idk what's going on with this genetic editing stuff... i mean, if Reece Prescod can just go out there and run like 9.99 seconds without any "help", that'd be insane 
! but at the same time, it's hard not to wonder if he's really pushing his body or just relying on some fancy tech to do all the work for him 
. i get why people are skeptical - it changes the whole dynamic of sports, you know? but like, is it really fair to say that someone who can edit their genes has a natural advantage over others if they don't have access to those same enhancements? 
! but at the same time, it's hard not to wonder if he's really pushing his body or just relying on some fancy tech to do all the work for him . i get why people are skeptical - it changes the whole dynamic of sports, you know? but like, is it really fair to say that someone who can edit their genes has a natural advantage over others if they don't have access to those same enhancements? 
I'm low-key excited for Reece's comeback 
. Even if he does manage to break it, is it even worth the risk? 
What about all the other athletes out there trying to compete fairly without some fancy genetic editing 
? I mean, we already have steroid scandals in traditional sports... how far can we take this before it's just not right? 
Also, what are the odds of him actually getting those enhancements done? 
5% chance or so? 
. On one hand, he might be able to achieve some crazy times, but on the other hand, what's next? Are we gonna see people with superhuman strength and agility in sports too? 
It's like, how can we even begin to compare their abilities to natural athletes anymore? And what about all the people who don't have access to genetic editing? Is it fair to them if they're competing against someone who has an unfair advantage? 
