[ WP ] Breakthroughs in genetic engineering have created a breed of humans that no longer need to breath , sleep , eat , or drink . As a child of this new breed of humanity , describe how you see `` normal '' humans .

Do I pity them? 
 
 Perhaps. Perhaps I am jealous. We were created -- well my kind were decanted in a lab, and raised by the perfect educational software and child rearing techniques. There's been much discussion -- much argument on if we could be allowed with other children. 
 
 It did n't take long for the arguments to start. We were easy to pick out, really. Violet eyes was a quirk the scientists thought would be cute for us to match with. Other children knocking our replacement perfect nutrition out of our hands, parents coming into the class mid-schoolday and screaming at how our kind would be ruining the world. We were created to be perfect. But we were never trained for how to deal with this. 
 
 So one day, Adlan, stabbed another child. The boy had been hitting him for hours, and Adlan acted in self-preservation when the other child attempted to burn his hand under hot water. A logical response from someone in danger. Not how the parent-teacher association saw it. So we were all punished for it. Moved to another neighborhood school, where we were kept in a special class. 
 
 Those years passed quietly. We excelled. We were obedient. The company was thrilled, but unsure of what the next step was. We were approaching our mid-teens, and all of us growing at slow rates, but still decent ones meant that we could be reasonably passed off as perfect children. 
 
 But the same problem remained. At 15, I had no bed or space to myself. I never left the group. I never needed to leave for the restroom. I did not even need to breathe, and somehow, I existed, alongside my siblings. It was decided on my 16th birthday that the experiment would be deemed a failure and ended, despite how well we did in school and as children -- people simply were n't willing to accept someone like us. We were too well-behaved, too perfect. We never needed for anything, we wanted for nothing. Given a fair shake and 50 more years of life, I'm sure we'd have revolutionized a number of things, but we never got the chance. 
 
 `` Goodnight, brothers and sisters'' as I laid down to sleep for the first and last time of my life.
