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A central theme concerns the potential erosion of the unpredictability, creativity, and spirituality that have historically defined human identity. If choice and diversity are compromised by genetic optimization, we risk creating a monoculture of "perfect" humans—losing the frisson of the unpredictable, the beauty of imperfection.
Metzl advocates for cautious innovation—engaging the global community in shaping policies that align with democratic values and human rights. The danger: technology advancing faster than society’s ethical frameworks, leading to unintended consequences and social stratification.