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One of the greatest benefactors of all life forms is a man whose attention is lost on the task at hand. Great, right? Of course. One of the foremost genetic engineers of his generation as well as any other, including those of his own design? no doubt.The problem was that he was too interested in things he wasn't supposed to be interested in, or at least, as he was told, right now. This also partly contributes to his somewhat irritable temperament. So when his world is threatened by terrifying invaders from a faraway planet—those invaders are far away, but they're fast—he, Brat Vansenwald III (who whose name is Bratt Vansenwald III, which is not relevant, but very interesting, because—forget it, that's his name, and we'll get to why it's funny later), by the leader of their race Quarantined in a guarded place, asked him to design a fanatical super-soldier to resist and defeat the terrifying invaders, hurry up, and they said to him: "Concentrate!"

So he sits by the window, looking out at the summer lawn, devising, but inevitably distracted by something, and by the time the intruders are already orbiting them, he makes a A remarkable new breed of superfly, which can figure out how to fly out of a half-open window without any help, has devised a switch for children.The celebration of these great achievements is not destined to last long, because the alien spaceship is already landing, and disaster is imminent.But what is surprising is that these fearsome invaders, like other warlike races, ran around because they couldn't handle things in their own homes. celebrations, and immediately endorsed a wide-ranging trade agreement and a cultural exchange program.Plus, after such an amazing turn of events, everyone involved has lived happily ever after.

There is a point to this story, but the historian has not been able to recall it for a while.