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Is Gene Editing Harmless? Two Arguments for Gene Editing.
… the decision to genome edit will almost certainly be identity affecting, as a couple (or individual) will usually make it before they have created any embryos and the process itself will, at the very least, alter the timing of conception. This is itself usually sufficient to bring it about that a different sperm fertilises the ovum, with the consequence that a different person is born (Parfit