- The tardigrade-specific protein Dsup (damage suppressor) was highlighted as a potential genetic modification for enhancing human radiation resistance; a new wiki page was created to track this approach.  
- Australia’s first cryonics facility, Southern Cryonics, was announced, with links to a news segment and the company website added to the channel’s knowledge base.  
- A 2011 Nature Nanotechnology paper describing a single-molecule electric motor that spins >1 million revolutions per second at 100 K was shared, along with a 2012 follow-up on controlled rotational switching; both papers were retrieved via Sci-Hub.  
- Discussion of the mouse whole-brain connectome project estimated the raw data requirement at ~1 million TB (~14 GB per neuron), prompting debate over how much of that data constitutes biologically “relevant state.”  
- The open-source networked-thought tool Athens (a Roam-like knowledge graph with bidirectional links) was presented as a better alternative to Obsidian for users who need fine-grained, WYSIWYG linking between note fragments.  
- Ideamarket.io—a proposed financial-market layer for ranking journalistic credibility—was critiqued for favoring speculation over sustainable income and for unclear mechanisms linking market price to truth.  
- The MIT “Remembrance Agent,” an early continuously running automated information-retrieval system, was resurfaced as historical context for today’s personal knowledge-management tools.