Is CRISPR gene editing moving too fast without understanding long-term risks?
CRISPR gene editing holds immense promise for curing genetic diseases, but I worry we're moving too fast without fully understanding the long-term consequences. Off-target mutations could introduce unforeseen health issues that we won't detect for generations. Is the potential benefit worth the risk of irreversible changes to the human germline? I think we need stricter global regulations before clinical applications become widespread.