Mujtaba Ahmed
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- These Yet To Be United States by Maya Angelou | Poemist1 savers
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- Gattaca as a lens on contemporary genetics: marking 25 years into the film’s “not-too-distant” future - PMC1 savers
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- Right Handed Men Don't Hold It With Their Left | Gattaca Ending Scene - YouTube1 savers
- Critics At Large : Jack of All Fates, Master of None: Mr. Nobody Ten Years On1 savers
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highlights · 9
If you're excited about some possibility that everyone else ignores, and you have enough expertise to say precisely what they're all overlooking, that's as good a bet as you'll find.
How to Do Great WorkWhat are you excessively curious about — curious to a degree that would bore most other people? That's what you're looking for.
How to Do Great WorkSeas shift at your bidding, your mushrooms fill the sky. Why are you unhappy ? Why do your children cry ?
These Yet To Be United States by Maya Angelou | PoemistYou control the human lives in Rome and Timbuktu. Lonely nomads wandering owe Telstar to you.
These Yet To Be United States by Maya Angelou | PoemistOne lesson is that fixed notions of impairment are imprecise. This is not only an ethical message but also a technical one: gene-by-environment interactions are a central concept in modern genetics, defined by how the phenotypic manifestation of genotypic information is dependent on context.
Gattaca as a lens on contemporary genetics: marking 25 years into the film’s “not-too-distant” future - PMCVincent says, “One finger or twelve, it’s how you play,” to which Irene responds “that piece can only be played with twelve”.11 Vincent is speaking from his own experience, suggesting that what one is born with is not what dictates one’s ability. Irene, alternatively, pushes the Gattaca-world doctrine of biological determinism—some people are born with the equipment to play certain tunes.
Gattaca as a lens on contemporary genetics: marking 25 years into the film’s “not-too-distant” future - PMCThat look in the Doctor's eye; he's not just watching Vincent walk away, he's seeing a future for his son not limited to our conceptions of what is possible.
Right Handed Men Don't Hold It With Their Left | Gattaca Ending Scene - YouTubeThis is the secret to how Nemo chooses: He accepts everything, affirms every possibility, and opts for an entirely different path. His affirmation of whatever may come down that path – his affirmation of a future he doesn’t attempt to recall – is an affirmation of life itself, what Nietzsche calls “amor fati” or “love of fate.” And this utter joy in life leads him at 118 years old to say, “This is the most beautiful day of my life.” Mr. Nobody tells us that the secret to choosing is to choose; the secret to life is to live. Having reached the Big Crunch, Nemo can live his life once more, in it…
Critics At Large : Jack of All Fates, Master of None: Mr. Nobody Ten Years OnWe want to make choices according to which choice will yield the best outcome, but what does that mean exactly? What if it brings us joy now but misery later? What if the worst tragedy begets the greatest bliss? What if something brings us both happiness and sorrow, not in equal measure but intertwined in the same emotion?
Critics At Large : Jack of All Fates, Master of None: Mr. Nobody Ten Years On