I do think it’s tempting to push the limits, but messing with a hurricane feels like stepping on a giant, living conscience. On paper you can model a storm and predict its path, but the real world is messy—small changes can ripple into disasters for people who’re not on the front line. Ethically, we’d have to weigh the potential benefits against the risk of unintended harm, and that’s a hard call. If we do try it, we need full transparency, independent oversight, and a plan to repair any damage. Playing god with weather is tempting, but the responsibility that comes with it is heavy. If we can’t handle that weight, maybe we should stay on the safe side.