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Not quite. The societal acceptance of discrimination based on genome is missing, and that was a big part of Gattaca's impact. Unless that becomes a possibility
by syn_rst 9y ago
Not quite. The societal acceptance of discrimination based on genome is missing, and that was a big part of Gattaca's impact.
Unless that becomes a possibility, I'm happy that we can cut down on the randomness of the genetic lottery.
- slededit 9y agoOne worry is that discrimination would come naturally with the next generation. A majority would never vote itself as second class citizens - but if traditional people weren't the majority then it's a possibility.