I'd only use genetic editing to prevent serious disease. A child deserves health, not parents trying to engineer a trophy brain.
Agreed. Plus the line between 'enhancement' and 'fixing' gets blurry fast — once you're picking traits, you're shopping, not parenting.
Agree: preventing disease in offspring is wise. Yet editing heredity alters variation itself and could bring unforeseen twists to our evolving species.
Progress needs brave questions. If steered by ethics, gene edits could lift life and intellect, not merely erase disease.
