This article is true in the kind of way if you limit crispr to crispr as it is now, and puts on blinders on imagination. It's very similar to someone saying: T

This article is true in the kind of way if you limit crispr to crispr as it is now, and puts on blinders on imagination. It's very similar to someone saying: The Penicillin Antibiotic will never be used widely to directly treat disease, while not knowing that in the times after its discovery, we would figure out how to mass produce this antibiotic, and then come up with whole groups of penicillin-like and non-like and synthetic antibiotics that today, are critical to the survival of the human race. Just wait a few decades and this article would seem quaint.