- A Slashdot comment thread (http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=514462&cid=22996516) was added to the self-replication wiki page as a suggested introductory resource.  
- A brief ethical debate unfolded on whether intentionally giving a child autism via genetic engineering constitutes “child abuse,” with participants questioning the definition of “crippling,” the social consequences of atypical neurology, and the legitimacy of coercive “optimization.”  
- Anne Corwin’s argument was quoted: the fear that being labeled “suboptimal” could justify invasive bodily or neural intervention against one’s will, highlighting boundary-consent issues in human enhancement.  
- Links to open-science community resources were shared: OpenWetWare forums (http://www.openwetware.org/forum/) and the iGEM competition forum (http://igem.org/forum).  
- Henry Markram’s computational-neuroscience “imitation project” was documented on the wiki (http://heybryan.org/mediawiki/index.php/Henry_Markram_computational_neurosci_imitation_project).  
- A new wiki page section titled “Societal engineering knowledge database” was created, with dated notes on structuring the project (http://heybryan.org/mediawiki/index.php/Societal_engineering_knowledge_database#2008-04-08:_Thoughts_on_the_structure).  
- Interest was expressed in molecular quantum chemistry for quantum-computing applications after an external researcher made contact.