While the "Primordial DNA Engineering" project is ambitious in its scope to recreate ancient genetic codes, it also raises considerable concerns regarding its practical implications and ethical boundaries. The project's focus on synthesizing primordial DNA sequences risks overlooking the complex ecological and evolutionary contexts in which these sequences originally operated, potentially leading to unforeseen consequences. Additionally, the ethical considerations of recreating ancient life forms have not been sufficiently addressed, leaving a gap in the project's governance and oversight. Such ventures into the unknown of genetic ancestries demand a more cautious and reflective approach, ensuring that scientific curiosity does not outpace the necessary ethical frameworks and safety measures.