CRISPR gene editing has moved from lab experiments to clinical trials, but I'm still unsure if we're ready for the ethical fallout. For example, editing embryos to eliminate hereditary diseases sounds noble, yet who decides where the line is drawn between therapy and enhancement? We've seen how quickly technology outpaces regulation, and the consequences of a mistake here affect generations, not just one patient. Until we have global consensus on boundaries, shouldn't we hit pause on heritable edits, or are we comfortable letting science race ahead of ethics?