In every competition there is a winner, and there is someone who took second place. The violin competition brings together people dedicated to bringing joy to others. But the winner receives a golden contract, and the runner-up is branded a loser. One could live with this if science had not intervened in the game. After all, the winner, from the point of view of some, is not entirely human, but is a specially grown clone of the great violinist. And it doesn’t matter that he plays like a god and wants to give joy. The gold contract is more important.