Should the government regulate the use of CRISPR technology for human genetic modifications?

No

I feel it can be used, but it would make everyone less unique. It would benefit chances of being bullied however if puts the world at a disadvantage because individuals are no longer different.

I could be into it if it's means we can be like people (good people) from Cyberpunk

The government should only regulate to make sure that the use is ethical and will only benefit people, not harm them

As long as it is before birth, and has the child's best interests at heart.

Yes, while providing all legal allegations and cases to the public

Yes, until science companies and labs can be trusted with these ethical concerns and responsibilities.

maybe, external party should also be apart of regulating, checking, and signing off.

Yes but also, there should be exceptions like amputees, visually impaired and retarded people.

i hate genetic modificatons stay as what u are born as

Yes, but also no as CRISPR is still a widely unknown field of research

Can you name a potential positive or negative impact on nature and ecosystems if gene editing were widely applied outside humans?

How would you feel if someone edited their DNA to increase intelligence—fair game, or unfair advantage?

Do you believe using science to extend human lifespan is more of an opportunity or a danger?

Should parents be allowed to use this kind of technology to select specific traits for their unborn children?

How do you feel about the idea of using technology to control future generations' traits or abilities?

Do you think altering human genes to eliminate disease crosses an ethical line, or is it just the next step in human evolution?

Could making genetic modifications increase social inequalities, or would it reduce them?

If you could change one genetic trait, what would it be and why?

Would you personally use gene editing to eliminate a potential health issue in yourself or your family?

What responsibility do you think we have to regulate how much technology like this is used in our society?