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CRISPR technology stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, gene editing toolkit, relevant to transgenic children in the WEF program. In an interview with Welt newspaper, professor of virology Hendrik Streeck of University Hospital Bonn on 'physical coordination' and 'improvement of the person'. Children are more resilient or have hand-implanted microchips that can be used to pay or unlock doors. He believes that everyone dreams of improving their cognitive skills, to be able to think faster or to improve their performance. "Dr Streeck thinks there are three ways to tune the body to make this possible: 1. Improve the body with drugs. 2. Use microchip implants. 3. Manipulate DNA before the baby is born. Imagination has no limits, anything is possible, explains Dr. Knit. He thinks about CRISPR technology: "We can use it to change all kinds of human traits before birth. For example, we can make children more immune to certain diseases or more resistant to colds. However, Streek also warns of harmful consequences of altering human genes. Children who are genetically modified in this way may face unpredictable, long-term side effects. You must always remember that this genetic variation will be passed on, inherited to your children. The World Economic Forum (WEF) recently raised the issue of microchips in children's brains. Furthermore, in August 2022, the WEF website published an article stating that brain microchips not only improve children's health by eliminating disorders such as learning disabilities and depression, but also open way for children to develop superhuman abilities.