to preserve our own sense of species. W-1. 

 Don't be an ass. You are not a separate species. David Sumner 

 Dr. Sumner, this is not the place for personal attacks. If you don't agree with what the clones are saying, please give some reasoning. Glenn "Crake" 

 I apologize again, Glenn. As for the clones, they may be artificilly made, genetically engineered individuals, but they are human in more than biological ways. As we've seen, they tend to gather in groups to achieve certain goals and for protection. I have no idea how they came across computers with Internet access, but I'm sure it took more than one of them. Socially, their development is quite like that of humans. David Sumner 

 This is not true, David. There are differences between our society and yours. We have noticed that the article does not mention any negative aspects of human society, but is it not true that whenever humans together, there will inevitably be conflict among each other? In our society, there is no such conflict between ourselves. Last week, we realized that two males in our society are fertile , unlike the others, but we do not treat them any differently. Our society is different from yours, which makes us a different species altogether.