incredible.

So we have a pretty high bar.

Any therapy has to meet these criteria and in fact be better.

We know cochlear implants, for instance, there's only 20 electrodes in a cochlear implant that allow a person to hear.

We're typically born with thousands of hair cells.

And so where people with cochlear implants struggle is music, noisy environments, those difficult listening situations.

I would also say the other part about my field is that hearing loss is incredibly common.

I'd love to know your thoughts on that as clinicians and people working with patients and seeing how the science can positively address a lot of diseases and disorders, but just because we can change our genes, should we?