I do believe that gene editing human embryo is ethical because due to a variety of different reasons. The first reason is because of the reality we are living in. What I mean by reality is the harsh reality of some of the genetic traits that go against So, editing some populations in our current world. If you have a gene that produces a black color, a black phenotype, that might put you in a disadvantage in many of many areas of life. That's one. So editing that phenotype into something that is less underprivileged would accord to that inequality. Same thing goes to other things like ways we talked about it. We have, I think there is a gay gene but, anyways. Other than this, maybe the embryo gene is having some illnesses, right? So editing that gene so the baby would be born without any medical issues would benefit the baby. Thanks. Thank you.

Yes, that is a valid point. But the reality is there are some certain genetic characteristics that put certain populations into a miserable situation. Especially back in the day, back when slavery was present. Yes, now we are in a world where we, I guess, at least politically try to be inclusive. But are we really inclusive? I don't think so.

This is not relying on any factual evidence or to a reference to a supported authority or to a supported quotation or to a specific example. Rather he is just saying my God is not supporting this claim and it is just an opinion. And opinions do not really prove any points.