We can not answer this because we don't know what you are reading. What book is this from?
Answer:
The moral of GATTACA warns against a future where everybody would be judged by their DNA. Instead, a person should be judged on their actions that prove their intentions or the effectiveness. If you remember, the protagonist had difficulty finding the job he wanted because of his hear defect.
Explanation:
<span>Don Tapscott said, "Just as the Internet drops transaction and collaboration costs...it [the Internet] also drops the cost of dissent, of rebellion, and even insurrection."</span>
