- Intel employee notes that even with internal RTL access it is hard to locate decade-old laptop designs, illustrating how quickly proprietary hardware documentation disappears.  
- A PubMed link (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29854941/) was shared, highlighting research showing that the TRPV1 agonist capsaicin promotes axon regrowth after injury via Ca²⁺/PKA signaling—relevant to neural repair and enhancement.  
- Dotsies (https://dotsies.org/), a 2012 dot-based font claimed to be “optimized for reading,” was revisited; participants asked for empirical data on learning speed versus Latin script but found the project’s Twitter inactive since 2013.  
- Discussion floated the idea of abandoning linear alphabets entirely in favor of a graph-based language to achieve more “lossless” serialization of thought.  
- A link to “nlws” (https://s.ai/nlws/)—an experimental writing system—was provided as an example of alternative notation, though one participant criticized its visual design as “utter garbage.”