to not be considered good enough coz of your background or ethnicity - how much really can your DNA decide for you.
Notice the janitor. Ernest Borgnine. At one time he had, at the same time, 3 of the most popular shows on TV.. He's slowed down but he loves working and can often be seen in bit parts.
Hats off!
cool.
I love this film... One of the questions asked by his brother is how he was able to keep swimming when he finally gave in and Vincent said he never planned for the journey back (*loosely quoted can't remember actual quote)
Love you recap, keep up the good work
As someone who has a genetic illness, this movie hits hard.
I hope this will be no more Science fiction drama but a reality in near future.
3:05 ah yes, let me remove the social and psychological pressures that will lead to your child drinking too much.
I know that there are genes and traits that make people more and less addictive, but that’s not my point.
I think that doctor was just having a laugh because if someone wants to be an alcoholic you know they damn well will good genes or no
I've watched this film several times. It gives me motivation but a tad of sadness toward the real Jerome
Gattaca is a great film, that really delves into some important issues and shows how people who are perceived as inferior are discriminated against. With all the talk of vaccinations and airlines (and governments) toying with the idea of allowing only vaccinated passengers to fly, we may not be far off from the premise of this film.
@@treett4268 Your comment went pretty well until the very last sentence. Good intention, but the same outcome with us "weak" people still existing. There will be people who oppose the idea of genetic modification past the current extent (not excluding people who take vaccines) and there will be people who consider it as evolution and support it. Both ideals would clash against each other and whether the methods to fight it out, or whether which side wins, us "weak" people remain. I'm not trying to support either of these ideals, my point is that this potential argument would go on for quite a long time that neither outcomes will come in result soon or will it ever
In the future, the weak homo sapiens will slowly phase out of earth. The highly technological society with superior intellect and physique, people will inevitably go in a Gattaca-like direction. Those genetically superior “humans” will look at us as we look at neanderthals, cromagnons.. evolution oblige and unavoidably so, because we will do it ourselves. Do you want your kids to fall behind everybody else? There you go
This comment thread is a mess, a gigantic mess. Literally every single comment has something wrong with them. What's going on with this channel's comment? You are all completely insane
@@bastobasto4866 I could defend myself for this by saying I'm just going along the topic of "genetic modification". But what do you say about our opinions to be insane?
@J C Sorry you are so ignorant. Follow the rest of the flock to your slaughter.
Coincidentally, Ethan Hawke (Vincent) and Uma Thurman (Irene) ended up making a beautiful child, Maya, who got the best of both Ethan and Uma's genes, as if she herself is an edited baby.
At this point the common cold would be considered “Heath conditions” in this world
The consistency hitting different in this channel
I love this movie so much- really worth a full watch!
I was shown this movie in freshman biology class, and the activity was c entered around why some science is ethically and morally wrong. Even if it isn’t an outright dramatic dystopia, it made us think about how everyday people can be effected by eugenics.
Eugenics is OK so long as you don't kill people. Technically the system in the movie is flawed as it doesn't allow the best to proceed, regardless of the unlikeliness of an "invalid" working at the same level.
Just missed the line that is the synthesis of the whole movie: "I never saved anything for the swim back".
I would never want to live in the society so called perfection. PS: Love the movie. Vincent paid off his hard work.
This makes me think Ethan Hawke will make a perfect Adam Jensen even more.
Ever since I found this channel, I hoped you already or were about to cover this movie. Never saw the end in school but now I can finally finish it!
The ending always makes me cry
I remember a teacher played this movie one the last day of class. I didn’t get to finish it but was damn intriguing