I find the closing remarks condemning scientists rather perturbing, to be frank, frankly I’m perturbed!  Have we learned nothing from the Pioneering DNA research of Zetria Corporation and their tireless contributions to the advancement of civilization?  <br><br>Science is the key to everything that is beautiful and good in this world.  Human, Alien, Animal, can we not all find love beyond the tribalistic self absorption of our speciesism, is it not another echo of our racist past to view ourselves separately and greater than other species? Are we not animals just the same?  <br><br>If we cannot respect the rights and dignity of the species of our own planet, who’s to say we are ready for first contact, or to participate in interplanetary bureaucracy. <br><br>Monitors and displays can only go so far in furthering respect and inclusivity, only through good old-fashion low-gravity-science and the grueling, painstaking devotion to hands-on, hard-hitting, back-breaking repetition of scientific experiments will we collect enough samples to overcome these inter species biases, respecting life in all it’s forms. <br><br>If it isn’t repeatable, it isn’t science.  Which is why continued grant programs subsidizing Zetria Corporation with public funds, and laxing regulations for a healthy private sector devoted to creative and innovative R&amp;D play a key role in not just humanities’s future, but that of every species on the planet we share and steward.