- A proposal was floated to compensate for the inherently slow iteration cycles of human genetic-engineering experiments by designing long-duration studies whose potential payoffs are asymmetrically large.  
- Justin Atkin’s widely publicized self-experiment—using an AAV vector to transiently cure his lactose intolerance—was cited as a rare example of a sub-megasecond (<12-day) human genetic-engineering result, although the effect faded after ~50 megaseconds (~1.6 years).  
- Digestion-rate trivia claimed that cow milk requires ~24 h to digest versus ~20 min for goat milk, prompting skepticism about the underlying references.  
- Cortexyme’s work linking Porphyromonas gingivalis infection to Alzheimer’s pathogenesis was recommended as a promising research direction in the absence of approved Alzheimer’s therapies.  
- diyhpluswiki published new transcripts on zero-knowledge proofs, elliptic-curve cryptography, and the Fedimint e-cash protocol, expanding its open repository of technical briefings.  
- The LessDeath longevity summer-camp conference was announced, offering an in-person gathering focused on radical life-extension research and strategy.