What the other side gets wrong is thinking we can control this once we start. Editing embryos means making permanent choices for people who never got a say, and history shows we mess up when we play God with human life. That's a door we shouldn't open.

Even if we mean well, we're making permanent decisions for someone who can't agree to it. These changes would pass down through generations, and once that genie's out of the bottle, there's no putting it back. That's just too much power for any of us to have.

We're not talking about fixing a sickness here—we're redesigning future people, and mostly the rich would get access first. That's not progress, it's a new kind of divide. And honestly, no chatbot is going to convince me that's a gamble worth taking.