- Dr. Natasha Vita-More is interviewed on Lifespan.io about “H-DAO and Transhumanism,” prompting skepticism that the proposed decentralized autonomous organization offers any functional advantage over a conventional LLC for longevity or transhumanist projects.  
- Participants argue that DAOs are currently more hype than utility, noting that they lack the limited-liability protections of LLCs while still exposing participants to government enforcement if the underlying activity is deemed a business.  
- A brief debate surfaces on the practical anonymity of DAOs versus LLCs; some claim DAOs make it harder for regulators to link individuals to operations, while others counter that governments already treat unlicensed activity as taxable business conduct.  
- The term “residency” is questioned when used by companies or labs; participants wonder whether it is simply a euphemism for an unpaid internship.  
- fenn applies to attend the lessdeath.org longevity “summer camp,” observing that the application asked no technical questions about aging theories or research interests, leading others to characterize the event as a fan convention rather than a serious scientific gathering.