- A 2003 paper on U.S. public attitudes toward “designer babies” and cloning shows acceptance was higher than expected, challenging assumptions about societal resistance to human genetic engineering.  
- A 1995 BMJ survey (table 1) quantifies which traits parents would select in children, providing early data on consumer demand for germline editing.  
- kanzure links a historical review of assisted-reproduction techniques, offering context for how IVF and related methods paved the way for future genetic interventions.  
- Obelisk Launchpad is introduced via Medium post as a new platform aimed at accelerating open-source hardware and biotech projects.  
- A blog post on “check valves” (alexanderellis.github.io) is shared, likely serving as practical reference for fluidics work in DIY bio or chem setups.  
- Bryan Bishop publishes multiple transcripts from the 2017 “Breaking Bitcoin” workshop, covering hard-fork economics, spam-attack analysis, Electrum light-client security, hardware-wallet vulnerabilities, and even a talk titled “Solar-Powered Space Pirates,” expanding the channel’s archive of deep technical content.